UNSPSC 43222815: Telecommunication terminal units

Telecommunication terminal units or EGIS - Secure Digital Voice Terminal:A Secure Digital Voice Terminal (SDVT) is a four-wire non-secure/secure telephone set that transmits and receives digital voice and loop signaling information at 16 or 32 kb/s rates. The SDVT is a secure telephone that has embedded exportable encryption module capability that supports non-secure and secure (non-encrypted/encrypted) operations for telephony applications

UNSPSC 43222815 Telecommunication terminal units is a Commodity code covering the supply and installation of terminal equipment for voice, data, and satellite connectivity networks serving state and local government operations. State and local buyers are procuring pole-mounted and portable terminals for emergency communications networks, public address system infrastructure, air traffic control tower installations, and school district telecommunications cabling and switching systems. Issuing bodies span state emergency management agencies, county airports, city governments, school districts, and state health and human services departments. The work includes hardware procurement paired with professional installation, configuration, moves-adds-changes (MAC) services, and ongoing maintenance and support. Scope ranges from low-bandwidth emergency alert broadcast terminals (10 Mbps download, 5 Mbps upload minimum) to higher-capacity fixed-site and mobile units serving state emergency operations and continuity communications, as well as legacy telephone system maintenance covering interactive voice response, automatic call distribution, and call recording systems across statewide networks. Installation and commissioning work often falls within defined performance windows—weather-driven schedules for school buildings, 90-day completion windows for airport tower buildouts, and emergency-response SLAs requiring two-hour technician arrival and 99.9% uptime guarantees.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, California, Washington, Illinois, Michigan, Georgia, and Florida. The Washington Military Department issued RFP27014 on October 13, 2026 (proposals due December 3, 2026) for approximately 122 pole-mounted Low Earth Orbit satellite internet terminals, 4 portable terminals, and 2 fixed-site terminals supporting the All-Hazard Alert Broadcast siren network and State Emergency Operations Center, with 20-point procurement preference for Washington small businesses and veteran-owned firms. The Texas Department of Information Resources released a cooperative master contract opportunity (COOP2026SOL-00008, due September 24, 2026) for cabling services and related products spanning copper and fiber optic infrastructure installation across state agencies and local governments, with historical annual volumes of $11.1 to $12.0 million. Northside Independent School District (San Antonio) issued RFP2026079 (due September 24, 2026) for Moving/Adding/Changing telecommunications cabling replacing an expiring contract. Peachtree City Airport Authority (Georgia) solicited bids for air traffic control tower communications and weather station equipment (RFB PE66888NONST2027000000006, due September 17, 2026) requiring demonstrated FAA-compliant installation experience at three prior locations. The City of Doral (Florida) issued ITB 2026-22 (due September 28, 2026) for telecommunications wiring services including copper and fiber cabling installation across data, video, and voice networks, requiring Florida electrical contractor licensing. Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology released a statewide Non-VOIP telephone system maintenance master contract (B-52287, due August 20, 2026) covering approximately 1,100 state locations with time-and-materials regional pricing and 24/7 support requirements.