UNSPSC 43191610: Personal communication holders or mounts, stands

A phone accessory designed to hold a phone in a stationary position. It is a clamp that holds the receiver. It is attached to mounting hardware for affixing to a stable surface

UNSPSC 43191610 Personal communication holders or mounts, stands is a Commodity code that encompasses headsets, headset accessories, and phone mounting hardware procured by state and local jurisdictions for communications infrastructure. State and local buyers use this code for authorized-reseller procurement of branded headset systems (Plantronics, Avaya, JPL) with monaural and binaural configurations, noise-canceling options, and adapter cables; mounting stands and holders for mobile devices and office phones; and replacement components such as ear cushions, mute switches, and wireless push-to-talk devices. Issuing bodies span county governments (Broward County, Hillsborough County Public Schools), state agencies (South Dakota Office of Procurement Management, Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, District of Columbia School System), and municipal authorities (City of Charlotte). Repeat buyers include school districts and public safety answering points (PSAPs) that source headsets and accessories through open-end indefinite-quantity contracts with firm pricing terms and limited renewal price escalation tied to CPI.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, South Dakota, Mississippi, Texas, North Carolina, and the District of Columbia. Representative recent opportunities include Broward County's July 2026 ITB (GEN2132410B1) for Plantronics and JPL headsets and accessories serving ORCAT and county 911 PSAPs, with bids due July 17, 2026, under an open-end contract with SBE and local-business preference; South Dakota's August 2026 IFB (26IFB19766) for annual telephone equipment and supplies delivery to state locations, due August 3, 2026; and the District of Columbia's March 2026 RFQ (FY26-OUC-RFQ-BPA) for headsets and adapters restricted to pre-qualified DCSS IT Equipment Vendors, due March 23, 2026. Contracts typically run one year with two to four optional renewals, include mandatory vendor registration and insurance requirements (general liability $500,000–$1,000,000), prohibit price increases during initial terms, and require F.O.B. destination pricing with prepaid freight. Local-business preferences and small-business set-asides appear in multiple jurisdictions; Florida school districts explicitly encourage registered small-business enterprises through reinvestment goals.