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 that encompasses hardware devices enabling voice, data, and specialized communications across state and local networks—including VoIP phones, satellite terminals with push-to-talk capability, emergency radio systems, and related handset and endpoint equipment. Recent solicitations reflect a mix of replacement, upgrade, and expansion activity: Collier County Board of County Commissioners is sole-sourcing Iridium satellite phones with push-to-talk functionality through Skybase Communications (FloridaSatNet network) to equip emergency responders with priority communications independent of congested public networks; the County of Santa Clara issued an RFQ for Motorola radios and accessories for the Sheriff's Office; the City of Thomasville, Georgia posted an RFP for approximately 400 VoIP telephones and enterprise software licensing to replace a legacy Siemens PBX system across 19 municipal buildings; and Texas Department of Transportation solicited five units of a Next CCU Unit (telecommunications signaling equipment). The buying base spans county governments, city municipalities, school districts, state departments, and transit authorities, with school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools, Fairfax County Public Schools) and state IT procurement offices (Texas DIR, Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology) appearing as repeat solicitors for maintenance, support, and system expansion contracts.

Activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, California, and Georgia, with secondary representation in Virginia, Illinois, Minnesota, and Washington through cooperative purchasing vehicles. Recent opportunities include Hillsborough County Public Schools' ITB for supplemental maintenance and repair of Nortel/Avaya telephone systems and Honeywell security panels across 235 schools (responses due February 19, 2026 and April 8, 2026); Fairfax County Government's RFP for IT hardware and related services on an as-needed basis (proposals due July 13, 2026); Texas Department of Information Resources' indefinite-quantity, multiple-award RFO for cellular, wireless, pager, and satellite voice and data services including equipment and infrastructure (responses due July 23, 2026); and the County of Orange's IFB for Variphy Cloud Call Analytics licenses supporting Webex Calling migration (bids due March 13, 2026). Sourcewell issued a cooperative-purchasing RFP for law enforcement equipment (responses due June 16, 2026) available to participating jurisdictions across multiple states. State procurement offices managing emergency extensions and high-availability systems—such as Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology's extension with Ficek Electric & Communication Systems for legacy telephone maintenance across corrections facilities (estimated $700,000 through July 31, 2026)—signal continued demand for support and refresh cycles as agencies migrate legacy systems to cloud and IP-based platforms.