UNSPSC 43201831: Telecommunications memory unit

A type of device that stores and reads the receiving and forwarding information from the wireless communication equipment in electric input and removes the memorized information in accordance with needs.

UNSPSC 43201831 Telecommunications memory unit is a Commodity code that sees minimal relevant state and local procurement activity based on recent solicitations. The code's nominal scope—storage components for telecommunications infrastructure—does not align with the recent opportunities tagged under this code. The most recent activity includes storage expansion at a municipal television facility, Dell IT equipment procurement, access control system upgrades, classroom technology services, variable frequency drives for water infrastructure, call analytics software licenses, security electronics services, Autodesk design software, and IBM server maintenance. Of these eight opportunities, only the Sacramento County Department of Airports' Hirsch access control system upgrade procurement includes telecommunications memory components explicitly—specifically Velocity ONE storage clusters with 600TB capacity as part of a comprehensive physical access and video security system overhaul. The remaining solicitations span video surveillance infrastructure, general IT procurement, and facility management services rather than dedicated memory or storage unit procurement.

Geographic activity concentrates in California and Florida, with the majority of recent opportunities originating from Orange County, California (four separate IFBs for software licenses, IBM server maintenance, and related IT services), followed by Sacramento County, the City of St. Petersburg, Florida, the Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County, and Valencia College District in Florida. The Orange County Sheriff-Coroner Department and County of Orange Auditor-Controller emerge as repeat buyers of technology services and software subscriptions, though neither procurement directly targets standalone memory units. The Sacramento County RFB #2026-RFB-0028 for the Hirsch system upgrade (due April 3, 2026) represents the closest match to the code's nominal scope, specifying NetApp E4060 storage systems and Velocity ONE storage clusters; however, this procurement is bundled within an access control and video security system integration rather than offered as discrete memory unit procurement. The code shows little evidence of standalone memory unit solicitation by state and local jurisdictions in the current market window.