UNSPSC 72151522: Electrical luminary service

A service which deals with electrical systems, rural utility service, underground utility locating service, electrical services, electrical contractor services and public electric utility service, electrician repairs electrical equipment and systems in residential and commercial settings. install new wiring or other components to fix lighting, fuse boxes, and generator.

UNSPSC 72151522 Electrical luminary service is a Commodity code encompassing the repair, installation, maintenance, testing, and commissioning of electrical lighting systems and components across state and local facilities—including site lighting, interior fixtures, exterior luminaries, lighting controls, LED conversions, and related electrical infrastructure supporting illuminated environments. State and local governments solicit this work through municipal electrical maintenance contracts, facility renovation projects, infrastructure upgrades, and as-needed service agreements. Recent opportunities span city departments, county utilities, school districts, airport authorities, and special-purpose districts, with the issuing bodies ranging from single-jurisdiction utilities to multi-campus district networks.

The geographic spread of recent activity centers on Florida (Brevard County, Pinellas County, City of Tampa, City of Ocala, Kissimmee Utility Authority), Georgia (Atlanta Public Schools, Liberty County, Port Wentworth, Columbia County), California (Long Beach, Santa Clara County), Texas (Austin ISD, Harris County, Hillsborough County Schools, San Antonio, Lubbock), and Oregon (City of Salem). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Long Beach's Marine Stadium Electrical Infrastructure project (R-7292, bids due November 18, 2026, ITB scope including transformer and switchgear installation, low-voltage distribution, and LED lighting upgrades); Pinellas County School District's Electrical Maintenance Repair Services contract (26CD037, bids due October 8, 2026, covering indoor fixtures, parking lot and field lighting, auditorium lighting, and EV charging at 235 campuses with $400,000 estimated value); the City of Tampa's NETA-certified testing and calibration of generator switchgear relays (27P00001, proposals due November 9, 2026); Atlanta Public Schools' district-wide electrical services for 87 schools and 13 administrative buildings (PE76110NONST2027000000151, bids due October 26, 2026, including switch and fixture installation, lighting upgrades, and as-needed maintenance across 51,000 students); and Kissimmee Utility Authority's high-voltage substation services RFP (26-044-SH, proposals due August 4, 2026, covering repairs, modifications, and maintenance on systems up to 230KV with anticipated value exceeding $750,000 and three-year term). These contracts typically require Florida or state electrical licensing, NETA or similar certifications for specialized work, 24/7 emergency response capability, prevailing-wage compliance in some jurisdictions, and insurance minimums of $1–$2 million general liability.