UNSPSC 43200000: Components for information technology or broadcasting or telecommunications

Sub-assembly parts that are used in an information technology and communications equipment. Can be a single item or as a bundled item that is sold as a part of another device.

UNSPSC 43200000 Components for information technology or broadcasting or telecommunications is a Family code that spans hardware, equipment, and infrastructure components procured by state and local governments to support communications networks, emergency services, transit operations, and enterprise IT systems. Recent solicitations show a diverse scope: LEO satellite terminal hardware and connectivity for emergency management networks; telecommunications cabling installation and moves-adds-changes services; PA system speaker and amplifier equipment for schools; air traffic control tower communications and weather station packages; network switches, routers, wireless access points, and load balancers for university and state agency data centers; farebox payment systems for transit agencies; and legacy telephone system maintenance. State purchasing offices, individual state departments (transportation, information technology, emergency management, revenue), county governments, municipalities, school districts, university systems, airport authorities, and transit authorities all solicit under this code. Washington Military Department, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Connecticut Department of Transportation, Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology, and Oklahoma State University appear as recent repeat buyers. The geographic spread spans Washington State, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Illinois, Florida, Texas, California, Georgia, and Idaho, with activity concentrated in the Pacific Northwest, Northeast, and Texas regions.

Washington Military Department posted RFP27014 on October 13, 2026 (due December 3, 2026) for Low Earth Orbit satellite internet service and approximately 122–130 terminals to support emergency management networks across Washington counties, with 10% MWBE and 6% WBE participation goals and a three-year contract with 3% annual cost cap and two optional three-year renewals. The City of Doral, Florida issued ITB 202622 (due September 28, 2026) for telecommunications wiring services—installation, termination, configuration, and moves-adds-changes across data, cable television, video, and voice networks—requiring Florida electrical contractor licensing and five years' experience with local government clients. Texas Department of Information Resources posted COOP2026SOL-00008 (due September 24, 2026) for a cooperative master contract on cabling services and products spanning copper and fiber optic installation, maintenance, design, and training across state agencies, local governments, and school districts, with $11.1–$12.0 million historical annual sales volume. Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology issued a statewide Non-VOIP telephone system maintenance indefinite-quantity master contract (B-52287, due August 20, 2026) covering procurement, installation, moves-adds-changes, preventive and remedial maintenance across approximately 1,100 state locations, with regional time-and-materials pricing and 24/7 emergency response requirements.