UNSPSC 43223339: Fiber optic distribution box

A type of device that is connected to the optical fiber cable, optical termination equipment or optical transmission device. And this device is structured with the optical adaptor board, distributor or optical fiber splice plate to enable the connection and switching between the systems and be equipped with optical attenuator.

UNSPSC 43223339 Fiber optic distribution box, a Commodity code, covers the procurement of networking hardware and related materials that state and local governments buy to support fiber infrastructure expansion, emergency restoration, and routine maintenance operations. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show demand for fiber distribution equipment, splicing enclosures, cables, and associated hardware as components of broader fiber network projects rather than as standalone boxes; the work spans emergency damage restoration, routine maintenance and repair, capacity expansion, and new construction across electric cooperatives, municipalities, school districts, and utility authorities. Issuing bodies include non-profit electric cooperatives (Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative and Glades Electric Cooperative in Florida), municipalities and utility departments (City of Palo Alto, City of Santa Monica, City of Doral), school districts (Northside Independent School District in Texas, Madison County School System in Georgia, Gwinnett County Board of Education), and state and local infrastructure agencies. The geographic mix shows heavy recent activity in Florida and Texas, with additional solicitations in Georgia, Illinois, Wisconsin, Oregon, and California.

Representative recent opportunities include Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative's RFP 2026-009 (Emergency Fiber Restoration, due August 5, 2026) and RFP 2026-009A (due November 16, 2026), both calling for damage assessment, restoration, splicing, and disposal of fiber circuits, structures, and splice enclosures across four Florida counties; Glades Electric Cooperative's RFP 202605 (FTTH Maintenance and Construction, due June 11, 2026) for maintenance and new installation of aerial and underground fiber across four Florida counties over three years; City of Palo Alto's RFQ 197040 (single-mode fiber optic cable purchase, due October 21, 2026) for 432, 144, 24, and 12-count cables to support utilities fiber network expansion; and City of Santa Monica's on-call fiber optic infrastructure RFP (five-year term) covering underground utility construction, cable installation, splicing, building cabling, and small cell equipment installation. Most opportunities are structured as RFPs or ITBs with fixed or unit pricing, cost-reimbursable approaches under FEMA Public Assistance, or cooperative master service agreements with task-order authorization.