UNSPSC 43221506: Teleconferencing console

A device permitting more than two people to be linked by telecommunications through a conference bridge

UNSPSC 43221506 Teleconferencing console is a Commodity code covering audio-visual console equipment and integrated AV system components that state and local governments purchase for meeting rooms, courtrooms, emergency operations centers, and public assembly spaces. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties buying turnkey AV system upgrades—including wireless microphone systems, digital signal processors, cameras, control consoles, speakers, and related infrastructure—alongside design, installation, programming, and ongoing support services. The code sees activity across city governments, county administrative and judicial departments, school districts, and regional authorities, with issuing bodies ranging from small municipal governments to large urban school systems and county emergency management operations.

State and local procurement under this code spans the Southeast, Midwest, and West Coast, with recent activity concentrated in Florida, Texas, Georgia, and California. Representative recent solicitations include the City of Holly Hill, Florida's Commission Chambers Audio/Video System Upgrade (IFB 26PW01, sealed proposals due February 11, 2026), covering nine wireless microphone systems, Dante audio processing, Huddly cameras, and Shure sound bars with 12-month warranty and 60-day completion; Volusia County's Emergency Operations Center A/V IT Renovations (RFP 26-P-33JRD, proposals due January 29, 2026), seeking comprehensive AV and IT system design, installation, and five-year maintenance with RCDD and CCNA certifications required; City Colleges of Chicago's Audio Visual Equipment and Services (RFP NC2621, proposals due September 8, 2026) for modernization of over 500 multimedia classrooms across seven colleges with 25% MBE and 7% WBE participation goals; and Collin County's Audio Video Courtroom Refresh for Justice of the Peace Precincts 3 and 4 (RFP 2025-201, sealed proposals originally due May 29, 2025) specifying Crestron processors, Samsung displays, Biamp DSP systems, and approximately $500,000 estimated expenditure. School districts, city and county governments, and specialized authorities like emergency management and judicial departments all solicit under this code, often requiring design services, factory-authorized reseller status, relevant technical certifications (CTS, RCDD, CCNA), three to five years of comparable project experience, and compliance with prevailing wage, set-aside, and insurance requirements that vary by jurisdiction.