UNSPSC 71161208: Electric wireline surface equipment services

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UNSPSC 71161208 Electric wireline surface equipment services is a Commodity code capturing the installation, repair, replacement, and maintenance of electrical distribution systems, wiring, panels, breakers, lighting fixtures, conduit, and related surface-mounted or embedded electrical infrastructure at public facilities. State and local governments procure this work across diverse facility types—correctional institutions, water treatment plants, airports, state office buildings, schools, colleges, and rest areas—typically through RFPs, RFQs, ITBs, and small-purchase emergency notices. Issuing bodies span state departments (Michigan DNR, Texas HHSC, Texas TxDOT, Illinois Department of Corrections, Texas Military Department, Texas Juvenile Justice Department, Maryland Environmental Service, Texas Historical Commission), counties (Fulton County Georgia, Denton County Texas, San Bernardino County California, DeKalb County Georgia), cities (Waco Texas, Jackson Michigan, Tampa Florida, Lewisville Texas, Atlanta Georgia, Palo Alto California, Roswell Georgia, Union City Georgia), school districts (Northside ISD Texas, Humble ISD Texas), colleges (Lane Community College Oregon, Collin County Community College Texas, Texas Tech University), transit and airport authorities (Ontario International Airport California, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport), water authorities (Eastern Municipal Water District California, Macon Water Authority Georgia), and special-purpose districts (Housing Authority of Prince George's County Maryland). Recent activity shows electrical contracting firms responding to maintenance and repair pools, emergency system replacements, facility upgrades, equipment installation, and annual service contracts with response-time requirements ranging from same-day to 24-hour, often bundled with prevailing wage, Davis-Bacon compliance, and insurance obligations exceeding $1 million per occurrence.

Geographic spread is national with heavy recent concentration in Texas (TxDOT districts, HHSC-managed facilities, Texas Tech, Humble ISD, Giddings Juvenile Correctional Facility, Lufkin State Supported Living Center, Texas Military Department, Texas Historical Commission), Georgia (Fulton County, DeKalb County, City of Roswell, Georgia Department of Aviation, City of Union City), Michigan (Michigan DNR Cadillac Rest Area, Jackson Community Development), California (San Bernardino County, Palo Alto, Ontario International Airport, Eastern Municipal Water District), and Florida (Broward County Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Tampa). Representative recent opportunities include the Michigan Department of Natural Resources' award of a $50,745 contract to Universal Sign, Inc. for a Daktronics digital sign installation at Cadillac Rest Area under RFP 25-2186 with June 26, 2026 response date; the Illinois Department of Corrections' emergency procurement for replacement of a 1600-amp air circuit breaker at Dixon Correctional Center with July 16, 2026 deadline under small purchase with emergency conditions; the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's ITB for as-needed electrical services at Austin State Hospital with bids due July 28, 2026, requiring 24-hour emergency response and master electrician staffing; the City of Lewisville Texas's competitive sealed bid for electrical services at Water & Wastewater Treatment Plants due August 10, 2026; Denton County's RFP for electrical and generator upgrades at four government buildings due August 6, 2026; Texas Tech University's RFP 2026-1191 for maintenance and repair staff augmentation across electrical and other trades due July 31, 2026 through VetHUB; the Housing Authority of Prince George's County Maryland's RFP 27-5101 for on-call electrical services across ten residential communities with 30% M/WBE participation goal due June 26, 2026; and the Ontario International Airport Authority's IFB 2026-IFB-081 for electric vehicle charging station infrastructure installation (estimated $4 million, 365-day schedule, DBE and SBE set-aside) due June 1, 2026.