UNSPSC 73171510: Electrical accessories or supplies manufacture services

UNSPSC 73171510 Electrical accessories or supplies manufacture services is a Commodity code that encompasses the provision of electrical fixtures, parts, and supplies for repair, maintenance, and installation work across state and local facilities. State and local governments procure under this code to stock on-call supplies and establish framework agreements with vendors who can furnish a broad inventory of electrical components—ground rods, portable cords, metal clad cable, enclosures, conduit systems, ballasts, fuses, connectors, and LED or fluorescent lighting components—on an as-needed basis to support ongoing facility operations and emergency response. Issuing bodies include county governments, city procurement offices, and school districts. Recent solicitations show Columbus Consolidated Government and Atlanta Public Schools as active buyers seeking electrical parts and supplies inventories for multi-year framework agreements with renewal options.

Geographic activity concentrates in the Southeast and South, particularly Georgia and Ohio, with representation in Texas and Florida. Columbus Consolidated Government issued RFB No. 27-0012 for electrical fixtures, parts, and supplies with a two-year contract period and three one-year renewal options, requesting bids by October 28, 2026, across 487 line items ranging from single units to 5,000 feet of conduit. City Colleges of Chicago solicited an Electrical Low Voltage Job Order Contract (MWJ2606, due October 21, 2026) covering IT/AV systems and low-voltage installations with a $5 million maximum contract value over 60 months, MBE and WBE participation goals of 25% and 7%, and prevailing wage requirements at $17.05 per hour. The Hillsborough County Public Schools computer-devices RFP (26376RFQDST, due October 7, 2026) included electrical configuration and device provisioning services as part of a $34 million Year 1 award for 13,000 teacher Windows devices, 1,000 student Windows devices, and 2,500 student Chromebooks across 235 school sites, with secondary contractors anticipated to support district requirements when pricing or service capability differ.