UNSPSC 56111901: Industrial lighting or power or data components

UNSPSC 56111901 Industrial lighting or power or data components (Commodity) encompasses LED lighting fixtures, floodlights, and bulbs for facility and infrastructure use that state and local governments procure as replacement stock and operational inventory. Recent solicitations show school districts, port authorities, and municipalities buying specific LED product lines—particularly LED floodlights rated for industrial voltage (277–480V) for ship-to-shore cranes and general-purpose LED lighting for facility maintenance and grounds. The work covers supply contracts for as-needed ordering, often with initial terms of twelve months and renewal options, and responses include unit pricing on F.O.B. Destination basis with freight prepaid and warranties specified. Issuing bodies include large county ports (Broward County Port Everglades), independent school districts (Parkway School District, Northside Independent School District), state cooperative purchasing vehicles (Illinois ALPLM), and municipal departments.

Geographic activity centers on Florida, Texas, and Illinois based on recent postings. Broward County posted an open-end supply contract (BLD2132882B1) on September 15, 2026 for 281 units of Phoenix EcoMod 3 Series LED floodlights across six models, with bids due September 25, 2026; the bid tab showed eight competitors with total bids from $697,850.59 to $889,475.52, and the contract applies SBE, CBE, and local-vendor preferences under Broward County Code. Parkway School District issued an IFB on July 16, 2026 for LED lighting on an as-needed basis with estimated annual spending of approximately $35,000 and an initial twelve-month term beginning September 26, 2026. Northside Independent School District in San Antonio solicited general electrical equipment, parts, supplies, and rentals (IFB2026098, due July 1, 2026), and Illinois posted an ALPLM LED bulbs solicitation (26506ALPLMALPLMB52751, due June 11, 2026) through state cooperative purchasing. School districts and port authorities appear as repeat buyers across these recent postings.