UNSPSC 39121639: Vacuum interruptor

circuit breakers that are designed for switchgear for medium or high voltage electrical power distribution systems

UNSPSC 39121639 Vacuum interruptor is a Commodity code that captures a narrow electrical component category, but recent state and local procurement activity under this code shows minimal direct relevance to the nominal scope. The recent opportunities tagged to this code span electrical equipment, supplies, and services (Northside Independent School District IFB for general electrical parts and rentals due July 1, 2026; Pinellas County Schools IFB for comprehensive electrical supplies across 27 product categories due March 27, 2026; Palm Beach County RPQ for pre-qualified electrical supplies and equipment vendors with a June 7, 2026 deadline), along with unrelated solicitations for law enforcement equipment, photovoltaic inverters, training services, and transit system cameras and access controls. The issuing bodies include K–12 school districts as repeat buyers, a county government, and a state service cooperative, but none of these opportunities explicitly name vacuum interruptors as a line item or deliverable. The electrical supplies solicitations are broad category procurements that may encompass interruptor components incidentally, but they are predominantly focused on conduit, raceways, wire, cable, lighting, controls, and distribution equipment from manufacturers such as GE, Eaton, and Siemens.

Geographic activity is scattered across Texas (Northside ISD in San Antonio, Railroad Commission statewide training), Florida (Pinellas County Schools, Palm Beach County), and a multistate cooperative through Sourcewell (Washington counties and broader participation). The code shows little activity that tracks squarely to vacuum interruptor procurement; state and local buyers appear to use broader electrical equipment codes when they solicit switchgear components and interruptors as part of larger electrical supplies or equipment contracts rather than as standalone items. The mismatch between the commodity definition and the recent opportunities suggests this code either sees limited standalone procurement or receives infrequent application by state and local procurement offices for this specific product.