UNSPSC 43233406: Ethernet driver software

The Ethernet driver software is a program that acts like a translator between the Ethernet and programs that use the device

UNSPSC 43233406 Ethernet driver software is a Commodity code that in practice spans far broader software procurement activity than the code name suggests — state and local governments are buying comprehensive software systems, cloud platforms, specialized compliance tools, and IT infrastructure components, with Ethernet driver software representing only a narrow slice of actual spend under this classification.

The issuing-body mix is highly diversified: city procurement departments (Philadelphia, Alexandria, Santa Monica, Tucson, Tarpon Springs, Atlanta, Salem, Newnan), state agencies (Texas departments, Washington state, Illinois, Nevada, Georgia, Pennsylvania), counties (Hillsborough, Marion, Collier, Waukesha, Pasco, Missouri), universities (Mississippi, Kennesaw State), and regional authorities (Washington Military Department, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Atlanta Regional Commission). Philadelphia appears as a repeat buyer with at least six software opportunities posted in the dataset. Geographic spread is nationwide, with concentrated recent activity in Texas (seven opportunities), Florida (four), and scattered single opportunities across Washington, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Nevada, Colorado, Wisconsin, Mississippi, Oregon, Missouri, and other states. Representative recent solicitations include the City of Alexandria on behalf of DASH requesting proposals for a Computer-Aided Dispatch/Automatic Vehicle Location system replacement (RFP 2009, responses due August 18, 2026), the Texas Department of Criminal Justice requesting offers for a cloud-based Learning Management System serving 35,000 employees (RFO 696-TL-26-O020, responses due August 6, 2026), and the City of Santa Monica requesting proposals for a taxation and regulatory permit software system (RFP 468, responses due May 26, 2026). The Washington State Department of Health is conducting a transition from its legacy Sentry platform to the EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System State application suite (RFQQ 26-004C, responses due July 23, 2026, budgeted at $2,298,707). Single-source and renewal procurements are common — the Philadelphia Procurement Department posted multiple Adobe Creative Cloud and specialty software renewals in July 2026 alone, and several jurisdictions designated specific vendors (CAST Software, Chainbridge PolicyLinks, ReadyRosie, BeyondTrust) as sole sources. The code captures everything from enterprise systems (ERP, CAD/AVL, case management, housing authority software) to specialized vertical solutions (mosquito control, animal shelter management, healthcare fraud detection, labor market intelligence) to routine productivity and compliance renewals (Adobe, Citrix, Idera, SOCRadar).