UNSPSC 41111634: Electrical micrometer

A micrometer that is indicated by amplifying electrically and converting the finite displacement volume of measuring ruler for contact type into quantity of electricity.

UNSPSC 41111634 Electrical micrometer is a Commodity code that encompasses precision measurement and laser-scanning instrumentation for metrology, surveying, and inspection applications in state and local government. The recent opportunities show state and local demand for high-precision handheld 3D laser scanning systems, total stations with geodetic-grade accuracy, laser distance meters, radar systems, and electrical components and connectors for equipment maintenance. The work spans metrology-grade surface capture with sub-millimeter accuracy, precision surveying for geodetic applications, equipment inspection and testing, and the sourcing of replacement components for radio, audio, and video equipment infrastructure.

State departments of transportation, county sheriffs' offices, cities, and public universities are the primary issuing bodies. The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) has posted multiple rebids and initial solicitations for high-precision handheld 3D laser scanning systems for pavement analysis and transverse profiler certification at the Illinois Certification and Research Track (ICART), with response dates in August and September 2026. The University of Texas at Austin's Cockrell School of Engineering solicited a Leica TS-60 total station with precision metrology equipment for geodetic surveys at McDonald Observatory under ITB 721-26091, with bids due June 30, 2026. The City of Philadelphia and City of Pennsylvania issued micro-purchase RFQs for inspection supplies and a 150-foot laser distance meter in May and August 2026. Marion County, Florida's Sheriff's Office pursued a sole-source procurement for a Stalker 2X motorcycle radar system in July 2026. The County of Orange, California Sheriff-Coroner Department conducted a competitive sealed bid for electrical connectors and components for radio and audio/video equipment repair, with a three-year initial term and two optional one-year renewals. Geographic activity centers on Illinois, Texas, California, Florida, and Pennsylvania, with scattered municipal and county procurement across the competitive-bid and micro-purchase tiers.