UNSPSC 43202217: Computer cable holder

A holder or clip used to bundle or group computer cables.

UNSPSC 43202217 Computer cable holder is a Commodity code that, based on recent state and local solicitations, does not accurately describe the purchasing activity currently tagged under it. The recent opportunities posted under this code span network infrastructure services—on-call network cabling, structured cabling installation, and related hardware—rather than passive cable management accessories. Bergen Community College (New Jersey) issued an RFP for on-call moves, adds, removes, changes, and repairs to Category 6 cable plants across three campuses over a two-year term commencing December 15, 2026, specifying General Cable GenSpeed 6000 unshielded twisted pair cable, Panduit RJ45 jacks, and termination to 568b standard for Gigabit Ethernet. Orange County, California Sheriff-Coroner Department issued a Job Order Contracting IFB for structured cabling and installation services on a usage basis with a not-to-exceed value of $3 million, limited to five pre-qualified vendors holding current Class C-7 or C-10 contractor licenses. Gwinnett County, Georgia posted an on-demand network cabling services solicitation. These solicitations represent active work in network infrastructure service delivery rather than passive cable-management hardware. The issuing bodies include county governments, community colleges, and special-purpose districts across New Jersey, Georgia, and California.

The code's recent activity centers on the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions, particularly New Jersey and Georgia, with secondary activity in California and Texas. Bergen Community College and Bergen County (New Jersey) posted the most detailed solicitations, with proposal dates in early November 2026. Gwinnett County (Georgia) and Orange County (California) represent the next tier of activity. A separate Chatham County, Georgia procurement for Cisco Catalyst 9500 network switches—hardware only, no services—was posted under the same code in mid-September 2026 with an October 20 bid deadline, further indicating misalignment between the code name and actual procurement scope. The code shows low but geographically dispersed activity across state and local buyers; no single issuing body dominates recent solicitation volume, and the code does not cleanly map to the actual procurement activities being tagged under it.