UNSPSC 39122116: Overhead line link fitting

A metallic rod that has the egg shape that is bent in longitudinal direction to prevent the twist deformation of clamp on the overhead transmission and distribution line.

UNSPSC 39122116 Overhead line link fitting is a Commodity code describing mechanical hardware components that state and local utilities and infrastructure agencies procure to assemble, repair, and maintain overhead electrical distribution and communications lines. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying anchor rods with twin eyes, cable suspension bolts, guy hooks, cable clamps, and related poleline fastening systems rated for specific tensile strengths and corrosion protection. The buying mix spans municipal utilities, county transportation and water agencies, school districts, and regional electric cooperatives—with Texas municipal utilities and Florida regional utilities appearing as repeat buyers in recent postings. Work being solicited under the code includes both inventory procurement for ongoing maintenance and project-specific material supply for infrastructure upgrades and new construction, commonly on fixed-price, FOB-destination terms with firm delivery timelines and performance penalties for late shipment.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas and Florida. Lubbock Power & Light issued a quote request (RFQ 26-7012-ELD, due July 15, 2026) for 30 anchor rods with twin eyes and related cable hardware; the City of Austin issued an IFQ (6200 AJC1022, due May 18, 2026) for 64 line items of poleline hardware including cable suspension bolts, guy hooks, cable clamps, and washers to support traffic signal and communications infrastructure; and the Commonwealth of Kentucky Transportation Cabinet issued competitive bids (RFB 60526000005851 and 60526000005852, both due June 4, 2026) for approximately 910 units of pedestals, bases, and mounting brackets across eight line items. The Florida Keys Electric Cooperative posted a call for quotes (FKECBID2605, due March 18, 2026) for 47 distinct line items of poles, conductors, cables, brackets, and fasteners for a new distribution feeder. Pricing is typically firm for twelve months, with late-delivery penalties deducted from invoices, and awards are commonly made on lowest-responsive-bid or best-value criteria balancing price against delivery time and vendor capability.