UNSPSC 39121705: Cable clamp and staple

UNSPSC 39121705 Cable clamp and staple is a Commodity code that encompasses fastening hardware for electrical and data infrastructure — cable clamps, staples, clips, and similar mounting devices used to secure cables, conduits, and raceways in fixed installations. State and local governments procure this code as part of broader electrical supplies and construction maintenance contracts rather than as standalone line items; it appears bundled within solicitations for districtwide electrical inventory, cabling system installation and support, and general maintenance department stock. Issuing bodies span school districts, transportation authorities, and state cooperative purchasing vehicles. Pinellas County School District (Florida) recently solicited 27 categories of electrical products including conduit and accessories under IFB #26-AM-008 for a $950,000 annual contract covering the district's maintenance department and facilities. Texas Department of Information Resources issued a statewide cooperative contract (COOP2026SOL-00008) for cabling services and related products including wire management systems and connectors available to state agencies, local governments, and school districts. Northside Independent School District (Texas) issued IFB 2026098 for electrical equipment, parts, and supplies, while Orange County Transportation Authority (California) solicited industrial electrical supplies under RFQ 250243 with a $10,000 annual budget.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Texas, and California across the recent record. The Florida school district procurement and Texas cooperative purchasing vehicle represent the largest-dollar opportunities, with Texas positioning cable-related products within a broader indefinite-quantity framework serving multiple entity types. California's transportation authority procurement is smaller in scope but signals steady demand for industrial electrical stock at the local agency level. The code shows minimal standalone activity — cable clamps and staples consistently appear as line items within larger electrical supplies and cabling infrastructure solicitations rather than dedicated procurements, reflecting their role as commodity consumables bundled into maintenance and construction contracts with response dates spanning March through September 2026.