UNSPSC 39122305: Meter relay

A relay that is used by attaching non-contact point type upper of upper limited pointer onto ammeter, voltmeter, wattmeter, varmeter, power factor meter and frequency meter, and can vary red and blue pointer in accordance with the usage. It is a relay used for alarm or interruption signal, and is essential in automatic control.

UNSPSC 39122305 Meter relay (Commodity) covers electrical control and sensing components that state and local governments procure for infrastructure operations, water treatment facilities, power distribution systems, and facility maintenance. Recent opportunities show the code applies to discrete electrical components integrated into larger control and automation projects rather than as standalone replacements, with emphasis on equipment compatibility with existing systems and operational continuity. State and local buyers span water districts, county governments, school districts, and municipal public works departments, with water utilities appearing most frequently in recent solicitations. Hillsborough County Water Resources Department recurs across multiple component procurements, and regional water authorities in California and Florida show sustained activity in electrical infrastructure upgrades.

Recent opportunities underscore buyer focus on system integration and operational reliability. The Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) in Riverside County, California solicited a medium voltage soft starter (MVSS) unit rated at 2400V for the Auld Road Booster Station through RFP RFPAR3928 due May 9, 2026, requiring integration with existing MODBUS RTU control systems and supplier authorization for ABB, Allen Bradley, Solcon, Schneider Electric, or Toshiba equipment. Orange County, Florida issued IFB Y26-604 for Eastern Water Reclamation Facility electrical and mechanical upgrades due April 30, 2026, specifying replacement of protective relays with Schweitzer microprocessor-based units and switchgear modifications integrating closed-transition parallel operation with Duke Energy. Hillsborough County Water Resources Department posted two separate component procurements in January–February 2026: ITB-26-00138 for mercury float switches (due March 2, 2026, estimated value $60,000 over two years) and ITB-26-00123 for Square D brand contact kits (due February 24, 2026, estimated value $184,000 over two years). Activity concentrates in California, Florida, and the broader Southeast, with water resource management infrastructure driving the bulk of recent procurement volume.