UNSPSC 39121113: Low voltage motor control center

UNSPSC 39121113 Low voltage motor control center is a Commodity code encompassing the procurement, installation, commissioning, maintenance, and repair of motor control centers and switchgear systems that state and local governments use to manage electrical distribution and equipment control across water utilities, detention facilities, schools, and general facility operations. Recent solicitations show issuing bodies purchasing complete generator and switchgear installations with control systems, design professional services for equipment replacement, emergency maintenance contracts, and specialized repair work on existing electrical infrastructure. The buying mix spans state departments (California Department of Water Resources, Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission on behalf of the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities), county utilities and facilities agencies (Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources, Chatham County Detention Center, Collier County Public Utilities), city utilities departments (City of Cumming), school districts (Cobb County School District), and special-purpose districts (Monroe County, Hillsborough County). Water utilities and detention facilities appear as standout repeat buyers, with multiple recent procurements for generator switchgear, control systems, and associated electrical infrastructure.

Geographic activity concentrates in Georgia and Florida, with secondary activity in California and Texas. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Cumming, Georgia's PWPF Generator and Switchgear Project (RFP, proposals due August 7, 2026) soliciting a complete turnkey installation of four 625 kW generators with 3,750 kVA step-up transformer and 3,000 A, 5 kV paralleling switchgear; Chatham County, Georgia's generator maintenance contract for the Detention Center (IFB, proposals due May 5, 2026) covering service and repairs for seven active generator sets ranging from 5.5 kW to 1,000 kW with associated switchgear; Collier County, Florida's Generator Maintenance and Repair Services procurement (ITB, due March 24, 2026, divided into portable and stationary groups) specifying four-hour emergency response requirements and load bank testing; and the California Department of Water Resources' Motor Control Centers and Switchgear Services (IFB, due March 17, 2026), an IDIQ contract requiring DVBE participation. Opportunities span new installation, design services, routine maintenance, emergency repair, and load bank testing. Most contracts require firm pricing for 60–180 days, full insurance coverage (general liability $1–2 million, workers' compensation per state statute), and E-Verify compliance.