UNSPSC 43211733: Keyboard and mouse kit

A collection of input devices sold in a multimedia package with complementing features, and leveraging connectivity solutions.

UNSPSC 43211733 Keyboard and mouse kit is a Commodity code tracking input-device accessories and related IT peripherals being purchased by state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments soliciting under this code are acquiring keyboard-and-mouse bundles alongside broader IT hardware and software accessory procurements, often as part of larger device or infrastructure refresh initiatives. The issuing bodies include state information-technology departments, city procurement offices, and correctional agencies. Scope varies from expedited replacement buys of standard input accessories to comprehensive multi-year framework agreements encompassing Apple peripherals, third-party enhanced-functionality devices, installation, warranty, maintenance, and training services across state agencies, local governments, and educational institutions.

Recent activity appears concentrated in Texas and the District of Columbia. The Texas Department of Information Resources issued a multi-year RFO for Apple Branded Products and Related Services (solicitation DIRCPOTMP561) with responses due November 19, 2021, covering desktop computers, laptops, tablets, peripheral devices, accessories, software, and value-added services; historical fiscal-years 2018–2021 statewide Apple product sales totaled $949.35 million, with a 21.1 percent HUBZone subcontracting goal and mandatory accessibility compliance (VPAT and VADSIR). The District of Columbia Department of Corrections posted an expedited IFB for IT Hardware and Software Accessories (solicitation DOC842687) on August 17, 2026, with bid due August 21, 2026. The City of Philadelphia solicited quotes for podcast equipment including installation, configuration, extended warranty (three to five years depending on device type), and on-site maintenance through its PHLContracts portal (solicitation B2627310, due June 14, 2026). Keyboard-and-mouse kits are most commonly embedded within these broader IT accessory and peripheral-device procurements rather than solicited as standalone line items.