UNSPSC 32101529: Splitter

An electronic device that consists of an RF signal splitter (power divider) preceded by an RF amplifier that compensates for the RF loss of the splitter. Used to allow one antenna to feed several receivers.

UNSPSC 32101529 Splitter, a Commodity code, shows substantial fragmentation across electrical components procurement by state and local jurisdictions, but the recent opportunities provided do not reflect the code's nominal scope. The source records name splitters in only one entry—a Sourcewell cooperative RFP for law enforcement equipment—while the remaining solicitations cover cold patch asphalt (City of Arlington, Texas), solenoids and ATS components (City of Tampa), ballasts and capacitors (Gwinnett County, Georgia), Schneider electrical components (Hillsborough County, Florida), water reclamation facility upgrades (Orange County, Florida), heavy-duty bus brakes and parts (City of Gainesville, Florida), transformer and door replacement (San Mateo County Parks, California), and protective devices (City of Austin). None of these recent opportunities directly procure splitters as defined or named. The issuing bodies represent a mix of city procurement offices (Arlington, Tampa, Gainesville, Austin), county governments (Gwinnett, Hillsborough, Orange, San Mateo), and special procurement vehicles (Sourcewell cooperative), with no standout repeat solicitations under the code.

Geographic spread across the opportunities spans Texas, Florida, Georgia, California, Washington state (through Sourcewell), and Minnesota (Sourcewell administrative base), but the geographic clustering reflects the underlying solicitations rather than splitter-specific procurement activity. Recent opportunities with identifiable dates include Gwinnett County's ballasts and capacitors RFQ due June 12, 2026; Hillsborough County's Schneider electrical components ITB due June 18, 2026 with an estimated contract value of $519,787.19 over two years; the City of Austin's electric protective devices IFB due March 10, 2026; and the City of Gainesville's heavy-duty bus parts ITB due May 12, 2026. The source materials show no recent solicitations specifically requesting splitters, suggesting the code carries minimal current procurement activity among the state and local jurisdictions documented here or contains a classification mismatch with the opportunities being posted.