UNSPSC 32101638: Application specific integrated circuit

A type of integrated circuit customized for a specific purpose.

UNSPSC 32101638 Application specific integrated circuit is a Commodity code, but the recent state and local opportunities tagged under it show minimal relevant procurement activity. The five most recent solicitations posted between March and July 2026 include custom printed circuit boards (University of Wisconsin-Madison, July 2026), law enforcement equipment broadly construed (Sourcewell cooperative procurement, June 2026), security system services and parts (Sarasota County Schools, March 2026), electrical parts and supplies (City of Phoenix, March 2026), a single specialized AC drive module (Riverside County, March 2026), and city-wide printing and mailing services (City of Madison, March 2026). Only the University of Wisconsin-Madison RFB for APxF Rev K3 Custom Printed Circuit Boards (due July 20, 2026) and the Riverside County RFB for an ABB ACS880-04 AC Drive Module (due March 25, 2026) bear direct relevance to application-specific integrated circuits or closely related components; the remaining opportunities—law enforcement equipment, security systems, electrical supplies, and printing services—diverge substantially from the code's nominal scope and appear to be miscategorized in the tagging system.

State and local procurement under this code shows sparse, geographically scattered activity. Wisconsin and California each appear once with specific component procurements, while Florida, Arizona, and Minnesota appear in broader, tangentially related solicitations. The code shows little signal of concentrated demand or repeat buyers; no jurisdiction appears more than once in the recent block, and the mix of issuing bodies—a university, a county water authority, school districts, cities, and a cooperative purchasing vehicle—reflects opportunistic one-off buys rather than systematic procurement patterns. If your firm pursues ASIC-related work, monitor the code for future activity, but current opportunities under this Commodity code warrant a skip unless the firm has immediate capacity for the Wisconsin or California component bids already posted.