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 (Commodity) encompasses display screens for closed-circuit television surveillance systems, classroom and conference room presentation, studio production, and general IT infrastructure refresh. State and local governments procure these components both as standalone hardware through brand-specific competitive bids and as integrated elements of larger technology service contracts. Recent solicitations show monitors specified to detailed technical standards covering display resolution, refresh rate, connectivity, and environmental operating conditions, often bundled with installation, programming, training, and multi-year warranty support. Issuing bodies include state higher education systems, large school districts, community colleges, municipal technology departments, and city/county purchasing offices. California Universities Futures, a cooperative purchasing consortium serving higher education, has posted brand-only monitor RFBs. Large urban school districts like Hillsborough County Public Schools and community colleges like Valencia College in Florida solicit monitors as part of education-focused technology infrastructure projects. City governments including Tampa and the District of Columbia procurement offices source monitors through IT equipment refresh and audiovisual system upgrades.

Recent activity concentrates in California, Florida, and the District of Columbia. The State of California solicited CCTV monitors through RFB-IS-26201069 (due June 30, 2026) under the CUF cooperative purchasing vehicle, requiring CBE certification for set-aside participation. Hillsborough County Public Schools issued ITB 26049 (due April 13, 2026) for studio equipment including LG displays as part of a multi-configuration production suite with an estimated annual spend near $300,000. Valencia College District Board of Trustees posted RFP 2026-26 (due April 30, 2026) for classroom and conference room technology services college-wide, specifying preferred equipment from Panasonic, Sony, and other vendors with a five-year historical annual spend averaging $1.6 million. The City of Tampa's February 2026 PC refresh bid (26P00078) included HP Series 5 Pro monitors (23.8-inch and 27-inch), with a $550,000 estimated contract value and a five-percent SLBE bid discount incentive. The District of Columbia issued an RFQ (DOC811960, due February 10, 2026) for IT and audiovisual equipment restricted to DCSS vendors.