UNSPSC 39121319: Current transformer enclosure

UNSPSC 39121319 Current transformer enclosure, a Commodity code, captures power distribution and electrical infrastructure components that state and local governments procure for utility systems, wastewater treatment facilities, water distribution networks, courthouses, schools, transit authorities, and emergency services. The recent opportunities show wide variation in application and scale: Illinois Department of Corrections is replacing a damaged 1600-ampere air circuit breaker at a correctional facility under emergency small-purchase terms; Broward County is fabricating and refurbishing water and wastewater control panels on indefinite-quantity contracts; Fairfax County is procuring switchgear testing and preventive maintenance for low and medium voltage equipment across wastewater treatment plants and pump stations; and Brevard County is replacing an electrical control panel at a lift station. Issuing bodies span state departments (Illinois Department of Corrections, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State of Oregon Military Department), counties (Broward, Collin, Fairfax, Franklin, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Portage), cities (Austin, Charlotte, Jackson, Lavonia, Ocala, Phoenix), school districts (Northside Independent, Pinellas County), and special-purpose districts (Kissimmee Utility Authority, Florida Keys Electric Cooperative). The code shows consistent activity across electrical contracting, materials supply, and preventive maintenance services rather than direct procurement of transformer enclosures themselves; several recent bids target electrical parts, supplies, and equipment broadly defined rather than the narrower commodity.

Geographic concentration centers on Florida (Broward, Brevard, Hillsborough, Kissimmee Utility Authority, Pinellas, Ocala), with significant activity in the Upper South and Southwest (Illinois, Texas, Georgia, Arizona, Virginia). The Illinois Department of Corrections' emergency replacement contract for a 1600-ampere breaker at Dixon Correctional Center closed July 16, 2026, under a small-purchase solicitation not to exceed $26,520 with a one-year base term and option to renew through June 30, 2027. City of Jackson Community Development Department posted two separate sealed-bid IFBs for electrical code compliance work at residential properties (717 Elmwood Avenue and 237 N Gorham Street, both posted July 7–8, 2026, closed the same day) funded through Community Development Block Grant resources with prevailing wage and Section 3 employment requirements. Fairfax County's switchgear testing and preventive maintenance IFB (posted May 12, 2026, due June 9, 2026) targets a five-year term contract serving wastewater treatment and collections divisions across eight county facilities with comprehensive testing, maintenance, and 24/7 emergency response requirements. Broward County issued two parallel open-end indefinite-quantity procurements for water and wastewater control panel fabrication and refurbishment (posted May 21 and May 26, 2026, closing June 22 and June 26) carrying estimated annual pass-through allowances of $38,000 to $80,000. Pinellas County School District solicited electrical supplies (27 product categories, posted March 30, 2026, closed March 27, 2026) estimated at approximately $950,000 annually, and Northside Independent School District requested sealed bids for electrical equipment, parts, supplies, rentals, repairs, and services (posted June 8, 2026, closed July 1) to replace an expiring contract. Most recent opportunities closed or are closing in July 2026; the code shows sustained regional activity with no standout single buyer but repeat institutional purchasers (school districts, county utilities, state facilities, municipalities) across multiple fiscal-year procurement cycles.