UNSPSC 43223207: Video streaming system

This platform is a combination of a Telecommunications Network Component and an IT Network Component capable of sending a video in parts to a user where the user is able to start viewing the video before the complete video data is downloaded. The video data can be retrieved and stored by the subscriber of the Telecommunication Network involved.

UNSPSC 43223207 Video streaming system (Commodity) covers live streaming, video capture and storage, telestration and shared-access platforms, and on-demand video distribution that state and local governments procure for athletics, emergency operations, and district-wide communications. Recent solicitations show school districts and state agencies buying video streaming as an integrated platform—combining camera hardware, cloud or on-premises storage, live-broadcast capability, multi-user access, and coaching-staff telestration tools—rather than point solutions. State and local bodies issuing under this code include school districts (Alpine School District, Utah; Jordan School District, Utah; Hillsborough County Public Schools, Florida), state agencies (State of Utah Division of Purchasing; State of Texas; State of Rhode Island), and transportation authorities (Missouri Department of Transportation). Alpine School District appears as a repeat buyer, collaborating with the State of Utah on a five-year master cooperative purchasing vehicle. The code shows activity primarily in Utah, Florida, Texas, and Missouri.

The State of Utah Division of Purchasing and Alpine School District issued RFP DL27-100 on September 30, 2026 for sports video technology—seeking integrated solutions for video capture at indoor and outdoor athletic venues, with live streaming, coaching access, telestration, three-year data retention, and FERPA/COPPA compliance, closing November 17, 2026 on a five-year contract with an estimated annual volume of approximately $920,100 across nine Utah school districts and the State of Hawaii through the RFxPremier cooperative purchasing vehicle. Jordan School District issued IFB #27CA01 on August 26, 2026 for a Daktronics LED video wall at Bingham High School with live streaming capability, closing September 14, 2026 and requiring Board approval by September 22, 2026. The State of Rhode Island established Master Price Agreement 213 for videographer services on August 17, 2026 with statewide applicability to municipalities and state entities, closing September 14, 2026, and awarding multiple vendors under open-enrollment on rates and expertise per project request. The Missouri Department of Transportation executed a single-source renewal for video sharing services and maintenance with Skyline Technology Solutions through a Blanket Purchase Agreement for June 2026 through May 2027 with two renewal options.