UNSPSC 39121912: Fuse lockout

A device used to lock out or block out different fuses according to safety standards such as US OSHA

UNSPSC 39121912 Fuse lockout, a Commodity code, is not actively pursued by state and local governments based on recent solicitation activity. The code describes a discrete electrical component; however, the recent opportunities tagged to this code—traffic signal cables, ground clamps, connector bolts, grounding plates, and electrical supplies broadly—do not match the nominal product scope and appear to reflect data-entry misclassification by issuing bodies rather than genuine demand for fuse lockout devices.

State and local procurement activity in electrical infrastructure, components, and maintenance services shows robust concurrent demand across transportation departments, counties, school districts, and municipal utilities in Texas, Georgia, and Florida, but this activity concentrates in related codes covering cables, connectors, lighting systems, and on-call electrical services rather than lockout devices. The City of Austin Transportation & Public Works Department (IFQ 6200 AJC1026, quote due October 23, 2026) solicited traffic signal cables; Austin Energy (IFQ 1100 CPG1088, quote due October 7, 2026) solicited ground clamps; and Pinellas County School District (26CD037, sealed electronic bid due October 8, 2026) solicited electrical maintenance and repair services with an estimated contract value of approximately $400,000. Across the broader electrical-products and electrical-services space, jurisdictions in Texas, Georgia, and Florida dominate recent activity, with school districts, county governments, and municipal utilities as repeat buyers. Skip this code unless the bidder has existing relationships with utilities or transportation agencies and can confirm that a specific solicitation truly targets fuse lockout hardware rather than general electrical supplies.