UNSPSC 43212003: Monitor components

Internal parts and pieces of monitors that are commercialized independently and used as spare parts for its repair.

UNSPSC 43212003 Monitor components is a Commodity code that encompasses display equipment and related hardware used across state and local government IT infrastructure — principally LCD monitors, touchscreen monitors, CCTV surveillance displays, and poll-book encoder stabilizer brackets. State and local governments procure these items as standalone replacements, refresh components in larger IT equipment contracts, and specialized displays for security and electoral operations. Issuing bodies soliciting under the code span county IT departments, school districts, cities, states, and special-purpose districts. Recent opportunities show both standalone monitor purchases and monitors bundled within broader peripheral-equipment or authorized-reseller arrangements. Gwinnett County (Georgia) and the District of Columbia appear multiple times in the recent pipeline, though geographic spread and issuing-body mix remain diverse across the sample.

Recent activity clusters in Georgia, Texas, California, and the District of Columbia. Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners issued a competitive sealed bid (IFB) due October 29, 2026, for file servers and peripheral equipment on an annual contract, with monitor components included in the peripheral category alongside memory, hard drives, and network cards; the contract begins January 1, 2027, with an initial four-year term plus optional renewals, and requires HP authorized resellers with at least five years of experience serving mid-to-large entities. Northside Independent School District (Texas) requested cooperative quotes due September 3, 2026, for HP LCD and touchscreen monitors, restricted to vendors holding current cooperative contracts with specified purchasing vehicles including Choice Partners, E&I, TIPS-USA, Sourcewell, and DIR. The State of California issued a brand-only RFB for CCTV monitors due June 30, 2026, available through the California Universities Futures cooperative purchasing consortium and requiring CBE certification compliance for disadvantaged, women, and minority business enterprise participants. DeKalb County Government (Georgia) solicited E-Poll Book Encoder Stabilizer Brackets by October 1, 2026, for integration with existing PollPad electronic poll books used in voter check-in operations.