UNSPSC 39121405: Cable or wire lug

A mechanical device attached to a cable or wire that is used to maintain the position of the cable on a sheave.

UNSPSC 39121405 Cable or wire lug (Commodity) encompasses connectors, terminations, and fastening hardware for electrical and data cabling systems. State and local governments procure these components as part of broader electrical supply and infrastructure maintenance programs, typically bundled within larger electrical equipment and supplies contracts rather than as standalone commodity purchases. The code appears in solicitations targeting maintenance departments, facilities operations, and infrastructure management across school districts, transit authorities, and county government units. Wire lugs and similar connectors are specified components within wider electrical supply agreements that also include conduit, wiring devices, distribution equipment, and cabling infrastructure.

Recent solicitation activity shows this code embedded in multi-category electrical and cabling procurement vehicles. Pinellas County School District issued IFB 26-AM-008 for electrical supplies (response deadline March 27, 2026), spanning 27 electrical product categories with an estimated annual value of $950,000 to support the district's maintenance operations and districtwide locations. Orange County Transportation Authority issued RFQ 250243 for industrial electrical supplies (due March 30, 2026) with a $10,000 annual budget for two facilities in California. The Texas Department of Information Resources released a cooperative purchasing RFQ for cabling services and related products (COOP2026SOL-00008, due September 24, 2026), serving state agencies, local governments, and K-12 school districts statewide with historical cabling contract volumes of $11.1 million to $12.0 million annually. Northside Independent School District in San Antonio posted IFB 2026098 for electrical equipment, parts, supplies, and services (due July 1, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, and California, with Texas showing the broadest state-level cooperative purchasing infrastructure. The code shows limited standalone activity; wire lugs and similar connectors are typically procured as line items within larger electrical supply agreements rather than discrete solicitations.