UNSPSC 43211724: Computer peripheral kit

A collection of computer peripherals sold together. Commonly includes a mouse and keyboard but may include other combinations.

UNSPSC 43211724 Computer peripheral kit is a Commodity code that encompasses bundled computer accessories, input/output devices, and integrated hardware kits that state and local governments source to support IT operations, voting systems, facility access control, and specialized applications. Recent solicitations show state and local procurement offices buying electronic signature pads with software licensing, disposable styluses for voting touchscreens, proximity readers and encoder stabilizer brackets for election infrastructure, headsets and adapters for law-enforcement communications, scanning equipment, storage devices, and bundled laptop procurement packages. The code attracts a diverse mix of issuing bodies: state purchasing departments (California, Texas), counties (Broward, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Orange), cities (Philadelphia), school systems (District of Columbia), and specialized authorities (Broward County Aviation Department). Counties in Georgia (Gwinnett, DeKalb) and Florida (Broward, Orange) appear as repeat buyers, particularly for election-support hardware and law-enforcement communications kits.

The geographic spread spans California, Texas, Florida, Georgia, and the District of Columbia, with notable recent activity in Broward County, Florida and multiple Georgia counties. Representative recent opportunities include Broward County Aviation Department's October 26, 2026 RFP for an AI-enabled X-ray screening system integration (solicitation BLD2131742P1); Gwinnett County's October 5, 2026 IFQ for 250,000 disposable styluses compatible with Dominion Voting Systems at $0.08 per unit (previous award to Top Choice International Trading Corp.); the City of Philadelphia's May 18, 2026 RFQ for electronic signature pads (solicitation B2627117); and the State of California's August 17, 2026 bid for 290 Cradlepoint MC400-5GB Cellular Modems (RFBIS27200073). Pricing is mixed: some are commodity-level single-unit buys under five dollars, while others represent larger bundled IT contracts exceeding $99,000. Standard compliance requirements include CBE certification or local business enterprise preferences where applicable, cybersecurity attestations, insurance, and electronic submission through jurisdictional procurement portals.