UNSPSC 39121625: High speed fuse

UNSPSC 39121625 High speed fuse is a Commodity code covering electrical fuses and fuse assemblies for industrial, utility, and facility maintenance applications. State and local governments procure high-speed fuses through this code primarily as component supplies for electrical systems at public facilities, utilities, and transit authorities. The work entails supplying standardized fuses (specified by amperage rating and voltage class) often as part of broader electrical parts and supplies contracts or standalone commodity purchases. Issuing bodies include county procurement offices, municipal utilities and transit authorities, state-supported facilities, and school districts, reflecting the distributed nature of electrical maintenance across public infrastructure.

Recent opportunities concentrate in Texas, with Dallas County issuing multiple fuse-specific IFBs in September and August 2026 (ref 2100700 for 25-amp fuses due September 24, 2026, and ref 2100402 for 60-amp fuses due September 3, 2026), the Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority (DART) procuring 40-amp, 1000-volt Ferraz fuses in May 2026, and the City of Austin soliciting current-limiting fuse kits in May 2026 through IFQ 1100BAS1090 due May 5, 2026. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission issued IFB HHS0017729 on September 7, 2026, for miscellaneous campus parts supplies on behalf of the Denton State Supported Living Center, with fuses included as one of 18 line items; the historical 12-month value for that category was $100,000.00, with firm fixed pricing and contract term September 1, 2026, through August 31, 2027. Northside Independent School District (San Antonio) issued IFB 2026098 in June 2026 for electrical equipment, parts, and supplies including fuses, replacing an expiring contract. Outside Texas, Sourcewell issued RFP 061626 in May 2026 on behalf of multiple Washington counties (Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, Chelan, and Yakima) and thousands of participating public entities nationwide for law enforcement equipment; while this code tagging appears peripheral to fuse procurement, the cooperative vehicle merits monitoring for hardware scope expansion.