UNSPSC 39121729: Electrical lead set

Two or more of different electrical conducting wire formed into a unified body, and it is possible to use them separately according to the location where each is needed.

UNSPSC 39121729 Electrical lead set is a Commodity code. State and local governments use it to procure specialized electrical connectors, clamps, and terminal assemblies that join high-amperage power cables and ground conductors—the kind of infrastructure equipment needed for utility-scale electrical distribution, signal control systems, and facility upgrades. Recent opportunities show a mix of individual components (ground clamps, connector bolts, plate yokes) and broader electrical supply categories where lead sets are bundled with other parts, indicating that this code sits within larger procurement streams for electrical equipment, materials, and repair services rather than standing as a standalone category in most jurisdictions.

Activity under the code concentrates in Texas and Georgia, with the City of Austin Energy appearing three times in the past month soliciting individual components through IFQ (Request for Quotation) notices—ground clamps (CLAMP GRND #2/0 TO #250 MCM EL-172), connector bolts, and plate rectangle yokes—each with response windows of five to ten days and targeting certified SBE or M/WBE vendors before broader online posting. Harris County Precinct 3 and Columbus Consolidated Government both issued standing ITBs for electrical parts and related items on an as-needed basis, while Pinellas County School District, Northside Independent School District, and other districts solicited broader electrical equipment packages that encompass but are not limited to lead sets. Galveston County issued an RFP for electrical and network wiring services with hourly labor rates and material markups. The code shows consistent demand from municipal utilities (Lubbock Power & Light), transit authorities (Trinity Metro), and school districts for component-level procurement alongside larger service contracts, suggesting that vendors supplying this commodity often respond to both narrow quotes for specific assemblies and broader standing agreements for mixed electrical supplies.