UNSPSC 47121817: Ultraviolet disinfectant lighting unit

A type of environmental surface disinfection equipment useful in viral load reduction.

UNSPSC 47121817 Ultraviolet disinfectant lighting unit is a Commodity code that encompasses replacement parts, bulbs, assemblies, and electronic components for ultraviolet disinfection systems already in operation at state and local facilities. State and local governments are buying original equipment manufacturer or equivalent parts for existing UV disinfection infrastructure, including UV bulbs, ballast assemblies, sensor probes, relay boards, end cap assemblies, and related electronic components. The work is driven by maintenance and replacement needs rather than new system installation; solicitations are narrowly scoped to parts procurement for specific UV models already deployed. Issuing bodies include municipal water and public health agencies; the activity reflects ongoing operational support for critical infrastructure rather than acquisition of new disinfection capacity.

Recent activity is limited. The City of Santa Fe, New Mexico posted ITB FY26ITB050 on May 15, 2026 (sealed bids due February 12, 2026, since corrected for date sequence) seeking 37 line items of parts for a Trojan Technologies UV3000 system, with local business preferences of 3% to 6% and a four-year contract term. Santa Clara County, California posted RFI RFITSSFY260686 on April 7, 2026 (responses due April 22, 2026) for a Public Health Lab Information Management Solution Replacement — which appears mistagged under this UNSPSC code, as the solicitation describes a lab information system rather than UV disinfection equipment. New Mexico shows confirmed recent activity under the code; California's entry does not reflect actual procurement scope. The code sees sporadic demand tied to the installed base of UV systems; geographic concentration and purchasing frequency cannot be reliably characterized from a single confirmed opportunity.