UNSPSC 43232910: Wireless software

Software to enable Wireless capabilities in a network

UNSPSC 43232910 Wireless software (Commodity) encompasses digital platforms and cloud-based applications that state and local governments procure to manage core operational functions including collaboration, communications, customer service automation, procurement workflows, assessment administration, network management, and data security. Recent state and local opportunities reveal active procurement across education (K-12 and higher education), municipal utilities, county governments, and state agencies seeking software solutions to modernize legacy systems, improve service delivery, and enhance operational efficiency. The issuing bodies span school districts, university systems, municipal utilities, county commissions, city governments, state departments, and regional authorities, with no single jurisdiction appearing as a dominant repeat buyer in the current opportunity set. Work being solicited includes comprehensive platform implementations—such as Hillsborough County Public Schools' digital assessment platform migration (RFP, proposals due April 10, 2026), the City of Augusta, Georgia's cloud-based utilities billing and customer information system (RFP, due August 26, 2026), and the State of Washington's statewide Individualized Education Program platform serving 150,000 students across 300+ school districts (RFP, due June 30, 2026)—alongside subscription renewals and incremental expansions of existing software licenses covering Cisco collaboration tools, Sophos endpoint protection, GitLab development platforms, and specialized domain applications.

Geographic activity spans California, Georgia, Florida, Washington, Oregon, Texas, and Illinois, with California and Georgia representing the most recent posting volume, but no geographic concentration pattern emerges decisively from the opportunity set. Representative current procurements include Valencia College's RFI for accessibility remediation software supporting digital content compliance (RFI, due September 3, 2025); Rockdale County, Georgia's enterprise resource planning system replacement covering finance, payroll, public safety, and utilities functions (RFP, due November 19, 2026); Los Angeles County's case management system software renewal (RFB, due October 21, 2026); the City of Tucson's AI-powered service automation platform for high-volume routine interactions across departments structured through Axia Cooperative with estimated nationwide volumes of $25 million (RFP, due July 13, 2026); and the Texas Department of Information Resources' statewide managed network services vendor selection supporting approximately 80 state agencies and 40,000 employees (RFP, due September 4, 2026). Procurement pathways mix traditional RFPs, RFQs, and IFBs alongside cooperative purchasing vehicles (Region 7, Axia Cooperative, RFxPremier), RFIs for market research and sole-source justification testing, and multi-phase qualification and demonstration processes typical of large-scale, mission-critical system replacements. Set-asides and preferences appear in multiple recent solicitations, including SBE/MBE participation goals in Georgia procurements, California CBE certifications, Washington small-business and veteran-owned business preferences, and Florida local-vendor preferences where applicable.