UNSPSC 43211900: Computer displays

A display is a computer output surface or a screen and a projecting mechanism that shows text and graphic images. In some computers, the display is packaged in a separate unit called a monitor. In notebook computers, the display is integrated into a unit. Also called video display terminals VDTs, a display uses a cathode ray tube (CRT), liquid crystal display (LCD), light-emitting diode, gas plasma, or other image projection technology.

UNSPSC 43211900 Computer displays is a Class code covering interactive panels, projectors, monitors, and digital display systems that state and local governments procure for classrooms, conference rooms, recreation centers, and operational facilities. Recent solicitations show school districts dominating the buyer base, with individual districts purchasing everything from single-site monitor refreshes to multi-campus interactive panel deployments spanning dozens of classrooms. Scope includes both hardware procurement and turnkey installation with training, service, and warranty support; some opportunities bundle displays with laptops, document cameras, audio systems, and managed technology services. Georgia school districts—Rabun County Schools, Butts County School System, Turner County Schools, and Academy for Classical Education—appear frequently, alongside district networks in Texas (Northside Independent School District, Uplift Education) and multi-site buys in Washington (Tacoma School District) and Florida (Valencia College). Non-K12 buyers include special-purpose districts (22nd District Agricultural Association for a paddock videoboard system) and municipal recreation centers (City of Frisco for digital screens).

Representative recent opportunities include Butts County School System's RFP for 100 interactive 75-inch UHD 4K panels with four-year warranty and delivery by late August 2026, Tacoma School District's four-year contract spanning 2026–2030 for ViewSonic IFP7551 interactive displays alongside 37,000 laptops and cart deployment services with proposals due April 23, 2026, Academy for Classical Education's RFP for 20 interactive panels plus 25 monitors and surveillance equipment with Georgia-licensed installation required by July 1, 2026, and Valencia College's three-to-five-year RFP for classroom and conference room technology services across nine Florida campuses with 50–75 annual room upgrades and historical annual spending of $1.6 million. Secondary opportunities include Northside Independent School District's cooperative quote for ViewSonic LSD600W projectors (due June 29, 2026), South Shore Charter Public School's IFB for 29 ViewSonic IFP7551 displays across Massachusetts locations with prevailing wage compliance (bids due May 14, 2026), and Rabun County Schools' RFP for 75 EDLA-certified interactive panels with document cameras, training, and July 2026 completion (proposals due March 9, 2026). Geographic concentration spans Texas, Georgia, Florida, Washington, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Mississippi, with heaviest recent activity in the Southeast and Southwest.