UNSPSC 39122112: Insulator set eye

Component used in insulator set on overhead transmission and distribution line and substation.

UNSPSC 39122112 Insulator set eye (Commodity) covers eye-bolts and anchor fittings used in overhead and underground electrical utility distribution and transmission infrastructure, along with related suspension hardware and anchorage components. State and local buyers procure these items as components in pole-mounted and cable-suspension systems for traffic signal networks, water utility facilities, transit authority communications infrastructure, and municipal electric distribution systems. Recent solicitations show purchasing bodies acquiring sets in small quantities (typically under 50 units per order) as part of broader electrical equipment and materials procurements, not as standalone commodity contracts.

Issuing bodies include municipal utilities (Lubbock Power & Light, Texas), county departments of public works and transportation (Seminole County Public Works, Florida; Orange County Public Works, Florida), city transportation departments (City of Austin Department of Transportation, Texas), independent school districts (Northside ISD, Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, Texas), regional water authorities (Orange County, Florida), and cooperative electric utilities (Florida Keys Electric Cooperative). Geographic activity concentrates in Texas and Florida, with secondary activity in Kentucky, Georgia, and North Carolina. Representative recent procurements include Lubbock Power & Light's Quote Request 26-7012-ELD (due July 15, 2026) for 30 anchor rods with twin eyes as part of a broader electrical equipment RFQ; the City of Austin IFQ 1100 BAS1092 (due May 19, 2026) for 10 fiberglass insulator guy strain rods with eye-eye end fittings meeting 80,000 lbs ultimate strength specifications; the Commonwealth of Kentucky Division of Traffic Operations RFB RFB60526000005852 (due June 4, 2026) for pedestal poles with breakaway bases and anchor bolts as part of a master agreement contract; and Florida Keys Electric Cooperative's Bid #26-03 (due March 18, 2026) for distribution feeder materials including insulators and related hardware. Delivery, corrosion protection, and compliance with OSHA and applicable utility standards are consistent evaluation factors across these opportunities.