UNSPSC 39122300: Electrical relays and accessories

Electrical devices for regulating flow of electrical energy

UNSPSC 39122300 Electrical relays and accessories is a Class code covering discrete electrical components and subassemblies used to control, protect, and condition power distribution in state and local facilities. Recent state and local procurement activity under this code spans relay replacements, soft starter installations, motor control center upgrades, switchgear modifications, and ancillary electrical hardware procurement for water treatment plants, airports, schools, transit systems, and municipal facilities. State departments, county water districts, municipal utilities, city public works departments, and independent school districts are the primary issuing bodies. The State of Florida Department of Military Affairs, Hillsborough County Water Resources Department, Orange County Florida, Eastern Municipal Water District (Riverside County, California), Northside Independent School District (Texas), and municipalities including Phoenix, Tucson, Charlotte, and Santa Fe have posted active solicitations. Representative opportunities include the State of Florida's Camp Blanding Joint Training Center Power Distribution Upgrade (ITB16334, due August 26, 2026, $1.8 million estimated cost for 13,200/22,860-volt primary distribution system work including pole-mount transformer replacements and hardware specified by voltage rating), Hillsborough County Water Resources' Mercury Float Switches procurement (ITB-26-00138, due March 2, 2026, two-year $60,000 contract for UL-listed float switches), Hillsborough County's Square D Brand Contact Kits (ITB-26-00123, due February 24, 2026, two-year $184,000 contract), and Eastern Municipal Water District's Medium Voltage Soft Starter installation (RFPAR3928, due May 9, 2026, for 2400V/97A/450HP equipment at a booster station).

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (particularly Hillsborough and Orange Counties), California (Riverside County and Orange County), Texas, Utah, and Arizona, with scattered activity in Connecticut, Oregon, Georgia, and other jurisdictions. Recent solicitations show demand across capital project cycles—major upgrades at water reclamation facilities, power distribution system modernization at military installations, and smaller on-call electrical maintenance contracts at city facilities and school districts. Most opportunities are low-to-moderate value competitive sealed bids or IFBs with 30–90 day response windows, prevailing wage requirements on larger construction work, standard bonding and insurance compliance, and preference programs including MBE and SBE set-asides in several states. No recent opportunities indicate shortage of supply or pricing pressure; the code reflects steady, distributed procurement across utility, transportation, education, and general government sectors.