UNSPSC 41115335: Vectorscope

A special synchro-scope that indicates the vector volume of impedance, voltage, current, and frequency modulation signal, the chromaticity signal of phase modulation signal television on the Braun tube.

UNSPSC 41115335 Vectorscope is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure Owner's Representative services for complex capital projects, particularly energy performance contracting and infrastructure upgrades in occupied, operational facilities. The Georgia World Congress Center Authority's RFQ for Owner's Representative Services on the GESPC II Project illustrates the work: day-to-day oversight, stakeholder coordination, and on-site management during large-scale building system upgrades (HVAC, building automation, cooling, kitchen ventilation, and generator systems) running concurrently with active facility operations. The role demands a primary contact position managing communication between the Authority, contractors, consultants, and facility staff, with significant part-time on-site presence (10–30 percent of construction activity time) and attendance at all project meetings and frequent site visits. Issuing bodies under this code include state authorities operating major capital facilities and special-purpose districts managing multi-year infrastructure programs; the Georgia World Congress Center Authority represents the category of independent state authority managing convention and event infrastructure.

The code shows recent activity in Georgia, where the Georgia World Congress Center Authority posted the RFQ on May 28, 2026, with a response deadline of June 15, 2026, and a mandatory pre-bid meeting on June 3, 2026. The Authority's evaluation criteria weight relevant project experience at 30 percent, proposed team qualifications at 25 percent, project approach at 20 percent, past performance at 15 percent, and Georgia-based presence and on-site availability at 10 percent. Respondents must submit six copies of a Statement of Qualifications (36 pages plus exhibits) and a sealed fee proposal; proposals remain valid for 90 days. A restriction of communication is in effect: interested firms may not contact the Authority, GWCC, facility staff, or consultants except through the formal Q&A process (questions due June 8, answers by June 10) or under existing work agreements, and finalists and the apparent awardee are restricted from public statements regarding selection or award.