UNSPSC 41111921: Speed sensors

UNSPSC 41111921 Speed sensors, a Commodity code, sees modest recent state and local activity concentrated in traffic enforcement and intelligent transportation systems. State and local governments procure speed-detection radar units, automated speed enforcement systems, and speed cameras—often as components within broader traffic safety and red-light camera programs—rather than standalone sensor products. The issuing bodies span municipal traffic departments, county sheriffs' offices, regional transit authorities, and school districts pursuing speed enforcement, school zone safety, and traffic signal modernization. Most recent opportunities couple speed sensors with vision systems, citation processing, and turnkey operations, reflecting a shift toward integrated enforcement platforms rather than point-sensor procurement alone.

Recent activity clusters in Florida, Arizona, Tennessee, Georgia, and Wisconsin. The City of Tucson (Arizona) issued an RFP for a complete automated traffic enforcement safety device system including portable and mobile speed radar units with a response deadline of October 22, 2026. The Town of Farragut (Tennessee) posted an RFP for an automated traffic enforcement program targeting nine intersection approaches using non-invasive detection technology with proposals due June 3, 2026. The City of Kissimmee (Florida) issued parallel school zone speed detection camera RFPs (RFQ2026019 due August 31, 2026 and RFP2026001 due January 13, 2026) covering 12 public schools on a five-year term with revenue-sharing or fixed-fee compensation. Marion County (Florida) procured sole-source Stalker DSR 2X and Stalker 2X motorcycle radar systems for the Sheriff's Office Traffic Unit. The City of Brunswick (Georgia) sought proposals for an automated speed detection school zone system under a pure revenue-sharing model with proposals due June 5, 2026. The State of Mississippi solicited bids for approximately 200 KA-Band radar units—speed detection devices for law enforcement—with a June 12, 2026 deadline. Most opportunities bundle speed sensors within end-to-end systems; standalone speed-sensor bids remain rare in the recent record.