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, a Commodity code, encompasses emergency responder radio coverage systems, distributed antenna systems, aviation radio equipment, and law enforcement communications hardware that state and local governments procure to enhance public safety and emergency operations radio connectivity. The scope of work spans turnkey in-building RF enhancement design and installation using bi-directional amplifiers and distributed antenna systems; purchase of aviation radios with antenna assemblies and installation kits; digital bus and portable radios with repeaters and dispatch infrastructure for school transportation fleets; mobile data terminals for fire rescue vehicle deployment; amateur radio equipment for emergency operations centers; and semi-annual and annual inspection and testing services for emergency responder communication enhancement systems. Issuing bodies include cities (Phoenix), counties (Santa Clara, Chatham, Cuyahoga, Hillsborough, Polk), school districts (Rockwood), the State of Illinois, and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell representing multiple Washington counties). Cities and counties dominate recent activity, with the City of Phoenix appearing twice in four months for multi-year in-building RF coverage contracts.

Recent procurement activity clusters in Arizona (Phoenix's two solicitations for five-year ERRCS and DAS services), Georgia (Chatham County's aviation radio purchase), California (Santa Clara County sheriff radios), Illinois (statewide 911 antenna components), Ohio (Cuyahoga County emergency operations equipment), Missouri (Rockwood School District bus radios), and Florida (Hillsborough County fire rescue mobile data terminals and Polk County ERCES inspections). The City of Phoenix issued IFB-26-0355 in June 2026 (response due July 10, 2026) for in-building radio frequency coverage enhancement with five-year term beginning August 2026, requiring NICET-certified personnel and Arizona-licensed engineers; Chatham County issued ITB 26-0066-2 in May 2026 (bids due June 19, 2026) for a single Technisonic TDFM-9100 aviation radio with four antenna systems and installation kit, restricted to authorized resellers with a 30 percent M/WBE participation goal; Rockwood School District (R-VI) issued RFP 26-14203 in April 2026 (proposals due April 29, 2026) for approximately 150 mobile radios, repeaters, and three years of maintenance and installation services for a 130-bus transportation fleet; and the School Board of Polk County issued an ITB for ERCES inspections in February 2026 (bids due March 12, 2026) requiring NFPA 1225 compliance and NICET certification.