NIGP 84062: Television Receivers, Wide Screen, Projection Type

NIGP 84062 Television Receivers, Wide Screen, Projection Type is an Item code under which state and local governments procure televisions and mounting stands for operational, display, and facility use. Recent solicitations show municipalities buying individual and bundled TV-and-stand equipment through micro purchase requirements contracts and cooperative procurement agreements. The City of Philadelphia has posted multiple solicitations for TV and stand equipment as micro purchases within its $45,000 annual threshold, awarding to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder on an all-or-nothing line-item basis. Issuing bodies under this code include municipal procurement offices (Philadelphia) and multi-jurisdictional cooperative purchasing vehicles. Sourcewell, the Minnesota-based local government service cooperative, also issued a broader law enforcement equipment RFP in May 2026 that may encompass specialized display and surveillance equipment, drawing participation from Washington state counties (Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, Chelan, Yakima) and public entities across the United States and Canada.

Recent activity concentrates in Pennsylvania and the Pacific Northwest. The City of Philadelphia posted two TV-and-stand micro purchase RFQs in summer 2026—one with a July 27 response deadline (Solicitation B2727610) and a second with a September 4 deadline (Solicitation B2727910)—both structured as one-year requirements contracts with FOB Destination delivery and electronic payment on City approval. Sourcewell's law enforcement equipment RFP (Solicitation 061626), due June 16, 2026, covered Washington state counties and positioned resulting contracts for use by participating public entities nationwide. Philadelphia requires $500,000 general liability coverage per occurrence and Workers' Compensation insurance at statutory limits; quotes must be net of taxes and valid for 60 days. Delivery occurs only after formal notification and purchase order issuance. The code sees episodic procurement cycles rather than sustained high volume.