UNSPSC 39131717: Electrical conduit elbow

A connector used to mate two pieces of electrical conduit at an angle.

UNSPSC 39131717 Electrical conduit elbow, a Commodity code, addresses electrical conduit components that state and local governments procure as part of broader electrical system installations and maintenance. Recent state and local opportunities show this code tagged in solicitations for electrical equipment and supplies spanning school districts, transit authorities, utilities, and municipal departments across multiple states. However, the recent opportunities block contains no solicitation specifically requesting conduit elbows by model, specification, or quantity; instead, the code appears as one item within larger electrical supplies or equipment categories. The Kansas Turnpike Authority's May 2026 solicitation for 337,920 linear feet of three-color Dura-Line conduit (IFB 150-260512) and the Pinellas County School District's March 2026 electrical supplies bid (IFB 26AM008) covering 27 electrical product categories including "conduit and accessories" represent the closest matches, though neither isolates the conduit elbow commodity. The issuing-body mix includes school districts (Pinellas County, Northside Independent School District in San Antonio), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Charlotte Area Transit System), municipal utilities (Florida Keys Electric Cooperative), state agencies (Kansas Turnpike Authority, Texas Department of Public Safety, State of Georgia), and city public works departments (Phoenix, Sandy Springs).

Geographic spread of recent activity spans Florida (Orange County Transportation Authority, Pinellas County Schools, Florida Keys Electric Cooperative, Orange County municipal utilities), Texas (Northside Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas Department of Public Safety Houston region), Georgia (State of Georgia, City of Sandy Springs), Kansas (Kansas Turnpike Authority), Arizona (City of Phoenix), and North Carolina (Charlotte Area Transit System). The code sees broad but dispersed activity rather than concentration in a single region or jurisdiction type. No representative solicitation explicitly names electrical conduit elbows as a stand-alone line item; this commodity is typically bundled within electrical supplies or equipment maintenance contracts where it competes alongside wire, cable, raceways, switches, and related components. Pricing is generally absorbed into broader electrical supplies agreements with fixed discounts off manufacturer published pricing or firm lump-sum bids rather than priced separately.