UNSPSC 39121905: Multiple Lockout Device

UNSPSC 39121905 Multiple Lockout Device, a Commodity code, encompasses mechanical and electrical safety devices that state and local governments procure to lock out or isolate energy sources during equipment maintenance and repair. Recent solicitations show the code captures a narrow slice of broader electrical equipment and parts purchasing—specifically lockout hardware and related safety isolation equipment deployed in water utilities, municipal facilities, and school district infrastructure maintenance operations. The issuing bodies span water districts, county utilities departments, and school systems; Hillsborough County Water Resources Department and Northside Independent School District appear as recent buyers. Work being solicited includes replacement, repair, and supply-on-demand contracts for lockout and isolation devices integrated into pump control systems, motor control centers, and electrical switchgear at water reclamation facilities and municipal utility plants.

Geographic activity clusters in Florida (Hillsborough County) and Texas (San Antonio), with secondary representation in California (Riverside County water district operations) and national cooperative purchasing vehicles. Representative recent opportunities include Hillsborough County Water Resources' ITB-26-00138 (Mercury Float Switches, March 2, 2026 deadline, two-year term, $60,000 estimated value), Northside Independent School District's IFB2026098 (Electrical Equipment Parts and Supplies, July 1, 2026 response date), and Eastern Municipal Water District's RFPAR3928 (Medium Voltage Soft Starter installation at Auld Road Booster Station, May 9, 2026 proposal deadline). The code shows modest recent activity; most procurement volume appears concentrated in larger electrical parts and supplies frameworks rather than standalone lockout device purchases, suggesting end-users bundle multiple electrical safety components into single IFBs rather than isolate this commodity class for competitive procurement.