CPV subcategory
31211300: Fuses
CPV code 31211300 is "Fuses", a subcategory in the Common Procurement Vocabulary used to classify UK public sector contracts. We have not seen it on a UK public contract award since 2023, so a broader code above it will usually find more tenders.
Where it sits
Codes above 31211300
- 31000000Electrical machinery, apparatus, equipment and consumables; lighting
- 31200000Electricity distribution and control apparatus
- 31210000Electrical apparatus for switching or protecting electrical circuits
- 31211000Boards and fuse boxes
- 31211300Fuses
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More specific
Codes beneath 31211300
Questions
About CPV code 31211300
What is CPV code 31211300?
CPV code 31211300 is "Fuses", a subcategory in the Common Procurement Vocabulary used to classify UK public sector contracts. We have not seen it on a UK public contract award since 2023, so a broader code above it will usually find more tenders.
Which codes sit above and below 31211300?
31211300 sits under 31000000 (Electrical machinery, apparatus, equipment and consumables; lighting), then 31200000 (Electricity distribution and control apparatus), then 31210000 (Electrical apparatus for switching or protecting electrical circuits), then 31211000 (Boards and fuse boxes). It has 4 more specific codes beneath it, the most used being 31211330 (Fuse wires).
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