UNSPSC 43211719: Voice microphones for computers

A device for converting sound waves into commands to operate the computers.

UNSPSC 43211719 Voice microphones for computers is a Commodity code that shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. The two most recent opportunities tagged to this code are substantially unrelated to voice microphones: the Texas Department of Information Resources' RFO DIR-CPO-TMP-561 solicits Apple Branded Products and Related Services (desktop computers, laptop computers, tablets, peripherals, accessories, software, and value-added services including installation, warranty, maintenance, and training), while the City of Flowery Branch, Georgia's RFP PE66241NONST2026000000029 seeks SCADA System Equipment Upgrade and ongoing maintenance for water infrastructure. Neither opportunity names voice microphones or related audio input devices as a primary deliverable or even an ancillary component of the purchase.

The lack of voice-microphone-specific recent activity suggests this code sees limited use in state and local procurement right now, or that issuing bodies are tagging unrelated opportunities to it. The Texas opportunity, due November 19, 2021, represents the closest match to traditional information-technology procurement, but the scope centers on computing platforms and peripherals rather than audio capture devices. The Flowery Branch solicitation, due June 30, 2026, is narrowly focused on industrial control-system integration and maintenance for water utilities. Buyers pursuing voice microphone opportunities in state and local markets should monitor activity under adjacent audio-equipment and computer-peripheral codes, or watch for technology refresh cycles at state IT departments, school districts, and universities where voice-input devices may become relevant as part of broader computing or accessibility initiatives.