UNSPSC 39122306: Directional ground relay

A ground relay that becomes operational at the time of ground fault under the status of normal direction. It is a ground relay with added function of detecting the direction of point of ground fault on the line that employs loop system format or network system.

UNSPSC 39122306 Directional ground relay is a Commodity code that does not align meaningfully with the recent state and local contract opportunities in the source block. The source records show solicitations for electrical equipment parts, supplies, and services (Northside Independent School District, Phoenix, Tucson, Hillsborough County), law enforcement equipment (Sourcewell cooperative), water treatment facility infrastructure upgrades (Orange County Florida, Eastern Municipal Water District, Santa Fe), airport terminal construction (Salem Oregon), and video monitoring and access control system maintenance (Charlotte transit), but none of these opportunities explicitly reference directional ground relays or match the nominal scope of the commodity code. The source presents a significant mismatch between the code's technical product definition and the actual state and local procurement activity posted under its designation.

The issuing bodies in the source block represent a mix of school districts, county water utilities, municipal departments, transit authorities, and cooperative purchasing vehicles across multiple states including Texas, Florida, California, Oregon, and Georgia, but these buyers are procuring broad electrical and infrastructure categories rather than specialized relay components. Without recent solicitations that clearly specify directional ground relay procurement, the code shows little relevant activity for business development purposes at this time.