UNSPSC 41171620: Wood's fluorescent lamp

In this classification, a Wood's fluorescent lamp connotes a small handheld device that uses black light to illuminate areas of your skin. The light is held over an area of skin in a darkened room. The presence of certain bacteria or fungi, or changes in the pigmentation of your skin will cause the affected area of your skin to change color under the light US FDA regulates Wood's fluorescent lamp under 21 CFR 866.2600 and under FDA product code GMB.

UNSPSC 41171620 Wood's fluorescent lamp is a Commodity code that shows a significant mismatch between its nominal scope and recent state and local procurement activity. The single recent opportunity tagged under this code is Pinellas County School District ITB #26-CD-039 for Indoor Air Quality Services—a comprehensive contract covering asbestos and mold testing, laboratory analysis, air sampling, and mitigation services with no connection to fluorescent lamps or lighting products. The solicitation specifies that prime contractors must hold Florida asbestos and mold assessment licenses, operate an in-house laboratory within 25 miles of the district's service center, and provide same-day to five-day turnaround on air quality analysis. Subcontracting is prohibited; all work must be performed by the contractor's own staff and resources. The code reflects minimal recent activity aligned with its stated purpose as a lighting commodity.

Pinellas County School District in the Tampa Bay area (Florida) represents the only recent buyer identified under this code. The Indoor Air Quality Services contract, due November 6, 2026, carries an estimated value of approximately $100,000 for a term running December 16, 2026, through December 15, 2027, with a mutual renewal option for two additional years and unilateral extension rights for three thirty-day periods. Bidders must register with the district's e-Procurement Portal at https://procurement.opengov.com/portal/PCSB and attend mandatory pre-bid on October 28, 2026, at 9:00 am in Largo. All contractor employees require Level 2 background clearance under the Jessica Lunsford Act at the bidder's expense. The misalignment between the code designation and the actual work being procured suggests this opportunity may have been tagged incorrectly in the state and local procurement system; pursue this code only if your firm specializes in indoor air quality services and environmental laboratory work, not lighting products.