UNSPSC 39121409: Wire connectors

UNSPSC 39121409 Wire connectors, a Commodity code, encompasses terminal lugs, ring terminals, connectors, and related fastening hardware that state and local governments procure for electrical system installation, repair, and maintenance across facilities, utilities, transit systems, and fleet operations. The code sees steady activity across diverse issuing bodies including cities, counties, school districts, water utilities, and transit authorities, with recent solicitations ranging from bulk MRO supply contracts through five-year blanket purchase orders to discrete component procurements for specific infrastructure upgrades.

Activity concentrates in Florida, Texas, California, and Georgia, with the most recent representative opportunities spanning multiple issuing bodies and procurement types. The City of Milpitas, California posted IFB 26-229 on July 10, 2026 (due July 23, 2026) for blanket purchase orders covering five supply categories including electrical conduit and related maintenance supplies across a five-year term, with local vendor preference and prevailing wage requirements. The Pinellas County School District posted ITB 26-AM008 on March 30, 2026 (due March 27, 2026) for electrical supplies spanning 27 product categories including wire connectors, conduit, and fixtures with an estimated annual value of approximately $950,000 across a one-year initial term with optional renewals. Hillsborough County Water Resources Department solicited sealed bids for mercury float switches and related components through ITB 26-00138 on February 5, 2026 (due March 2, 2026) with an estimated two-year contract value of $60,000. The Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority posted a micro-buy for terminals and ring connectors on January 21, 2026 (due February 6, 2026). Recent activity also includes the City of Austin issuing two separate quotation requests for specialized electrical connectors (bolted connectors in March 2026 and loadbreak elbow replacement kits in April 2026) and Orange County, Florida soliciting competitive proposals for an elbow deadbreak component rated at 600 amperes and 15 kilovolt in April 2026. These opportunities reflect the code's role in supporting routine facilities and utilities maintenance, fleet operations, infrastructure upgrades, and large-scale capital projects across state and local government.