UNSPSC 32101602: Dynamic random access memory DRAM

UNSPSC 32101602 Dynamic random access memory DRAM, a Commodity code, shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity directly aligned with the code's nominal scope. The source contains seven recent state and local opportunities, but only one—Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative's NET2628 network systems and supplies catalog discount bid (due July 28, 2026)—falls within the DRAM category's expected range. The remaining six opportunities track to related but distinct commodity codes: Cisco Meraki licensing (Hillsborough County, Florida ITB 26045ITBDST); network switch upgrades for E-Rate funding (Bibb County Schools RFP 26-029); a data abstraction and NLP software solution (Inland Empire Health Plan RFP #26-06970); classroom technology services (Valencia College RFP 2026-26); wireless and satellite services (Texas Department of Information Resources TEX-AN-WPS); and project management software (Jacksonville Transportation Authority P25004). These solicitations span network infrastructure, software licensing, and professional services rather than memory modules or components.

Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative in Kilgore, Texas, is the only issuing body with a current DRAM-relevant solicitation under this code. The NET2628 catalog discount bid covers network systems and supplies broadly, with an estimated total expenditure of $12.011 million over two years (August 20, 2026 through August 20, 2028) and 31 previous awards, serving multiple Texas member agencies through a cooperative purchasing vehicle. The RFP evaluation focuses on discounts offered, compliance with terms and conditions, net payment terms, free shipping availability, item exclusions, and purchase order acceptance. This cooperative structure suggests DRAM procurement occurs as part of larger network infrastructure replenishment rather than as standalone component buys. The code shows activity concentrated in Texas, with secondary representation in Florida and Georgia tied to education and transit authority IT infrastructure modernization. Absent additional recent solicitations explicitly scoped to DRAM acquisition, this code presents limited current opportunity volume for vendors focused narrowly on memory module supply.