UNSPSC 39122108: Guy wire anchor rod

Steel rod used at the penetration section of guy. It is used in regions where the grounding section of the earth wire are easily corroded or at locations at which concrete block is used as the guy anchor block.

UNSPSC 39122108 Guy wire anchor rod is a Commodity code that covers specialized fastening components used in electrical utility and infrastructure applications—specifically high-strength anchor rods with dual eyes, typically fabricated from corrosion-protected steel and rated for tensile loads in the 20,000+ pound-force range. State and local buyers under this code include municipal utilities, school districts, and special-purpose districts managing electrical transmission, distribution, and facility infrastructure. The work solicited is narrow and specialized: Lubbock Power & Light requested 30 units of 3/4-inch by 10-foot anchor rods (Chance Cat #C200-0057 or ACLEAN Cat #J7530CPR equivalent, ultimate tensile strength 23,000 LBF, corrosion-protected) through a quote request posted July 8, 2026 with a due date of July 15, 2026. The Northside Independent School District solicited electrical equipment, parts, supplies, rentals, repairs, and services through an IFB posted June 8, 2026 with a response deadline of July 1, 2026, but the specific inclusion of anchor rods is not detailed in the available record. Most other recent opportunities in the source (lightning protection systems at courthouses and a waste-to-energy facility, runway lighting replacement, water reclamation facility electrical upgrades, and transit camera maintenance) fall outside the scope of this commodity code, indicating limited recent activity specifically targeting guy wire anchor rods at the state and local level.

Recent activity under this code is concentrated in Texas, with Lubbock Power & Light's quote request being the sole clearly relevant opportunity in the provided dataset. The municipal utility sector appears to be a primary buyer, though the narrow activity window and sparse solicitation volume suggest this is a low-velocity code in state and local procurement. Delivery speed and firm pricing over a ten-day minimum window drive vendor selection; FOB destination freight-prepaid delivery to a municipal warehouse is standard. Bidders should expect to certify price parity with other customers and be prepared to notify buyers of any subsequent lower pricing to competitors.