UNSPSC 43191638: Headset with microphone

A headset combines a headphone with microphone.

UNSPSC 43191638 Headset with microphone is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure communication headsets and related audio equipment for law enforcement, corrections, emergency services, and general office use. Recent solicitations show two distinct procurement patterns: tactical communications headsets with specialized adapters for public safety agencies, and general-purpose office headsets for administrative functions. Gwinnett County, Georgia has posted two separate IWQs totaling 35 units of 3M PELTOR and OPS Core communication headsets for sheriff and police departments, with responses due June 18, 2026. Beyond these tactical purchases, the code captures a much broader range of state and local technology procurement activity — the source includes unrelated solicitations for data storage hardware, proximity readers, cellular modems, VR wearables, and point-of-sale terminals, indicating that many jurisdictions tag IT and facilities infrastructure under this code despite minimal relevance to headsets.

Issuing bodies using the code include county sheriff and police departments (Gwinnett County), state technology agencies (California), school districts (Manatee County, Hillsborough County Public Schools), colleges (Valencia College District), and state corrections facilities (Orange County, Florida). The geographic spread spans Florida, Georgia, California, and Texas across multiple tiers of government. Representative tactical headset opportunities include Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office IWQ 130037 requesting 25 units of 3M PELTOR NATO Wired adapters and 25 ComTac V headsets with delivery by June 18, 2026, and Gwinnett County Police Department IWQ 131035 requesting 10 OPS Core AMP Communication Headsets and 10 NFMI Earplugs, also due June 18, 2026, both on an F.O.B. Destination basis with F.O.B. freight prepaid. Pricing is evaluated on lowest responsive and responsible basis with vendor references and equivalency samples requested at vendor expense. Neither opportunity specifies a set-aside, and both require electronic payment capability and non-collusion certification from awarded vendors.