UNSPSC 43221722: Global positioning system GPS antenna

UNSPSC 43221722 Global positioning system GPS antenna is a Commodity code that encompasses GPS units, antenna systems, and related RF components integrated into vehicle tracking, navigation, communications, and public-safety infrastructure. State and local governments procure GPS antennas and associated equipment for fleet telematics, emergency responder systems, in-building radio frequency coverage, marine communications, and animal tracking applications. Recent opportunities span school districts, county sheriffs' offices, state departments, cities, and cooperative purchasing vehicles sourcing GPS-enabled navigation systems, radio antenna arrays, telemetry equipment, and RF infrastructure for asset tracking and public safety networks.

The issuing-body mix includes Florida school districts (Hillsborough County Schools), state departments of transportation and public safety (Texas DPS, Florida Department of Management Services), county sheriffs' offices (San Mateo County, Santa Clara County), municipalities (City of Phoenix, City of Doral), counties (Marion County Oregon, Ozaukee County Wisconsin, Chatham County Georgia), and statewide cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell). Recent geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Texas, Oregon, Wisconsin, California, and Arizona. Representative opportunities include the School Board of Hillsborough County's ITQ for vehicle camera, navigation, and GPS unit inspection and repair services across a 225,000-student fleet (due June 3, 2026); the Florida Department of Management Services' RFP for statewide telematic asset tracking services with real-time GPS positioning and fuel consumption monitoring for state motor vehicles and equipment (proposals due September 24, 2026); Marion County Oregon's RFP for tower climbing and antenna installation services at fifteen tower sites supporting public safety communications infrastructure (proposals due September 9, 2026); the City of Phoenix's IFB for five-year in-building radio frequency coverage enhancement using bi-directional amplifiers and distributed antenna systems (responses due July 10, 2026); and the Texas Department of Public Safety's RFI for omnidirectional, long-range, high-gain antennas integrated with cell-enabled camera systems for border operations (submissions due November 3, 2026). The State of Illinois Chief Procurement Office's bid for EM Wave Antennas and coaxial connectors for the statewide 911 radio network (bids due June 8, 2026) represents commodity-level GPS and RF component procurement at scale across networked emergency services infrastructure.