UNSPSC 39121451: Tap off

Connectors that allow smaller gauge wires to be connected to larger gauge wires.

UNSPSC 39121451 Tap off, a Commodity code, describes miscellaneous electrical connectors, terminals, and hardware components that state and local governments procure for infrastructure maintenance, equipment replacement, and facility operations. Recent opportunities show state and local buyers sourcing specific electrical components—anchor rods, loadbreak elbows, bolted connectors, ring terminals, and similar hardware—for water utilities, transit systems, municipalities, and school districts across the United States. The code spans small consumable purchases (individual hardware items) to equipment-specific replacements supporting utility operations, fleet maintenance, and building systems. Issuing bodies include municipal utilities, county water and transportation authorities, school districts, and city purchasing offices, with no single buyer dominating recent activity.

Geographic spread covers Texas (Lubbock Power & Light, City of Austin, Riverside County), Florida (Hillsborough County Water Resources, Orange County), California (EMWD), and Georgia (Gwinnett County, Bibb County Schools), with scattered activity across other states. Representative recent opportunities include Lubbock Power & Light's quotation request for 30 anchor rods and 2,000 feet of 350 KCM copper cable rated 25 KV (RFQ 267012ELD, due July 15, 2026), the City of Austin's invitation for quotation for 12 elbow deadbreak units rated 600 amperes/15 kilovolt (IFQ 1100 CPG1068, due April 29, 2026), and Gwinnett County's informal written quote for a Fluke Power Logger (IWQ 121386, due March 17, 2026). The code shows steady low-to-moderate procurement velocity driven by routine replacement cycles, utility infrastructure upgrades, and facility maintenance needs rather than large capital projects, with individual opportunities typically valued under $100,000 and response windows of one to three weeks.