UNSPSC 43222802: Circuit switchboard equipment

Mechanical, electrical, or electronic equipment which opens or closes telephone circuits, completes or breaks an electrical path, or selects paths or circuits within the telephone system.

UNSPSC 43222802 Circuit switchboard equipment is a Commodity code that encompasses electrical switching and control equipment used in utility, industrial, and telecommunications infrastructure. State and local governments procure replacement switchgear, generator breakers, and related high-voltage control components, along with the commissioning and warranty support associated with installation at power plants, utilities, and facility networks. The issuing bodies include utility authorities such as Gainesville Regional Utilities, school districts procuring telecommunications infrastructure, and intermediate school districts upgrading voice and data systems. Work under this code spans both direct equipment procurement with onsite commissioning and broader telecommunications service delivery that relies on underlying switching and control infrastructure.

Recent activity shows the code active in Florida and Michigan. Gainesville Regional Utilities posted RFP2026077 on October 5, 2026, soliciting a direct roll-in replacement of a 5000 amp, 13.8 KV GE Magneblast Generator Breaker with responses due June 26, 2026; the scope requires new or remanufactured components meeting GEK-89759-0GV specifications, with onsite commissioning support and a minimum one-year warranty. Hillsborough County Public Schools issued RFP 26365RFPMST on September 7, 2026, due September 25, 2026, for telecommunications services covering approximately 280 facilities and 4,225 existing telephone lines, including PRI and analog service delivery supported by underlying switching infrastructure. Montcalm Area Intermediate School District in Michigan posted RFPMAI2600000019351 on April 30, 2026, due May 31, 2026, seeking a fully cloud-based Voice over IP phone system for 191 users with switching and routing capability, one-time implementation costs, and recurring monthly support.