UNSPSC 39121470: Billing type outlet

An outlet that allows users to charge electricity usage while using the same standard as a regular outlet.

UNSPSC 39121470 Billing type outlet is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to classify electrical components and supplies, particularly specialized fittings, connectors, clamps, and ground equipment that support power distribution, wiring infrastructure, and circuit protection. Recent solicitations show the code capturing a broader range of electrical materials procurement: traffic signal cables with specific gauge and shielding specifications, ground clamps rated for high-amperage conductors, connector bolts for large-capacity cable termination, and plate yokes for electrical assembly work. Cities, counties, school districts, and transit authorities use the code to tag requests for both single-item quotes and standing supply agreements, often structured as as-needed or blanket-purchase arrangements with tiered pricing or discount-off-list models.

Activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, and Georgia, with the City of Austin appearing multiple times as a repeat buyer of specialized electrical components through the city's Austin Energy and Austin Finance procurement channels. The City of Austin has issued multiple IFQs over recent months (traffic signal cables on October 16, ground clamps on September 30, connector bolts on September 23, and plate rectangle yokes on September 1), each with response windows of one to three weeks and initial distribution limited to certified HUB and M/WBE vendors before broader posting. Harris County, Texas issued an ITB for electrical parts on an as-needed basis with an October 26 deadline. Pinellas County School District in Florida has solicited electrical maintenance and repair services valued at approximately $400,000 (with bids due October 8, 2026), and theater lighting renovations totaling approximately $1.68 million across three high schools. Columbus Consolidated Government posted an RFB for electrical fixtures, parts, and supplies on a two-year contract with three renewal options (bids due October 28). Outside Texas, activity includes Lubbock Power & Light requesting electrical equipment (anchor rods and cable) with quotes due July 15, Orange County Transportation Authority requesting industrial electrical supplies with a $10,000 annual budget (quotes due March 30, 2026), and various school districts and county governments seeking supplies or services. The code shows consistent state and local activity, though representation is fragmented across many issuing bodies rather than concentrated with a single high-volume buyer; most recent opportunities close within two to four weeks of posting.