UNSPSC 39122110: Connecting washer for electric overhead line

Connecting fitting used for linking of aluminum T BAR on the conduction section of electric overhead line and electric car line.

UNSPSC 39122110 Connecting washer for electric overhead line is a Commodity code that covers fastening hardware used in utility distribution and overhead transmission systems. State and local governments procuring under this code are acquiring electrical distribution equipment and materials to support grid infrastructure, traffic signal systems, streetlight installations, and utility facility upgrades. The issuing bodies include municipal utilities (Lubbock Power & Light), independent school districts (Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, Northside ISD), counties (Seminole County, Orange County, Gwinnett County), cities (Austin, Charlotte), state transportation cabinets (Kentucky), and special-purpose utility districts (Orlando Utilities Commission, Florida Keys Electric Cooperative). Recent solicitations show procurement activity spanning mechanical fasteners, anchor rods with eye fittings, pole-mounted hardware, cable clamps, guy hooks, and related poleline components—often bundled with cables, insulators, and installation services in larger infrastructure projects.

Texas and Florida dominate recent activity, with Texas accounting for five of eleven representative opportunities (Lubbock Power & Light's anchor rod and cable RFQ due July 15, 2026; Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD's light pole replacement design-build RFQ due July 2 and June 9, 2026; Northside ISD's electrical equipment IFB due July 1; City of Austin's span and communications materials IFQ due May 18, 2026; Florida Keys Electric Cooperative's distribution feeder materials call for quotes due March 18, 2026) and Florida accounting for two (Orange County's EWRF electrical upgrades IFB due April 30, 2026; Orlando Utilities Commission's joint use and streetlight attachments inventory audit due December 4, 2025). Georgia, Kentucky, and North Carolina show secondary activity. Work under this code clusters around utility distribution upgrades, traffic signal infrastructure modernization, schoolyard lighting replacement, and wastewater facility equipment renewal. Procurement is fragmented across many small and mid-sized jurisdictions rather than concentrated among a few large repeat buyers, though Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, City of Austin, and several Florida utilities appear multiple times. Most recent opportunities use RFQ, RFP, or IFB notice types with response dates typically 7 to 30 days from posting, and many require FOB destination delivery with freight prepaid and specified quality certifications (Buy American Act compliance, OSHA safety standards, ANSI/ASTM material specifications).