UNSPSC 41111936: Complementary metal oxide semiconductor CMOS image sensors

UNSPSC 41111936 Complementary metal oxide semiconductor CMOS image sensors is a Commodity code for sensor components and imaging equipment, but the recent state and local opportunities show little activity directly aligned with CMOS image sensor procurement. The few opportunities flagged under this code involve full-body scanner systems, firearms management, pressure and temperature instrumentation, atmospheric gas detection equipment, and safety sensors—none of which represents core CMOS imaging sensor sourcing. The mismatch suggests either miscoding in the source data or that CMOS sensors are incidental components within larger system procurements rather than standalone line items. When state and local bodies do source imaging or sensing technology, they typically acquire complete turnkey systems with installation and support rather than discrete semiconductor components.

The geographic activity recorded in recent opportunities spans Texas (Collin County full-body scanner RFP 2026-155, due September 17, 2026), Georgia (Columbus Consolidated Government firearms-trade solicitation PE70662NONST2027000000128, due October 14, 2026), Arizona (City of Phoenix pressure and temperature instrumentation IFB 26-0398, and atmospheric monitoring instruments IFB-27-0435), and Washington County, Georgia (school-district safety sensor sole-source notice to Ecovasive, closed June 11, 2026). State and local issuers across these jurisdictions continue to procure sensing and detection systems for facility operations, detention security, and environmental monitoring, but none of these recent opportunities isolates CMOS image sensor procurement as a distinct commodity line. Firms pursuing this code should verify whether they are competing for embedded sensor components within larger system contracts or whether procurement opportunity data under this code reflects genuine demand for standalone CMOS imaging sensors in state and local government applications.