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 is a Commodity code that sits beneath a broader taxonomy of electrical components and supplies. State and local governments buy cable lugs—crimped or soldered connectors that terminate electrical conductors to equipment terminals, switches, and distribution hardware—as consumable stock items for maintenance, repair, and new construction across facilities. Recent solicitations show cable lugs procured as part of larger electrical supply agreements rather than as standalone line items; Pinellas County Schools' IFB 26AM008 for electrical supplies, Dallas's ID/IQ master agreement BE2600029715, and Phoenix's IFB 26FMD012 all bundle lugs within broader categories of wire connectors, terminals, and fasteners ordered on an as-needed basis. School districts, transit authorities, municipal utilities, and city departments are the primary issuing bodies, with school districts appearing most frequently as repeat buyers. Northside Independent School District in San Antonio, Orange County Transportation Authority in California, and Pinellas County Schools in Florida each solicited electrical components including lugs within broader annual or multi-year supply contracts during the first half of 2026.

The code sees activity concentrated in Florida, Texas, California, and North Carolina, reflecting the geographic distribution of larger school districts and municipal facilities requiring ongoing electrical maintenance. Representative recent opportunities include Pinellas County Schools' March 27, 2026 IFB 26AM008 seeking electrical supplies including wire connectors across 27 product categories for districtwide delivery, Dallas's February 5, 2026 competitive sealed bid BE2600029715 establishing a sixty-month ID/IQ master agreement for electrical supplies on an as-needed basis citywide, and Orange County Transportation Authority's May 5, 2026 RFQ 250243 for industrial electrical supplies with a ten-thousand-dollar budget and four-day delivery window. Contract terms are typically firm-fixed pricing over one to five years, with annual or multi-year renewal options, and evaluation weighted heavily on cost and discount percentages from published manufacturer price lists.