UNSPSC 39121607: Glass body fuses

UNSPSC 39121607 Glass body fuses, a Commodity code, covers the supply of electrical fuses in amperage ratings and voltage specifications used by state and local agencies for facility maintenance, electrical infrastructure, and vehicle operations. State and local governments procure fuses as spare parts and consumables for electrical systems across administrative buildings, utility infrastructure, transportation fleets, and institutional campuses. Issuing bodies span county purchasing offices, city utilities, independent school districts, state-supported facilities, and transit authorities. Recent solicitations reflect routine replacement demand rather than project-driven procurement, with issuing bodies bundling fuses alongside broader electrical components and parts supplies or procuring specific amperage ratings for known applications.

Activity over the past six months concentrates in Texas, with Dallas County posting two separate fuse specifications (ref 2100700 for 25-amp FRSR fuses due September 24, 2026, and ref 2100402 for 60-amp FRSR fuses due September 3, 2026), the City of Austin issuing an IFQ for current-limiting fuse kits (1100 BAS1090, due May 5, 2026, targeting HUBS and M/WBE vendors with delivery to Austin Energy-Cameron Warehouse), and the Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority soliciting a 40-amp, 1000-volt Ferraz fuse (2099023, due May 8, 2026, with FOB Destination and Net 30 payment terms). The Texas Health and Human Services Commission bundled fuses as line items within a broader maintenance parts IFB for the Denton State Supported Living Center (HHS0017729, due September 14, 2026), listing a historical 12-month spend of $100,000 across 18 commodity lines. Northside Independent School District in San Antonio issued an IFB for electrical equipment, parts, supplies, and services (IFB2026098, due July 1, 2026), which likely encompassed fuses as standard consumables. A cooperative purchasing RFP through Sourcewell (061626) for law enforcement equipment, posted in May 2026 and due June 16, 2026, may include fuses within tactical or fleet electrical components but does not clearly align with the commodity scope.