UNSPSC 43211902: Liquid crystal display LCD panels or monitors

Flat panel diaplays are Liquid Crystal Display monitors. They use liquid displays instead of Cathod Ray guns.

UNSPSC 43211902 Liquid crystal display LCD panels or monitors is a Commodity code capturing interactive displays, smart panels, and projection systems that state and local governments are deploying across meeting spaces, classrooms, and municipal facilities. Recent solicitations show the code encompasses not standalone monitors but rather sophisticated A/V and distance-learning installations where LCD and LED display technology anchors broader system integrations. School districts dominate the recent activity, procuring interactive panels (75-inch UHD 4K models with touch and wireless screen-sharing) for K–12 classrooms, while cities are upgrading Commission Chambers and conference rooms with coordinated A/V packages that bundle displays with audio systems, cameras, microphones, and control electronics. The work spans equipment supply, installation, configuration, staff training, and multi-year maintenance contracts. A minority of solicitations are narrowly targeted to cooperative purchasing vehicles and specific vendor models (the Northside Independent School District request for ViewSonic LSD600W Classroom Projectors is restricted to vendors holding active cooperative contracts), suggesting that repeat buyers often leverage existing agreements when upgrading specific technologies.

School districts in Georgia and Mississippi, the City of Tucson, Arizona, and the City of Holly Hill, Florida represent the recent issuing bodies. The City of Tucson's RFP No. 230149 (posted April 2023, responses due May 10, 2023) sought AV standardization across 100+ city facilities at an estimated $1 million over three years with $15 million anticipated annual cooperative purchasing volume; the Turner County Schools RFQ (posted May 14, 2026, quotes due May 25, 2026) requested distance-learning equipment for 72 classrooms plus telehealth and gymnasium spaces with three-year warranties and six-week delivery; the Butts County School System RFP 26-001 (posted May 4, 2026, proposals due June 3, 2026) solicited 100 interactive panels (75-inch UHD 4K) with four-year warranties and installation by end of August 2026; and the City of Holly Hill audio/video system upgrade (solicitation 26PW01, posted October 19, 2026, proposals due February 11, 2026) included Huddly intelligent cameras, Shure sound bars, and A/V casting with a non-mandatory pre-proposal conference scheduled for January 22, 2026. Georgia, Mississippi, Arizona, and Florida show recent activity, with school districts appearing as the most frequent buyers.