UNSPSC 43201610: Backplane or panels or assemblies
Commodity
Code facts
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NIGP codes for 43201610
Definition
These are the enclosures for server or its parts. They come as screw-less plastic front panels, bottom panels, top panels, bottom panel and backplanes with door, and security door locks. These panels come with the slots to aid in assembling various peripheral controls of the networking equipment, server or computer. These panels sometimes comes as the combinational of one or more panels and are sold as panel assemblies.
About UNSPSC 43201610
UNSPSC 43201610 Backplane or panels or assemblies (Commodity) captures state and local procurement of specialized electronic components and systems assemblies that integrate hardware infrastructure into larger operational systems. Recent solicitations show this code applied primarily to inmate communication and facility management systems rather than discrete circuit boards or generic backplanes—vendors supply turnkey equipment packages combining wall-mounted telephones, informational kiosks, tablets, and integrated software platforms that manage inmate services, video visitation, and commissary integration. State and local buyers span county correctional facilities, school districts, city governments, and special-purpose education institutions. The code sees activity from a diverse issuing-body mix: county detention centers (Sauk County, Wisconsin), public school districts (Tupelo, DeSoto County, Columbia County, Toombs County), charter schools and independent academies (Academy for Classical Education in Georgia), county and municipal technology departments (Pasco County, City of Tampa, City of Austin), and regional education service centers (Region One Education Service Center, Texas). Most recent opportunities cluster in the Southeast—Georgia, Mississippi, Florida, and Texas dominate the recent-opportunity block—with secondary activity in Wisconsin and scattered solicitations in Virginia and California.
Representative recent opportunities reflect the code's actual buying pattern. Sauk County, Wisconsin posted an RFP (202601SCJ, due August 26, 2026) for an inmate telephone, video visitation, kiosk, and tablet system with 17 wall-mounted phones, 197 portable tablets, and two mobile kiosks across eight housing units; the vendor bears all equipment and installation costs and receives compensation on system revenues. DeSoto County School Board (Mississippi) issued an unpriced proposal solicitation (3170036066, due June 29, 2026 with reverse auction July 2, 2026) for approximately 300–1,200 desktop computers with monitors built to a Daktech specification standard including ASUS motherboard, Intel Core Ultra processor, and integrated systems. City of Austin's fire operations department solicited bids (IFB DCG1036, due July 14, 2026) for station alerting audio parts—amplifiers, speakers, mounting racks, brackets, and backup power supplies—through a blanket purchase agreement permitting multiple awards and call-off orders. The code shows steady activity but should not be confused with commodity-level desktop or laptop refresh solicitations that dominate school procurement; this code captures systems where backplanes and integrated assemblies form the infrastructure backbone of larger operational platforms rather than standalone computing devices.
Quick answers
What is UNSPSC 43201610?
UNSPSC 43201610 is Backplane or panels or assemblies, a commodity in UNSPSC 43000000, Information Technology Broadcasting and Telecommunications.
Which NIGP codes match UNSPSC 43201610?
UNSPSC 43201610 maps to 1 NIGP code, 20453 Microcomputers, Desktop or Tower Based.
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