UNSPSC 43211904: Plasma display panels PDP

A plasma display panel ( PDP ) is essentially a matrix of tiny fluorescent tubes. PDP s are relatively light weight and can be manufactured at a thickness of 3-4 inches. They also feature wide viewing angles and no susceptibility to magnetic fields

UNSPSC 43211904 Plasma display panels PDP is a Commodity code that encompasses interactive display panels, video conferencing displays, and integrated audiovisual systems deployed across conference rooms, classrooms, and government facilities. State and local governments procure under this code primarily interactive touchscreen panels ranging from 55 to 75 inches for classroom instruction, distance learning, and hybrid meeting environments, often bundled with associated audio equipment, wireless microphones, cameras, and system integration services. City governments, school districts, and county education agencies are the primary issuing bodies, with solicitations typically specifying equipment brands or equivalent standards, full installation and configuration, staff training, warranty coverage, and ongoing maintenance or managed services components.

Recent opportunities span Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Arizona, and Texas. The City of Holly Hill, Florida issued RFP 26PW01 due February 11, 2026, for Commission Chambers audio and video system upgrades including Huddly cameras and Shure sound bars with 12-month equipment warranty and system programming. The City of Tucson issued RFP 230149 in April 2023 (posted August 17, 2026 in the dataset) for AV standardization across over 100 city conference rooms with a three-year contract estimated at $1 million and cooperative purchasing expansion; the solicitation emphasized hybrid meeting support via Microsoft Teams and Zoom. Butts County School System in Georgia issued RFP 26-001 due June 3, 2026, requesting 100 interactive 75-inch panels with 4K resolution, Android 14, and four-year warranties. Turner County Schools in Georgia issued RFQ due May 25, 2026, for distance learning classroom equipment across 72 classrooms and ancillary spaces, specifying all-in-one video bars and interactive panels with onboard PCs. North Panola School District in Mississippi issued sealed bids due August 10, 2026, for computers and classroom interactive displays. Northside Independent School District in Texas requested cooperative quotes for ViewSonic LSD600W classroom projectors due June 29, 2026, limited to vendors holding active contracts with fourteen named cooperatives. School districts dominate the recent posting volume, with procurement vehicles increasingly leveraging cooperative purchasing agreements and managed services models that include training, maintenance, and extended warranty provisions.