UNSPSC 43202208: Lead assemblies

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UNSPSC 43202208 Lead assemblies is a Commodity code, yet the recent state and local opportunities tagged under it procure telecommunications and computer equipment that bears no substantive relation to lead assemblies—a component category for electrical or plumbing systems. The City of Philadelphia solicited prepaid cellphones and prepaid cards; the Texas Department of Criminal Justice solicited analog phones and computer equipment; the City of Broward County solicited Plantronics and JPL headsets and accessories; and Washington State Technology Solutions solicited Avaya phone systems, software, and maintenance services. The Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services solicited Avaya products and services and a WIC-EBT system unrelated to either lead assemblies or telecommunications. The code shows a systematic classification mismatch and does not reflect genuine activity in the lead assemblies commodity.

State and local procurement activity under this code is driven by telecommunications and communications equipment needs across state departments, county governments, and city procurement offices—not by lead assemblies. Issuing bodies include the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (repeat buyer for analog phones and computer systems), Washington State Technology Solutions, the City of Philadelphia, Broward County, the State of South Dakota, and the Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services. Geographic concentration appears in Texas, Washington, Florida, South Dakota, and Mississippi. Representative recent solicitations include TDCJ's IFB for analog phones (due August 13, 2026) and IFB for analog phones (due August 18, 2026); Broward County's indefinite-quantity contract for Plantronics headsets and accessories (due July 17, 2026); Washington State Technology Solutions' RFQQ for Avaya hardware, software, and maintenance services spanning multiple state agencies across five counties (due August 6, 2026); and the State of South Dakota's annual contract for telephone equipment and supplies (due August 3, 2026). The classification error suggests that business development professionals relying on this code to track lead assemblies procurement will find minimal relevant activity; conversely, telecommunications vendors may encounter misclassified opportunities if their search filters are keyed to the correct commodity code.