UNSPSC 39131706: Electrical conduit

UNSPSC 39131706 Electrical conduit, a Commodity code, covers the furnishing and installation of conduit products and conduit-related services that state and local governments procure for utility infrastructure, facility electrical systems, and telecommunications backbone. Recent state and local solicitations show governments buying rigid PVC conduit in multiple sizes, HDPE conduit, inner duct systems, and related fittings and accessories for both new construction and existing-system upgrades. Issuing bodies span utility authorities, counties, school districts, and transit agencies. The Kissimmee Utility Authority (KUA) is a repeat buyer, having solicited continuing conduit installation services across multiple concurrent locations under a firm fixed-price RFP with three-year base and two optional one-year renewals; the scope includes furnishing and installing HDPE conduit in sizes 2" through 8", Schedule 40 restrained joint conduit, inner duct placement, and associated labor for excavation, traffic control, and pavement work, with proposals due July 28, 2026. Pinellas County School District requested electrical supplies including conduit and accessories through an ITB (Invitation to Bid 26-AM-008) due March 27, 2026, seeking products for districtwide locations under a one-year term with two renewal options. The Kansas Turnpike Authority has posted multiple RFQs for specific conduit products: 337,920 linear feet of color-coded 1.5-inch Dura-Line conduit (bid due May 16, 2026), and 1.5-inch Dura-Line innerduct (quote due August 12, 2026). Orange County Transportation Authority requested industrial electrical supplies including conduit products under RFQ 250243 (quotes due March 30, 2026) with a $10,000 annual budget for two facilities in Garden Grove and Santa Ana, California.

Recent solicitation activity clusters in Florida, California, and Kansas, with secondary activity in Maryland and across Washington state through cooperative purchasing. The Florida market shows particular concentration: KUA and Pinellas County School District in central Florida, and Collier County (which solicited a $3.4 million landscape and infrastructure project mentioning PVC conduit for irrigation systems, bid due October 8, 2026). Kansas Turnpike Authority has issued multiple conduit-specific RFQs within a four-month window (May–August 2026), suggesting sustained capital spending on telecommunications or electrical backbone upgrades. Sacramento County issued an ITB for HVAC controller replacement (bid due October 22, 2026) that included conduit and cabling as part of building automation system installation under prevailing wage requirements. Maryland Environmental Service posted a sealed-bid solicitation for electrical power distribution upgrades at Janes Island State Park with a 15% MBE goal (bid due August 7, 2026). Contracts typically run one to three years with firm pricing in the initial term, and evaluation criteria favor cost and responsiveness. Prevailing wage requirements appear in capital-intensive projects (Sacramento County, Collier County). Most recent opportunities require electronic bid submission and have moved past their posted response dates as of October 20, 2026.