UNSPSC 43202210: Crash stops

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UNSPSC 43202210 Crash stops (Commodity) encompasses telephone and communications equipment and accessories procured by state and local jurisdictions, though recent solicitations show the code applied primarily to headsets, adapters, and general telecommunications supplies rather than physical crash-protection devices. State and local buyers—including county government, school districts, state departments, and municipalities—use this code for open-end and indefinite-quantity contracts supplying communications hardware to 911 Public Safety Answering Points, regional communications offices, IT departments, and general agency use. Broward County's recent IFB for Plantronics and JPL headsets exemplifies the scope: monaural and binaural noise-canceling headsets, replacement ear cushions, adapters, mute switches, and wireless push-to-talk devices. The District of Columbia School System's RFQ for headsets and adapters, and South Dakota's annual telephone equipment and supplies contract, reflect the same pattern. Solicitations typically impose authorized-reseller or pre-qualification requirements, demand firm pricing with no increases during initial contract terms, and include standard insurance and compliance certifications. Local-business preferences and small-business encouragement appear in several jurisdictions; Broward County offers SBE and CBE preference consideration within 10 percent of the lowest bid, while South Dakota encourages minority business enterprise participation on contracts exceeding $5,000.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, South Dakota, Texas, Mississippi, North Carolina, and the District of Columbia. Broward County posted GEN2132410B1 (Plantronics headsets and accessories, IFB due July 17, 2026) and Hillsborough County Public Schools issued two ITBs for telecommunications equipment maintenance (due February 19, 2026, and April 8, 2026, respectively). South Dakota's Office of Procurement Management solicited telephone equipment and supplies (RFQ 26IFB19766, due August 3, 2026), while Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services issued RFPs for Avaya products and services (due July 31, 2026, and April 15, 2026). The District of Columbia School System's RFQ for headsets and adapters (due March 23, 2026) was restricted to pre-qualified IT Equipment Vendors. The City of Charlotte issued an RFP for on-call low-voltage cabling services including audio and voice cabling (due May 18, 2026). These solicitations indicate steady procurement of communications equipment and maintenance services, with contracts typically structured as one-year terms with optional renewals and indefinite quantities at fixed or CPI-capped pricing.