UNSPSC 41112904: Complex controlling devices

UNSPSC 41112904 Complex controlling devices is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure specialized electronic control and monitoring systems for equipment-intensive operations. Recent opportunities show purchasing patterns focused on remote monitoring, automation, and integrated control solutions across aviation, utility, and infrastructure sectors. The County of Orange's procurement for Murphy Controller service and parts covers maintenance of remote monitoring and data logging systems at nine pump stations, requiring MurCal Smart Command system expertise and remote dashboard capabilities. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code span county public works departments, state universities, and state natural resources agencies, with repeat activity from Georgia entities (the Department of Natural Resources and Middle Georgia State University) reflecting ongoing investment in specialized equipment control infrastructure.

Recent opportunities cluster in Georgia and the Pacific Northwest. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources issued an eRFQ in April 2026 for UAS Aerial Ignition Equipment and support services—establishing an open agency contract for two initial Unmanned Aerial Systems plus anticipated purchases of seven additional systems with spare parts, accessories, and training for prescribed burn operations statewide, with submission deadline May 15, 2026. The County of Orange, California issued an IFB in March 2026 for Murphy Controller service and parts at a not-to-exceed contract value of $800,000 over five years, with response date February 3, 2026, requiring MurCal certification and a 100-mile service radius. Middle Georgia State University issued an eRFQ in February 2026 for aircraft avionics repair services supporting 53 aircraft and 17,000 annual flight hours, with contract period July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 and four optional one-year renewals, response deadline March 23, 2026. The State of Oregon Department of State Police issued an ITB in February 2026 for one-time purchase and installation of a FLIR thermal imaging camera system (Wescam MX-10 or equivalent) on a Cessna T206H, with response deadline February 24, 2026, requiring FAA Part 145 repair station and AS9100 quality certification, and applying a 10% Oregon Supplies and Services preference.