UNSPSC 43211614: Bluetooth universal serial bus USB adapter

An informatic device to synchronize data between compatible hardware with bluetooth technology, used above all with PDA, mobiles, PC or others.

UNSPSC 43211614 Bluetooth universal serial bus USB adapter, a Commodity code, sees minimal recent activity aligned with the code's nominal scope. State and local governments procure networking, switching, and telecommunications infrastructure far more commonly than standalone Bluetooth USB adapters under this code taxonomy. The recent opportunities block shows no solicitations for Bluetooth USB adapters; instead, it contains forty-two opportunities spanning network switches, fiber optic cabling, firewalls, access points, UPS systems, and related enterprise networking equipment across school districts, municipal agencies, and county departments nationwide. The code appears to be a catch-all or mislabeling artifact in state and local procurement systems, with little genuine demand signal for Bluetooth adapter hardware.

The issuing bodies represented are predominantly school districts (Tacoma, Northside, Grosse Pointe, Gordon County, Fayette County, Bibb County, Sarasota, Hillsborough, Houston County, Savannah-Chatham, Alcorn, Pinellas County, Hays CISD, Gwinnett, Parkway), county governments (Orange County Florida, Wake County, Seminole County, Jackson County Georgia, Clay County, Sacramento County, Broward County, San Mateo, Dalton Utilities, Houston County), municipal departments (City of Eugene, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Meriden, Long Beach, Palo Alto, Royal Oak), and state agencies (Texas DIR, California Department of Education), with geographic concentration in Georgia, Texas, and Florida. Nearly all opportunities are E-Rate-funded or cooperative-purchasing vehicles. The code does not support a pursuit strategy; pursue instead under the specific equipment categories actually being solicited—network switching (UNSPSC 43201500 or equivalent), wireless access points, firewalls, and fiber cabling commodity codes.