UNSPSC 43211905: Organic light emitting displays

An organic light emitting displau (OLED) is an electronic device made by placing a series of organic thin films between two conductors. When electrical current is applied, a bright light is emitted.

UNSPSC 43211905 Organic light emitting displays, a Commodity code, encompasses interactive flat panels and related display technologies that state and local governments procure for educational environments. Recent opportunities show school districts soliciting 75-inch interactive panels with integrated PCs, touchscreen capabilities, document cameras, and comprehensive installation and warranty services. The work includes procurement of the displays themselves plus deployment labor, on-site training, technical support, and multi-year managed service agreements covering equipment maintenance and repair.

School districts dominate the issuing-body mix, with recent solicitations from Academy for Classical Education (Macon, Georgia), Northside Independent School District (San Antonio, Texas), Turner County Schools (Georgia), Butts County School System (Georgia), Rabun County Schools (Georgia), Tacoma School District No. 10 (Pierce County, Washington), and Valencia College District (Florida). One special-purpose district in Mississippi solicited technology disposal and recycling services, which falls outside the interactive-display scope. The code shows concentrated activity in Georgia school districts, with additional activity in Texas and Washington state. Representative recent opportunities include Rabun County Schools' RFP for seventy-five 75-inch EDLA-certified interactive panels with document cameras (RFP PE71910NONST2026000000014, due March 9, 2026); Butts County School System's RFP for 100 interactive panels (RFP 26-001, due June 3, 2026); and Tacoma School District No. 10's four-year procurement of ViewSonic IFP7551 interactive displays alongside laptop refresh services (RFP B26014A, due April 24, 2026). Northside Independent School District solicited ViewSonic LSD600W classroom projectors through cooperative purchasing (quote COOPQUOTE2026104, due June 29, 2026), requiring vendor participation in established purchasing cooperatives including H-GAC, Sourcewell, and TASB BuyBoard. Academy for Classical Education's technology equipment RFP (PE55115NONST2027000000013, due July 1, 2026) specified twenty 75-inch Viewsonic IFP7551 equivalent interactive panels bundled with managed services. Evaluation criteria across opportunities typically allocate 25–40 percent to price, 20–25 percent to experience and qualifications, and 15–25 percent to warranty, service capability, and product quality.