UNSPSC 72151524: Industrial electrical service

Industrial electrical services serves electricians that install, service, repair and maintain, troubleshoot and repair industrial electrical equipment and related electrical and electronic control systems. Typically include checking switches, motors, regulators and other parts of an industrial electrical system.

UNSPSC 72151524 Industrial electrical service is a Commodity code capturing the installation, maintenance, repair, and testing of electrical systems and components at state and local facilities — work that ranges from routine maintenance and emergency troubleshooting to major infrastructure upgrades, switchgear replacements, and specialized high-voltage system work. State and local governments are soliciting under this code across school districts, municipal utilities, county facilities, water treatment plants, airports, and regional transit authorities. School districts (Atlanta Public Schools, Hillsborough County Public Schools, Savannah-Chatham County Public School System) dominate the recent volume, pursuing on-call electrical maintenance and repair contracts; municipal utilities (Kissimmee Utility Authority, Orlando Utilities Commission) are actively procuring high-voltage substation and EV charging infrastructure services; and city public-works departments (Long Beach, Charlotte, Scranton, Salem) are bidding major electrical infrastructure projects including Marine Stadium power distribution, airport lighting vaults, and water treatment facility upgrades. The code sees steady activity across Florida, Georgia, California, Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and the Pacific Northwest.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the breadth of work. Pinellas County School District solicited electrical maintenance and repair services with 24/7 emergency response capability and an estimated annual value around $400,000 (bids due October 8, 2026); the City of Scranton issued an RFP for as-needed electrical services to city buildings with nine labor classifications and hourly rate structure (due October 27, 2026); the City of Long Beach issued separate bids for Marine Stadium electrical infrastructure ($239 million estimated) and EV charging depot installation with EVITP certification and IBEW signatory requirements (due November 18 and November 20, 2026); Kissimmee Utility Authority requested proposals for high-voltage substation services with up to 230KV experience required and anticipated contract value exceeding $750,000 (proposals originally due August 4, 2026); the City of Salem, Oregon solicited electrical system testing services at water treatment facilities under NETA certification with 325 estimated annual hours (bids due October 21, 2026); and Hillsborough County Public Schools sought electrical services across its 235-campus district with separate pricing by maintenance area (proposals due September 11, 2026). Set-asides appear selectively — SBE goals in Long Beach's EV charging project, M/WBE goals in Georgia park renovation work, and local-vendor preferences in Kissimmee and Columbia County HVAC/electrical procurement. Performance and payment bonds, prevailing wage compliance in union-signatory work (particularly California and Florida projects), and state electrical licensing are standard requirements.