UNSPSC 41113728: Electromagnetic shield environmental chamber

An electromagnetic shielded room that is designed to test the appropriateness on electromagnetic interference of electric, electronic, and information device.

UNSPSC 41113728 Electromagnetic shield environmental chamber is a Commodity code with little recent activity in state and local procurement. The recent opportunities block contains no solicitations for electromagnetic shield environmental chambers or related thermal-testing enclosures. The posted opportunities span airport vending and parking services (City of McKinney, Texas), water meter replacement (Fulton County, Georgia), electrical transformers (City of Lubbock, Texas), reclaimed-water metering equipment (Collier County, Florida), law enforcement equipment cooperative procurement (Sourcewell on behalf of multiple Washington counties), battery backup systems (State of Nevada), career technical education materials (Klein ISD, Texas), and mechanical test equipment (Jackson State University, Mississippi). None of these solicitations align with the electromagnetic shielding or environmental chamber scope implied by the code name. The absence of matching opportunities suggests either minimal state and local demand for this specialized equipment category or systematic tagging misalignment in recent postings.

Without recent, relevant solicitation activity to characterize, no geographic concentration, issuing-body mix, or representative procurement detail can be drawn from the source. Practitioners evaluating this code should confirm current demand through direct outreach to engineering, testing, or research departments within target jurisdictions, particularly state university systems, environmental agencies, or technology procurement offices that might operate or specify such equipment.