UNSPSC 39121534: Indicator or pilot lights

UNSPSC 39121534 Indicator or pilot lights is a Commodity code that state and local governments procure infrequently and without clear pattern in the recent opportunities block. The code nominally names status lights and warning indicators, but the recent solicitations tagged under it span disparate electrical work — circuit breaker replacement, water treatment control panels, electrical supplies catalogs, RV power outlets, and access control maintenance — none of which match indicator or pilot light procurement. Issuing bodies across the opportunities block include county departments (Hillsborough County, Florida; Broward County, Florida; Fairfax County, Virginia; Franklin County, Georgia; Collin County, Texas; Portage County, Wisconsin), cities (Jackson, Michigan; Phoenix, Arizona; Austin, Texas; Charlotte, North Carolina; Ocala, Florida), school districts (Northside Independent School District, San Antonio, Texas; Pinellas County School District, Florida), state agencies (Oregon Military Department; Texas Parks and Wildlife Department; Illinois Department of Corrections), and special authorities (Kissimmee Utility Authority; Florida Keys Electric Cooperative; Charlotte Area Transit System). The geographic spread includes Florida, Georgia, Texas, Michigan, Virginia, Wisconsin, Oregon, North Carolina, Mississippi, and Illinois, reflecting scattered regional activity rather than concentration in any jurisdiction or state.

The source shows no recent solicitation activity that clearly targets indicator or pilot lights as discrete procurable items. The City of Jackson solicitations (July 2026) and Illinois Department of Corrections emergency breaker replacement (July 2026) involve electrical infrastructure but not status lights. Hillsborough County's Motor Circuit Protector inventory bid (July 2026) and the Pinellas County School District's multi-category Electrical Supplies contract (March 2026, ~$950,000 annually) cast wide nets across electrical components without isolating indicator lights. Broward County's water and wastewater control panel fabrication (May–June 2026) requires panels with internal control systems but does not isolate pilot light procurement. The code appears either lightly used by state and local procurement offices or inconsistently tagged in their notice systems; no representative recent opportunities exist that treat indicator or pilot lights as a standalone procurement need.