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 is a Commodity code that in state and local procurement practice encompasses a much broader scope than its nominal title suggests. Recent solicitations show governments actually buying integrated audio-video system upgrades, interactive display panels for classrooms and conference rooms, and associated installation, configuration, training, and maintenance services. The work ranges from single-site conference room modernization to district-wide technology standardization affecting over 100 facilities, with vendors frequently expected to provide design consultation, staff training, system integration with existing platforms like Microsoft Teams and Zoom, and ongoing preventative maintenance. Issuing bodies include city governments, independent and consolidated school districts, and special-purpose education entities. School districts dominate recent activity, with North Panola School District in Mississippi, Academy for Classical Education in Georgia, Turner County Schools in Georgia, Butts County School System in Georgia, and Northside Independent School District in Texas all posting opportunities within the past four months.

Recent activity clusters in the Southeast and South, with Georgia and Texas showing particularly dense solicitation volume. The City of Holly Hill, Florida posted an RFP on October 19, 2026 (26PW01) for Commission Chambers audio and video system upgrade involving wireless microphones, ceiling speakers, Dante-based processors, intelligent cameras, and sound bars, with sealed proposals due February 11, 2026. The City of Tucson posted an RFP (230149) in April 2023 for audio-visual equipment and services standardizing conference room technology across over 100 city facilities, structured through the AXIA Cooperative national contract with an anticipated spend of approximately $1 million over three years and cooperative purchasing volume of $15 million. Butts County School System in Georgia issued RFP 26-001 in May 2026 for 100 interactive 75-inch UHD 4K panels with Android 14 operating systems, integrated audio, and four-year warranties, with sealed proposals due June 3, 2026. Turner County Schools in Georgia issued an RFQ for distance learning classroom equipment across 72 classrooms plus ancillary spaces, funded through an RUS DLT Grant, with quotes due May 25, 2026. The code shows no relevant recent activity; the opportunities listed are fundamentally mislabeled under this Commodity code and concern broader audio-visual system procurement rather than organic light emitting displays specifically.