UNSPSC 39121462: Telecommunication connector

A component that is used for the physical and electronic combination of circuit board or peripheral device that composes the communication equipment.

UNSPSC 39121462 Telecommunication connector is a Commodity code that covers discrete electrical connectors and connector components state and local governments actually procure for facilities maintenance, utility infrastructure, fleet operations, and specialized equipment installations. Recent solicitations show purchasing bodies treating this code broadly: vendors source connectors alongside conduit, cable, and related electrical hardware in blanket MRO supply contracts; utilities and water districts specify connectors in narrow technical quotes for grid modernization and pump station equipment; and transit agencies embed connector procurement within larger electrical and communications infrastructure contracts.

Issuing bodies span cities, counties, utilities, school districts, and transit authorities across multiple states and regions. The City of Milpitas (California) issued an IFB for five-year blanket MRO supplies in July 2026 across five categories including electrical conduit and components; Lubbock Power & Light (Texas) requested quotations for 350 KCM copper cable with concentric neutral in July 2026; Hillsborough County Water Resources (Florida) solicited mercury float switches in March 2026; and the City of Austin Purchasing Office issued multiple IFQs for electrical components including loadbreak elbow kits and bolted connectors in March and April 2026. The code sees activity primarily in Texas, Florida, California, and Georgia, with scattered opportunities in other states. Representative recent work includes the City of Austin's IFQ 1100 BAS1086 for bolted connectors (approximately 125 units, due March 17, 2026), the City of Austin's IFQ 1100 AGM1008 for loadbreak elbow replacement kits (15 units, 1/0 AWG rated for 15 KV URD cable, due April 20, 2026), and Lubbock Power & Light's RFQ 26-7012-ELD for electrical equipment including anchor rods and 350 KCM copper cable (due July 15, 2026). Pricing structures vary: utilities and municipalities typically specify manufacturer part numbers and approved equivalents, quote FOB Destination with freight prepaid, and require firm fixed pricing for 90 to 180 days. School districts and transit authorities embed connector sourcing in broader electrical systems contracts rather than standalone procurement.