UNSPSC 43223337: Fiber optic enclosure

A specialized container used to organize fiber optic cables

UNSPSC 43223337 Fiber optic enclosure is a Commodity code, and state and local governments soliciting under it are currently buying emergency and routine fiber infrastructure restoration, maintenance, and construction services — including damage assessment, splice enclosure installation and repair, fiber placement, cable routing, testing, and equipment deployment in support of broadband expansion and network resilience across electric cooperatives, municipalities, school districts, and county utilities. The work ranges from emergency post-disaster fiber restoration (with FEMA compliance and time-and-materials pricing) to routine maintenance contracts with unit-price Master Service Agreements, to material procurement for cable and splice equipment. Issuing bodies span rural electric cooperatives (Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative, Glades Electric Cooperative), municipalities and county utilities (City of Palo Alto, City of Ocala, Collier County, Sarasota County), state departments (Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Illinois Department of Information Technology, Texas Education Service Center), school districts and education systems, and special-purpose districts. Recent opportunities show Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative and Glades Electric Cooperative as repeat buyers on the same procurement cycle, indicating ongoing seasonal or project-driven demand from cooperatives managing last-mile fiber expansion in rural Florida.

Activity concentrates in Florida (Suwannee, Glades, Collier, and Sarasota counties), Texas (TDCJ and ESC 4 statewide), Illinois (DoIT metro-ethernet and fiber transport), and Georgia (Gwinnett County Board of Education, Chatham County), with secondary activity across the upper Midwest and Pacific Northwest. Representative recent opportunities include Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative's RFP 2026-009 Emergency Fiber Restoration (proposals due November 16, 2026, under Master Service Agreement with cost-reimbursable time-and-materials pricing), Glades Electric Cooperative's three-year FTTH Maintenance and Construction RFP covering 1,650 miles of overhead and underground fiber with unit-priced maintenance and new-drop pricing (proposals due June 11, 2026), the City of Palo Alto's RFQ 197040 for single-mode fiber optic cable in multiple strand counts on a 36-month as-needed basis (quotes due October 21, 2026), and the City of Santa Monica's five-year on-call fiber optic infrastructure services ITB covering underground construction, splicing, building cabling, and small-cell installation. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice's RFP 696IT26O017 for broadband connectivity cabling services across 80 TDCJ facilities (proposals due November 9, 2026, with mandatory VetHUB subcontracting goals) and Lake County Schools District's low-voltage and communications systems labor services across 51 learning sites (bids due September 1, 2026) show active K-12 and state-agency demand for fiber termination and structured cabling support.