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 is a Commodity code covering video sharing, distribution, and streaming infrastructure services that state and local governments buy to manage and distribute video content across internal networks and to external partners. Recent solicitations show school districts and transportation departments procuring video sharing platform maintenance, support, and content distribution on proprietary vendor systems. Work under this code includes video feed distribution to partner organizations, maintenance of video appliances and servers, and technical support to ensure proper system functionality and warranty compliance. Issuing bodies are primarily state transportation departments and large school districts managing video content across multiple facilities and partner networks.

Activity concentrates in Missouri and Florida. The Missouri Department of Transportation St. Louis District conducted a single feasible source procurement for video sharing service maintenance and support with Skyline Technology Solutions, LLC under a Blanket Purchase Agreement effective June 1, 2026 through May 31, 2027 with two renewal options (Solicitation 300000245318037, closed May 21, 2026). Hillsborough County Public Schools in Tampa, Florida issued two Invitations to Bid for infrastructure communications failure systems maintenance covering supplemental repair services for communications systems across 235 schools (ITB 26101, due April 8, 2026; ITB 26031, due February 19, 2026), though those solicitations emphasize telephone and security panel repair rather than video systems per se and may represent miscoding in the source database. The City of Charlotte, North Carolina issued RFP 269-2026-189 for citywide on-call cabling services including audio and video cabling across city facilities (due May 18, 2026). The City of New London, Connecticut solicited a Unified Communications as a Service platform with RingCentral compatibility requirements (solicitation 202611CONL, due March 12, 2026). A Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative catalog discount bid for network systems and supplies (NET2223, contract period August 18, 2022 through August 18, 2023) reported estimated expenditures of $6,437,531 across member districts, though that record's posting and close dates appear outdated relative to current activity.