UNSPSC 32101602: Dynamic random access memory DRAM

UNSPSC 32101602 Dynamic random access memory (DRAM) is a Commodity code that encompasses memory modules and related components purchased as part of broader server, workstation, and peripheral-equipment procurements by state and local governments. Recent opportunities show DRAM being solicited primarily as a bundled element within larger information-technology hardware acquisitions rather than as a standalone product line; state and local agencies request memory capacity, speed, and configuration specifications as part of server builds, network-equipment purchases, and IT peripheral orders. Issuing bodies include county governments (notably Gwinnett County, Georgia and Chatham County, Georgia), state departments (Texas Department of Information Resources), regional cooperative purchasing vehicles (Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative in Texas), and municipal and county IT departments. The solicitation pattern reflects a mix of annual or multi-year master agreements for hardware refresh, one-time equipment purchases, and cooperative-pricing frameworks serving multiple member jurisdictions.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia and Texas, with supporting procurement in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Representative opportunities include Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners' October 29, 2026 IFB for file servers and peripheral equipment (PE77023NONST2027000000788), which specifies 128GB memory configurations as part of HP ProLiant server builds; Chatham County Sheriff's Office October 20, 2026 ITB for Cisco Catalyst 9500 network switches and related hardware (PE77548NONST2027000000413), which includes memory and transceiver specifications; Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative's July 28, 2026 catalog-discount bid for network systems and supplies (NET2628), valued at $12.011 million over two years; and the Texas Department of Information Resources May 26, 2026 RFO for wireless and satellite services infrastructure (DIRCPOTXA610). DRAM procurement in this market typically flows through authorized reseller channels with firm pricing, volume-discount structures, and integration into value-added service agreements that include configuration, support, and warranty coverage.