UNSPSC 43202215: Keyboard or mouse cable

A cable to connect or extend the connection of the mouse or the keyboard with the CPU of the computer.

UNSPSC 43202215 Keyboard or mouse cable is a Commodity code with minimal recent state and local procurement activity. The code nominally refers to keyboard and mouse cables and related input-device interconnects, but the most recent state and local opportunities posted under this code show a significant mismatch: the Texas Department of Transportation issued an IFB for Iteris Vantage Radius+ Vehicle Detection Systems (sensor units, specialized cabling, and mounting hardware) in June 2026, and Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative in Texas solicited network systems and supplies on a catalog-discount basis in June 2026, neither of which centers on keyboard or mouse cables as discrete line items or primary deliverables. The Region 7 vehicle (NET2628) is a broad cooperative-purchasing contract spanning multiple technology categories and is a re-bid of earlier iterations with estimated total expenditures of $12.011 million across a two-year term through August 2028.

The code shows activity concentrated in Texas through state procurement offices and regional cooperatives, but recent solicitations do not clearly align with keyboard or mouse cable procurement as the primary scope. If the code does capture legitimate keyboard or mouse cable opportunities, they are either bundled into larger technology and supplies contracts (as seen in the Region 7 catalog model) or posted under different UNSPSC classifications in actual practice. Business development teams treating this code as a target for discrete cable sales should verify with issuing bodies whether keyboard or mouse cables are solicited as standalone line items or only as incidental components within bundled IT supplies contracts, as the recent-opportunities data does not support a robust pipeline of opportunities focused narrowly on this commodity.