UNSPSC 41111629: Cable or wire extension linear position sensor

A manual device that is used to measure with certain precision the distance between a source and a movable object by way of a wire or cable connecting them.

UNSPSC 41111629 Cable or wire extension linear position sensor (Commodity) covers structured cabling infrastructure and installation services that state and local governments procure for communications, security, and operational networks. The code is solicited primarily by county sheriff departments and regional public safety agencies responsible for maintaining and upgrading low-voltage and data-center cabling systems. Recent opportunities show procurement focused on job-order contracting vehicles for ongoing structured cabling work, including cable runs, terminations, testing, and associated installation labor performed under prevailing wage requirements.

The County of Orange Sheriff-Coroner Department posted an IFB for Job Order Contracting for Structured Cabling and Installation Services (0602627006IFBJFC) with bids due August 19, 2026, using a pre-qualified vendor model. The not-to-exceed contract value is $3 million on a usage basis for one year or until the amount is exhausted, whichever comes first. Only five pre-qualified vendors—Federal Technology Solutions Inc., GA Technical Services Inc., Marquez Cable Systems Inc., Mel Smith Electric Inc., and Sky Technology Solutions Inc.—were eligible to bid. Bidders must hold a current California Class C-7 (Low Voltage) or C-10 (Electrical) Contractor's license, attend a mandatory pre-bid meeting on August 10, and comply with California prevailing wage requirements. Performance and Payment Bonds of $500,000 each were required, along with a 10 percent bid security.