UNSPSC 39121710: Electrical receptacle multipliers

UNSPSC 39121710 Electrical receptacle multipliers (Commodity) shows minimal recent activity directly aligned with the code's nominal scope. State and local governments are soliciting under this code tag, but the recent opportunities reveal a mismatch: the single solicitation explicitly naming electrical receptacle multipliers—the City of Milpitas's IFB 26-229 for Maintenance, Repair, and Operating (MRO) supplies due July 23, 2026—rolls the commodity into a five-category blanket purchase order for general facilities maintenance, fleet maintenance, park and landscaping maintenance, utility operations, and street maintenance. The city intends to award multiple vendors across categories to ensure adequate capacity, with a five-year contract term and pricing structured as percentage discounts off list price. Prevailing wage and local purchasing preferences apply under California Labor Code. Beyond this single reference, the recent opportunities block contains no other solicitations specifically targeting electrical receptacle multipliers or treating them as a primary procurement line item.

The issuing bodies in the broader dataset—the City of Milpitas, Lubbock Power & Light, Hillsborough County, the City of Atlanta, Pinellas County Schools, Northside Independent School District, the City of Philadelphia, and others—span municipalities, counties, school districts, and transit authorities across California, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Arizona, New Jersey, and Wisconsin. However, only the Milpitas opportunity clearly tags the commodity code; the remaining solicitations in the block address broader electrical equipment, supplies, wiring, lighting systems, and network infrastructure. Geographic concentration is absent for this specific code. The code appears underutilized relative to the broader electrical equipment and supplies activity visible across state and local procurement, suggesting either infrequent standalone demand for receptacle multipliers or systematic mis-tagging by issuing agencies that lump multipliers into general electrical supply contracts.