UNSPSC 32000000: Electronic Components and Supplies

This segment includes electronic components used (or consumed) in the manufacturing and maintenance of electronic or electro-mechanical devices and systems. Examples of commodities found within this segment include semiconductors, integrated circuits, circuit card assemblies and light emitting diodes.

UNSPSC 32000000 Electronic Components and Supplies is a Segment code covering the acquisition of electronic parts, equipment, and related supplies that state and local governments use across operational, infrastructure, and facility-management functions. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing video management system supplies, audiovisual components for courtrooms and civic facilities, electrical subpanels and switchgear, field-programmable gate arrays, traffic signal equipment, utility locator devices, transformers, power distribution components, and branded electrical parts for SCADA and control systems. The scope spans both one-time procurements and ongoing blanket purchase agreements for standardized inventory replenishment.

State and local issuing bodies include city purchasing offices, county boards of commissioners, school districts, transit authorities, state departments, and public utilities. Connecticut agencies and Florida counties appear prominently in recent activity—the City of Stamford, City of Meriden, Connecticut Department of Transportation, Connecticut General Assembly, and the State of Connecticut Department of Administrative Services have posted multiple solicitations under or near this code in the past four months. County-level buyers include Hillsborough County (Florida), Broward County (Florida), Ada County (Idaho), and Yuma County (Arizona). School districts such as East Lansing Public Schools (Michigan), Ann Arbor Public Schools (Michigan), Northside Independent School District (Texas), and New London Board of Education (Connecticut) are also active. Universities and housing authorities round out the mix. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Stamford's October 29, 2026 IFB for Milestone Video Management System supplies (solicitation 20270115), Hillsborough County's June 18, 2026 ITB for Schneider brand electrical components (ITB-26-00277, estimated $519,787.19 over two years), East Lansing Public Schools' October 7, 2026 RFB for audiovisual equipment and installation (RFPELP2600000025902), the Connecticut Department of Transportation's July 10, 2026 ITB for traffic signal equipment and parts (26PSX0002A), and the Maryland Transit Administration's January 15, 2027 RFP for video surveillance system upgrades and migration to Genetec enterprise platform (Contract No. T-8000-1516). Activity is concentrated in the Northeast and Upper Midwest, with secondary clusters in Florida and Texas; multistate cooperative purchasing vehicles such as NASPO ValuePoint also source under this code for national availability.