UNSPSC 39121565: Surface mount control station

UNSPSC 39121565 Surface mount control station is a Commodity code that encompasses electrical control and switching equipment—including network switches, emergency control devices, contactors, float switches, and related hardware—that state and local governments procure for facility operations, transit systems, water management, and IT infrastructure. Recent solicitations show this code capturing a broad mix of electrical control procurement, though the nominal scope ("surface mount control station") diverges somewhat from what jurisdictions are actually buying: the recent opportunities include network switch installation labor and materials, water utility float switches, electrical contact kits for motor starters, and electrical supplies frameworks, alongside fewer strictly surface-mount panel-mount control stations. Issuing bodies include city departments of aviation and public works, county water and transportation departments, school districts, and regional transit authorities. The mix reflects both infrastructure modernization (E-Rate-funded network upgrades, IT room renovations) and routine maintenance (water lift-station switches, electrical supplies restocking).

Geographic activity clusters in Georgia, Texas, Florida, and North Carolina, with secondary presence in Oregon and Connecticut. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Atlanta Department of Aviation's IFB for NEMA switch upgrade labor and materials (due August 3, 2026), Hillsborough County Water Resources' ITB for mercury float switches (due March 2, 2026, estimated $60,000 over two years), and the City of Dallas' 60-month ID/IQ master agreement for electrical supplies (due March 13, 2026). A notable repeat buyer is Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority, which has posted multiple narrow-window purchase orders for specific electrical components (power converters, fuses, obstruction light assemblies) with two- to four-day response windows. School districts are active here as well—Bibb County Public Schools and Gordon County School System have both posted E-Rate-funded switch and cabling upgrades requiring E-Rate compliance and fast installation timelines. The Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners has appeared multiple times, seeking brand-specific electrical equipment (Schneider components, Square D contact kits) with firm two-year pricing and CPI adjustments. Award values range from $60,000 (mercury float switches, two-year) to $519,787 (Schneider components, two-year) where disclosed, with several five-year ID/IQ or indefinite-delivery frameworks posted but actual spend unknown.