UNSPSC 25191539: Automated flight inquiry response systems

Provides global communications between pilot and air traffic control (ATC), aeronautical operation control (AOC) and airline administrative control (AAC)

UNSPSC 25191539 Automated flight inquiry response systems (Commodity tier) shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity. The one opportunity posted under this code—Lee County Port Authority's airfield photometric testing solicitations at Southwest Florida International Airport—describes work plainly unrelated to the code's nominal scope. The Port Authority issued two overlapping photometric testing RFQs (solicitation 2026061BW and 2026115BW, both due in August and October 2026) to measure runway and taxiway lighting system performance, document light distribution and constant current regulator parameters at five intensity levels, and deliver results in Microsoft Excel spreadsheets with calibration certifications. Neither solicitation involves inquiry response systems, flight data processing, or automated passenger or crew interface tools; both center on airfield infrastructure measurement and compliance documentation under FAA Advisory Circular 150/5345-46E and NFPA electrical standards.

The remaining opportunities in the dataset span aircraft engines, helicopter tugs, drones, bridge replacement, traffic signals, passenger boarding bridges, airport access control systems, and advanced air mobility vertiports—none aligned with the commodity definition. Geographic activity in the source is concentrated in Florida (Lee County Port Authority, Pinellas County, Orange County, Broward County, and Palm Bay) and Colorado (State Patrol engine procurements), with secondary activity in Kentucky, Texas, New Hampshire, and New Jersey; however, this distribution reflects general state and local airport and transportation spending, not demand under this specific code. The code shows no discernible procurement pipeline or recurring buying pattern among state and local issuers for automated flight inquiry response systems as currently classified.