UNSPSC 26121606: Coaxial cable

UNSPSC 26121606 Coaxial cable is a Commodity code that state and local governments rarely buy as a standalone procurement—the code shows virtually no recent activity aligned to coaxial cable inventory or bulk supply. Instead, the recent opportunities tagged with this code reflect audio-visual system installations and upgrades where coaxial infrastructure is embedded within larger equipment and integration projects. The City of Holly Hill, Florida (RFP 26PW01, due February 11, 2026) procured a Commission Chambers audio-video system upgrade including wireless microphones, Dante-based digital signal processors, amplifiers, and Huddly camera systems; the City of Orlando (RFP 260476, due August 10, 2026) solicited a turn-key main bowl sound system upgrade at Camping World Stadium with loudspeaker systems, delay-fill systems, digital signal processing, and wireless microphone upgrades; and Collin County, Texas (RFP 2025-201, proposals due May 29, 2025) procured a turnkey audio-video courtroom refresh with Crestron processors, Samsung displays, Biamp digital signal processors, ceiling-mounted cameras, microphone systems, and document viewers. These solicitations are driven by municipal and county government need to modernize meeting spaces, stadiums, and courtrooms rather than by demand for cabling as a commodity. Issuing bodies span city procurement offices, county information technology and facilities departments, and school district purchasing offices across Florida, Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. The mix tilts toward municipalities and counties updating facilities infrastructure rather than statewide or regional bulk commodity purchases.

The code shows no recent stand-alone procurement for coaxial cable stock, spools, or bulk connectivity supplies. When coaxial or network cabling appears in recent opportunities, it surfaces as a line item within larger audio-visual or network infrastructure RFPs—the Texas Department of Information Resources (COOP2026SOL-00008, due September 24, 2026) issued a Master Cooperative Contract for cabling services and related products spanning data, video, and voice cabling, with historical sales of $11.1 to $12.0 million annually across cooperative members, but the scope centers on planning, design, installation, and maintenance services rather than cable commodity supply. Business development professionals should treat this code as a flag for larger A/V and facility renovation opportunities rather than as a direct signal for coaxial cable sales; pursuit hinges on integrator or contractor positioning within audio-visual system deals where cabling is subordinate to equipment and labor.