UNSPSC 43221726: Reflector for antenna

A conductor bar or conductor plate that has shape of bar-type, net-type, flat-type, or paraboloid surface. It is used in the event of reaching farther distance or increasing the sensitivity of reception input by intensifying the energy that is to be radiated from the antenna to the relative direction.

UNSPSC 43221726 Reflector for antenna (Commodity) shows limited direct alignment with state and local procurement activity. The recent solicitations tagged under this code predominantly address antenna systems, radio equipment, RF coverage, and telecommunications infrastructure—but as complete installed systems, services, and finished goods rather than discrete antenna reflector components. State and local buyers are procuring tower climbing and antenna installation labor (Marion County, Oregon RFP for tower climbing and antenna installation across fifteen sites), in-building RF coverage system design and installation using bi-directional amplifiers and distributed antenna systems (City of Phoenix IFB for five-year turnkey emergency responder radio coverage), telecommunications wiring services including copper and fiber optic cabling and termination (City of Doral ITB), and finished antenna products like omnidirectional long-range antennas for remote border operations (Texas Department of Public Safety Homeland Security Division RFI). School districts, county sheriffs' offices, and transit authorities also procure radio equipment and replacement antenna assemblies as finished goods—the Hillsborough County School Board ITQ for vehicle camera and communication systems inspection and repair, San Mateo County Sheriff's Office RFQ for replacement antennas and marine-grade accessories, and Santa Clara County RFQs for Motorola radios and accessories. The State of Illinois procured EM Wave Antennas as complete components and connector assemblies for its 911 network, and Chatham County specified complete Technisonic aviation radio systems with antenna kits as authorized-reseller sealed bids.

Activity spans Florida, California, Texas, Oregon, Wisconsin, Arizona, Illinois, Georgia, and Minnesota across city procurement offices, county sheriffs and emergency management, school districts, state public safety divisions, and cooperative purchasing vehicles like Sourcewell. A pre-bid meeting for Marion County's tower work was held August 10; questions were due August 25 with proposals due September 9, 2026. The Texas DPS RFI for omnidirectional antennas closes November 3, 2026. The State of Illinois 911 antenna procurement closed June 8, 2026. No state or local opportunities in the recent block explicitly specify antenna reflector components as discrete procurements, and the code's nominal scope does not appear to match the service and system integration work driving current market activity.