UNSPSC 39121433: Radio frequency RF connectors

UNSPSC 39121433 Radio frequency RF connectors, a Commodity code, represents a narrow slice of state and local procurement activity that rarely appears as a standalone line item. Recent opportunities tagged under this code actually span a much broader scope: two-way radio systems, emergency responder RF coverage enhancement, vehicle communication systems, and related field equipment rather than discrete RF connector components. The School Board of Hillsborough County, Florida solicited installation and repair services for two-way radio systems, GPS units, and communication equipment across its transit fleet; the City of Phoenix issued an ITB for in-building radio frequency coverage enhancement using bi-directional amplifiers and distributed antenna systems; and the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda requested portable handheld two-way radios with IP68 waterproof ratings, GPS integration, and emergency capabilities. County sheriffs' offices (Santa Clara County issued two RFQs for Motorola radios and accessories in June and July 2026) and law enforcement cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell's RFP for law enforcement equipment serving thousands of public entities) also drive activity. The code appears in solicitations from school districts, municipal finance offices, transit authorities, county sheriff departments, and special-purpose districts; issuers show no clear concentration among repeat buyers in the recent-opportunities block.

Geographic activity spans Florida (Hillsborough County), Arizona (Phoenix), California (Santa Clara County and Alameda), and multi-state cooperative purchasing frameworks (Sourcewell serving Washington, Minnesota, and nationwide participants; Texas A&M System procurement in Bryan, Texas). Representative recent opportunities include the Hillsborough County ITQ (26197ITQDST) due June 3, 2026 for vehicle communication system inspection, installation, and repair across approximately 225,000 students' transit fleet; the City of Phoenix IFB-26-0355 due July 10, 2026 for five-year turnkey in-building RF coverage services at three airports with DBE-N set-aside requirements; the Housing Authority of Alameda ITB-2026ITBAHAAS001 due July 10, 2026 for 14 portable handheld radios, programming, maintenance, and five-year wireless services with a $50,000 maximum compensation limit; and Santa Clara County's RFQs for Motorola radios and accessories (June 17 and July 24, 2026 due dates). The code shows active but fragmented solicitation across multiple jurisdictions and sectors with modest individual contract values, driven primarily by emergency communications, fleet management, and law enforcement radio system needs.