UNSPSC 43211730: Data acquisition system

An instrumentation system that may make analysis and control on computer for the data acquired from measuring instrument and the signal from sensor.

UNSPSC 43211730 Data acquisition system, a Commodity code, spans the monitoring and telemetry hardware, software, and integration services that state and local governments deploy for real-time environmental, operational, and traffic data collection across water systems, transportation networks, and hazardous-site remediation. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers acquiring turnkey SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems with integrated sensors, remote telemetry units, control logic, and ongoing maintenance; camera-based vehicle detection and high-speed data-collection hardware; and project management information systems that consolidate monitoring dashboards and analytics across multiple sites and operational domains. Issuing bodies include state transportation and environmental departments, municipal water utilities, college districts, and transit authorities. The work typically encompasses system design and engineering, hardware procurement and installation, software programming and customization, cybersecurity integration with local IT departments, operator training, and multi-year maintenance and support.

Activity spans Florida, Georgia, and California in recent months. The Florida Department of Transportation's Transportation Data & Analytics Office posted an RFI on June 8, 2026 (response due July 10, 2026) for camera sensor systems capable of high-speed vehicle data collection, seeking vendor information to scope future competitive procurements. The City of Flowery Branch, Georgia solicited proposals (RFP due June 30, 2026) for SCADA system equipment upgrade and annual maintenance across five water-system locations, with mandatory pre-bid meeting June 3, 2026 and evaluation weighted toward experience and past performance. Valencia College District in Florida issued RFP 2026-26 (proposals due April 30, 2026) for classroom and conference room technology services across nine campuses and 900 rooms, with an initial three-year term and historical annual spending near $1.6 million. The Department of Toxic Substances Control in California posted an RFI (April 9, 2026 response deadline) for SCADA support services at the Stringfellow Superfund Site, with DVBE subcontracting requirements. The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (Duval County, Florida) sought proposals for Project Management Information System software (due November 12, 2024) supporting capital project tracking across 75 users and 300 active projects, with a 27% DBE participation goal and NIST Cybersecurity Framework compliance mandated.