UNSPSC 39121463: Jack for plug

An electrical component with negative terminus that has been prepared for insertion of plug.

UNSPSC 39121463 Jack for plug is a Commodity code that does not reflect the work actually being solicited under recent state and local opportunities. The source shows no recent solicitations naming this specific product. Instead, the opportunities tagged to this code span electrical infrastructure work—traffic signal cables, theatrical lighting systems, electrical maintenance services, and related infrastructure—that fall outside the nominal scope of a single jack-for-plug component. The issuing bodies include city utilities and transportation departments (City of Austin Energy, Austin Transportation & Public Works), county governments (Harris County Precinct 3, DeKalb County, Galveston County, Columbus Consolidated Government, Gwinnett County Public Schools), school districts (Pinellas County School District, Northside Independent School District), and transit authorities (Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Orange County Transportation Authority, Trinity Metro). The geographic spread includes Texas (Austin, Harris County, Galveston County, Dallas, Lubbock), Florida (Pinellas County), Georgia (DeKalb County, Atlanta, Columbus, Gwinnett County), and scattered single entries in Wisconsin and California. No recent opportunity specifically names a jack-for-plug component, nor is procurement tagged to this code concentrated in any sector.

The code shows little relevant recent activity aligned to its nominal definition. The opportunities attached to it—such as the City of Austin's October 23, 2026 IFQ for traffic signal cables (five-conductor, seven-conductor, composite coax, and shielded pair types), Pinellas County School District's electrical maintenance and repair services (four-hour response for emergencies, 15 business days for routine work), and Columbus Consolidated Government's on-call electrical services (24/7 coverage with primary and secondary contractor model)—address system-level electrical work, not plug components. Misclassification at the commodity tier suggests this code may be a data artifact or catch-all placeholder in the posting system rather than an active procurement category. Firms pursuing work under this code should verify the actual commodity classification with issuing bodies before bidding; the code as tagged does not predict the services or products state and local government actually intends to purchase.