UNSPSC 41113647: Frequency calibrator or simulator

UNSPSC 41113647 Frequency calibrator or simulator, a Commodity code, appears in state and local procurement records tagged to testing and measurement services for electrical equipment and utility operations, though the recent solicitations show minimal activity directly aligned with the code's nominal scope. The City of Ocala's RFQ ELE/260653, posted September 28, 2026 with quotations due May 11, 2026, solicits annual inspection, cleaning, and testing of electrical rubber protective equipment and insulated rubber gloves for the Ocala Electric Utility—work requiring NAILforPET (National Association of Independent Laboratories for Protective Equipment) certification and compliance with OSHA and ASTM specifications. The Texas Department of Transportation's RFO 601440000053454, posted August 25, 2026 with responses due September 8, 2026, requests 27 digital RF wattmeters with modulation analysis capability and 3 portable analog RF wattmeters for the Austin District, delivered to a specific TxDOT facility on a firm, fixed-price basis. The Orange County Sheriff-Coroner Department's IFB 0602627005IFBJC for job order contracting in security electronics and detention equipment services, posted August 19, 2026 and due the same day, carries a not-to-exceed value of $3 million and requires Class B, C-10 (Electrical), and C-28 (Lock & Security) California contractor licenses. A fourth opportunity—Santa Clara County's RFQ for Motorola radios and accessories posted June 9, 2026—provides minimal scope detail.

Activity under the code concentrates in Texas and California, with isolated transactions in Florida and isolated activity in other states. The issuing-body mix spans city utilities (Ocala), state transportation departments (TxDOT), county sheriffs and correction facilities (Orange County, Santa Clara County), and educational institutions (Texas Tech University's RFP 2026-1190 for R&D goods and services). The City of Ocala is the only repeat buyer in the recent-opportunities block. Geographic spread across these recent opportunities covers Florida, Texas, and California, with Texas Department of Transportation appearing twice (May and August 2026 digital wattmeter solicitations). No set-asides or HUB subcontracting restrictions appear in the TxDOT opportunities; the Orange County solicitation mandates California prevailing wage compliance and the Texas Tech RFP requires HUB compliance when contract value exceeds $100,000.