UNSPSC 43211521: All in one desktop computer

A type of desktop computer that integrates the system's internal components into the same case as the display, eliminating some connecting cables and allowing for a smaller footprint.

UNSPSC 43211521 All in one desktop computer is a Commodity code covering integrated single-unit desktop systems that state and local governments procure for general office, educational, and operational use. Recent solicitations show purchasing departments acquiring these devices both as primary workforce equipment and as specialized systems for particular applications—the Sauk County Jail (Wisconsin) RFP solicits approximately 197 portable tablets as part of a jail management system, while the City of Austin (Texas) IFB seeks audio and electronics components for alerting systems, and multiple school districts source Chromebooks, traditional desktops, and hybrid configurations to support classroom and administrative functions. The issuing-body mix spans county governments, city procurement offices, state agencies, school districts from elementary through higher education, and special-purpose institutions such as correctional facilities and education service centers. School districts represent the dominant buyer segment across recent opportunities, including Tupelo Public School District (Mississippi), DeSoto County School Board (Mississippi), Academy for Classical Education (Georgia), Troup County School System (Georgia), Columbia County School District (Georgia), Toombs County Board of Education (Georgia), McDuffie County Schools (Georgia), Gwinnett County Public Schools (Georgia), and Bibb County School District (Georgia), alongside county government offices (Pasco County, Florida; Sauk County, Wisconsin), municipal technology departments (City of Tampa, Florida; City of Austin, Texas), higher education institutions (University of Texas at San Antonio; University of Mississippi), and regional organizations (Region One Education Service Center, Texas; Valencia College, Florida).

Procurement activity concentrates in the Southeast—Georgia, Mississippi, and Florida show the highest frequency—with secondary activity in Wisconsin, Texas, and a single District of Columbia solicitation. Representative recent opportunities include DeSoto County School Board's unpriced proposal (June 29, 2026 deadline) for 300–1,200 desktop computers and monitors meeting Daktech Discovery H810 specifications with July 2, 2026 electronic reverse auction; Gwinnett County Public Schools' competitive sealed bid (May 20, 2026 deadline) for Chromebooks on a multi-year demand usage contract; Toombs County Board of Education's RFP (February 20, 2026 deadline) for approximately 3,500 Chrome OS and 200 Windows devices with award notification targeted February 20–28, 2026 and delivery before June 1, 2026; the City of Tampa's competitive bid (January 16, 2026 deadline, estimated value $550,000) for 175 HP EliteBook laptops, 120 ProDesk desktops, and related equipment with a five-percent SLBE bid discount available; and Pasco County's RFQ (June 23, 2026 deadline) for enterprise-class desktops, laptops, and maintenance services on an as-needed basis with firm pricing through July 17, 2026. Activity spans traditional IFBs, RFPs, RFQs, and cooperative quotes; several districts employ reverse auctions or two-stage evaluation processes combining technical qualification with price competition.