UNSPSC 39121622: Automotive fuse

UNSPSC 39121622 Automotive fuse is a Commodity code that encompasses replacement fuses and fuse kits sourced by state and local governments for fleet maintenance, facility electrical systems, and emergency equipment. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing specific amperage ratings and configurations — 25-amp, 40-amp, and 60-amp fuses rated for various voltages, often vendor-assembled into kits with mounting hardware, lugs, and washers to meet custom specifications. Issuing bodies include county government purchasing offices, state health and human services departments, independent school districts, city utilities and procurement agencies, and transit authorities. Dallas County has posted multiple fuse solicitations in recent months; the Texas Health and Human Services Commission procurement on behalf of the Denton State Supported Living Center bundled fuses into a miscellaneous parts supply IFB; Northside Independent School District solicited electrical equipment and parts broadly; and the Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority (DART) pursued specific voltage and amperage specifications.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, where Dallas County, the City of Austin, DART, and state health agencies have all posted fuse opportunities between April and September 2026. The City of Austin Purchasing Office issued IFQ 1100BAS1090 on April 29, 2026, for current-limiting fuse kits (150-amp and 200-amp) with an FOB Destination delivery requirement to a warehouse in Pflugerville; quotes closed May 5, 2026. Dallas County posted two separate IFBs for standard automotive fuses — 60-amp (Solicitation 2100402, due September 3, 2026) and 25-amp (Solicitation 2100700, due September 24, 2026) — with minimal supplemental documentation in the source. DART's May 8, 2026 purchase order (Solicitation 2099023) targeted a 40-amp, 1000-volt Ferraz fuse with FOB Destination freight terms and Net 30 payment. Sourcewell's June 2026 law-enforcement-equipment RFP, though broadly scoped, serves multiple Washington and national jurisdictions but does not explicitly identify fuses as a primary line item. Texas Health and Human Services' IFB HHS0017729 (due September 14, 2026) included fuses as one of 18 miscellaneous parts line items with a historical 12-month spend of $100,000.00 across all items combined.