UNSPSC 41112902: Radio navigation instruments

UNSPSC 41112902 Radio navigation instruments, a Commodity code, covers the procurement of specialized airfield and emergency-management radio systems and their associated antennas and installation components. State and local governments under this code buy new aviation radio units with digital and analog capability, vendor-specific antenna assemblies, and installation kits—typically in single-unit or small-lot purchases for county emergency management agencies, airport authorities, and other public safety operations. Solicitations under the code are sparse and episodic; the recent activity that does appear shows county purchasing departments acquiring purpose-built, manufacturer-specific radio platforms with strict specifications that preclude substitutions and limit bidding to authorized resellers of the named manufacturer. Issuing bodies on this code are limited; Chatham County, Georgia appears as the primary recent buyer, soliciting through sealed-bid processes with detailed equipment specifications and formal compliance documentation requirements.

Chatham County, Georgia posted an Invitation to Bid (ITB 26-0066-2) on May 20, 2026, for the purchase of one Technisonic TDFM-9100 NV aviation radio with a Type A module, four specified antenna systems, and an installation kit, with bids due June 19, 2026. The procurement required delivery to Chatham County Emergency Management Agency in Savannah and imposed a 30 percent combined M/WBE participation goal; bidders were restricted to authorized resellers, and all equipment had to be new and factory-sealed with no substitutions permitted. Beyond this single recent opportunity in Georgia, the source contains no other active solicitations under this code. The Williamson County, Texas notice of administrative relocation posted in July 2026 does not constitute a procurement opportunity. Geographic concentration and issuing-body diversity cannot be characterized from the available data; the code shows minimal recent state and local activity.