UNSPSC 32101544: Frequency oscillator

A device that generates the vibration voltage with the desired frequency by using the direct current as the power.

UNSPSC 32101544 Frequency oscillator (Commodity) captures a narrow slice of state and local procurement activity focused on radiofrequency infrastructure and related equipment. Recent solicitations under this code reflect a concentration in emergency responder radio systems, in-building RF coverage enhancement, and specialized communications equipment rather than discrete oscillator components. The City of Phoenix has posted two major IFBs for turnkey Emergency Responder Radio Coverage Systems (ERRCS) using bi-directional amplifiers and distributed antenna systems to achieve 700 MHz public safety radio coverage in municipal buildings; the County of Santa Clara issued an RFQ for Motorola radios and accessories to the Sheriff's Office; and Rockwood School District (R-VI) in Missouri sought digital bus radios with repeaters and dispatch infrastructure for its transportation fleet. Issuing bodies span city and county procurement offices, school districts, and a state university system, with repeat activity visible from Phoenix's multiple ERRCS solicitations (IFB-26-0148 in April 2026 and IFB-26-0355 in June 2026). The Texas A&M University System and University of Wisconsin-Madison have separately procured RF-related communications and shielding equipment for research and operational facilities. Broader cooperative purchasing initiatives also use this code classification—Sourcewell (a Minnesota service cooperative) issued RFP #061626 for law enforcement equipment on behalf of Participating Entities across multiple states under Washington cooperative purchasing law.

Geographic activity clusters in the Southwest and South, with prominent recent solicitations posted by Arizona (Phoenix), California (Santa Clara County), Texas (Texas A&M, Bryan), Florida (Polk County Schools, Hillsborough County), Missouri (Rockwood School District), and Wisconsin (University of Wisconsin-Madison). A Florida county RFI for ruggerized cellular routers and sole-source justification (March 2026) and Polk County Schools' ERCES inspection procurement (February 2026) expand the geographic footprint to include inspection and maintenance services under related RF infrastructure codes. The most active recent representative opportunity is the City of Phoenix IFB-26-0355 for in-building radio frequency coverage revision, due July 10, 2026, a five-year turnkey ERRCS contract with DBE-N compliance requirements, mandatory NICET certifications for key personnel, and fixed-price hourly labor rates for system designers, installers, and professional engineers. A second representative opportunity is Rockwood School District's RFP 26-14203 (bus radios, due April 29, 2026), which combines mobile radio supply, repeater infrastructure, and three-year maintenance services with FCC ultranarrowband and DMR Tier 2 compliance. Neither Florida's ruggerized cellular router RFI nor the UW-Madison RF shielded chamber RFBs are substantive matches to frequency oscillator procurement; the code shows limited activity in traditional oscillator component supply to state and local agencies.