UNSPSC 46161528: Airport warning light

A light facility that is helpful for navigation or hazard indication that may hinder for airport facilities or other navigation activities.

UNSPSC 46161528 Airport warning light is a Commodity code covering photometric testing, maintenance, and certification of airfield lighting infrastructure—specifically the measurement, recording, and compliance validation of runway and taxiway lighting systems including centerline, edge, and touchdown zone fixtures. State and local governments buy this service through airport authorities and aviation commissions operating commercial service airports and general aviation fields. Issuing bodies include airport port authorities, county aviation authorities, and municipal airport departments. The code does not reflect a high volume of procurement activity; the recent opportunities show sporadic testing and maintenance engagements rather than routine recurring buys at scale.

Recent solicitations center on Florida airport authorities. Lee County Port Authority posted two separate requests for airfield photometric testing at Southwest Florida International Airport—one RFQ (Solicitation 2026061BW, due August 20, 2026) and a second RFQ (Solicitation 2026115BW, due October 29, 2026)—both seeking comprehensive photometric testing of runway and taxiway lighting systems, constant current regulator evaluation at five intensity levels, and delivery of results in Microsoft Excel format with calibration certifications, under three-year service contracts effective September 9, 2026. The City of St. Petersburg Procurement & Supply Management Department solicited competitive quotes for two Hali-Brite Lighted LED X Runway Closure Markers with Covers (Solicitation QUOTE26244, due May 26, 2026) meeting FAA Advisory Circular AC 150/5345-55A standards. Pinellas County issued an ITB for annual maintenance and repair services of Access Control and Video Management Systems at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (Solicitation 260395ITB, due May 5, 2026), a contract unrelated to the warning light code scope. Geographic activity clusters in Florida, with isolated procurement in Oregon (City of Salem magnetic survey for compass rose recertification, $9,500 sole source, June 2026) and Texas (City of McKinney air traffic control tower modernization RFP, August 2026, with limited scope detail available). The code shows low current velocity and narrow geographic concentration.