UNSPSC 41111930: Electrical power sensors

UNSPSC 41111930 Electrical power sensors, a Commodity code, encompasses protective relays, control panels, and specialized electrical components for utility operations and infrastructure maintenance. State and local governments procure under this code primarily to replace, upgrade, or maintain electrical protection and control systems in utility distribution networks, wastewater facilities, transit systems, and municipal infrastructure. Recent solicitations show utilities and special-purpose districts sourcing SEL protection relays for SCADA-integrated fleet standardization, school districts and counties acquiring broad electronic components including sensors and control parts on annual supply contracts, and municipalities procuring control panels and motor control centers for pump stations and lift stations. The scope extends to one-off sensors and solenoids for specific equipment retrofits and to multi-unit fabrications of UL 508A-certified control cabinets with integrated sensors and monitoring capability.

Issuing bodies include utility authorities (Kissimmee Utility Authority), county governments and their special districts (Hillsborough County, Bay County, Orange County in California), independent school districts (Northside ISD in Texas), transit agencies (Trinity Metro in Tarrant County, Texas), municipalities (City of Tampa, City of Arlington), and regional purchasing cooperatives (Sourcewell). Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Texas, with secondary representation in Georgia and California. Representative opportunities include Kissimmee Utility Authority's sole-source RFQ (SS26054SH, response due August 24, 2026) for SEL 451 and 751 protective relays to standardize aging fleet replacement; Hillsborough County's ITB (ITB2600393, response due September 29, 2026) for UL 508A-certified pump station control panels and enclosures with an estimated contract value of $3.66 million over two years; Gwinnett County's RFQ (PA028-26, response due June 12, 2026) for approximately 200 units annually each of 1500W metal halide ballasts and capacitors; and Hillsborough County's ITB (ITB2600277, response due June 18, 2026) for Schneider brand electrical components with an estimated contract value of $519,787.19 over two years.