UNSPSC 41113683: Lamp tester

A tester that tests a number of characteristics on life cycle of fluorescent lamp, incandescent lamp, light-emitting diode lamp and others or power efficiency, brightness, temperature change and others.

UNSPSC 41113683 Lamp tester, a Commodity code, shows no recent state and local procurement activity aligned with the code's scope. The source contains fifteen recent solicitations across state and local issuing bodies, none of which involve lamp testers or lamp-testing equipment. The opportunities posted between February and July 2026 span janitorial services, electrical equipment and supplies, document destruction, title search services, theatrical lighting renovations, asphalt materials, utility tools, school district electrical contracts, landscape maintenance, aggregate materials, inspection supplies, freeway cleanup, industrial electrical supplies, ornamental plants, water filtration equipment, and camera and access control maintenance—none matching the stated commodity. The geographic and issuing-body distribution of these opportunities reflects activity in Michigan (Detroit city departments and Gwinnett County), Texas (Lubbock Power & Light, Austin, Northside Independent School District), Florida (Pinellas County Schools), North Carolina (Charlotte Transit Authority), Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), California (Orange County Transportation Authority), and Georgia (Gwinnett County), but these jurisdictions are pursuing work entirely outside the lamp-tester category.

The absence of relevant opportunities suggests either that state and local governments do not regularly procure lamp testers as standalone items through open solicitation, or that this code receives minimal recent activity in the market monitored. Vendors pursuing state and local procurement should treat this code as currently inactive and monitor for future postings to detect when lamp-testing equipment procurement resumes at state agencies, school districts, transit authorities, or municipalities.