UNSPSC 41113655: Generator test set

Equipment that is designed to test the capability or function of power generator that generates electric energy.

UNSPSC 41113655 Generator test set is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of specialized equipment and test apparatus for power generation and electrical systems, though recent solicitations tagged under this code show minimal alignment with the nominal description. The opportunities posted under this code span janitorial and custodial services (Detroit Detention Center), electrical equipment and supplies (Lubbock Power & Light cable, Northside ISD electrical parts and services), document destruction services (Detroit DoIT), title search services (Detroit Law Department), theatrical lighting renovations (Pinellas County Schools), asphalt pick-up (Detroit DPW), maintenance tools (Austin pole sticks), water filtration equipment (Detroit General Services), lifting hardware (Gwinnett County Water Resources), cabling services (Texas DIR cooperative), test equipment (Austin MEGGER digiPHONE), electrical drum pullers (Lubbock Power & Light), and transit system camera maintenance (Charlotte CATS). The issuing bodies are predominantly city procurement offices in Michigan and Texas, including Detroit's Office of Contracting and Procurement (posting multiple RFQs), school districts in Florida and Texas, municipal utilities (Lubbock Power & Light, Austin Energy), county governments (Gwinnett, Pinellas), and transit authorities (Charlotte CATS, Orange County Transportation Authority). The code shows activity concentrated in Michigan (Detroit, Lubbock), Texas (Austin, San Antonio), Florida (Pinellas County), North Carolina (Charlotte), Georgia (Gwinnett), and California (Orange County).

Representative recent solicitations include the City of Detroit RFQ DSS#2 for janitorial and custodial services at the Detroit Detention Center (quotes due August 14, 2026), Lubbock Power & Light's quotation request for electrical equipment including 30 anchor rods and 2,000 feet of 350 KCM copper cable (quotes due July 15, 2026), the Pinellas County School District ITB for theatrical lighting renovations at three high schools across approximately $1.68 million (bids due March 12, 2026, already closed), and the City of Charlotte RFP for video monitoring and access control system maintenance supporting 1,023 cameras and 153 emergency devices across transit facilities (proposals due March 12, 2026). The code shows considerable activity but appears to function as a catch-all taxonomy for miscellaneous municipal and utility capital equipment and services, with poor semantic alignment between the code's nominal scope and the work actually being procured. State and local buyers do not concentrate purchasing under this code; rather, they distribute across multiple unrelated commodity families, suggesting the code serves limited strategic utility for business development targeting.