UNSPSC 39121725: Electrical cable grip

A cable grip that is made of strand or others. It is used in pulling in relatively short cable into pipeline or pit as it is designed to support cables.

UNSPSC 39121725 Electrical cable grip, a Commodity code, appears rarely in recent state and local procurement, with the posted opportunities showing minimal direct relevance to the code's nominal scope. State and local governments buy electrical grips, cable termination hardware, and related connectors under this code when they maintain utility infrastructure, transit systems, water treatment facilities, and public buildings, though the recent solicitations tagged to this code span a broader range of electrical equipment, controls, and supplies that do not consistently align with cable grip procurement. The few issuers pursuing work under or near this code include cities (Austin, Charlotte, Tybee Island), counties (Hillsborough, Orange, Riverside), school districts (Pinellas, Hillsborough, Bibb), transit authorities (DART, OCTA), municipal utilities (Lubbock Power & Light), and water districts (Eastern Municipal Water District, Hillsborough County Water Resources). Austin and Hillsborough County appear multiple times across related electrical hardware solicitations.

Geographic activity clusters in Texas (Austin, Lubbock, Galveston County, OCTA in Orange County California), Florida (Orange County, Hillsborough County, Pinellas County schools), and scattered activity in Georgia, North Carolina, New Jersey, and other states. Representative recent solicitations include the City of Austin's Invitation for Quotation 1100 CPG1068 for Elbow Deadbreak 600 Amp/15KV 500 MCM copper components (due April 29, 2026), the City of Austin's IFQ 1100 BAS1086 for bolted connectors rated 3000 amps (due March 17, 2026), and Lubbock Power & Light's quotation request for 350 KCM copper cable and anchor rods (due July 15, 2026). However, most tagged opportunities address broader categories—maintenance supplies, industrial electrical supplies, network infrastructure, or theatrical lighting—rather than cable grips specifically. The code shows low recent activity with genuine cable grip demand; procurement professionals should verify alignment with customer requirements before pursuing opportunities tagged to this code.