UNSPSC 43233507: Mobile operator specific standard software

Standard software licenses for specific mobile operators needs, e.g.: Billing SW, Network Planning SW, CRM SW, Mobile Communication SW, Network Quality Management SW, Network Monitoring SW, Workflow Management SW, Network Security SW.

UNSPSC 43233507 Mobile operator specific standard software is a Commodity code that describes state and local procurement of specialized telecommunications and call center software platforms. Based on recent opportunities, state and local governments buy call center telephone systems with multi-agent handling and advanced call routing (such as the University of Georgia's veterinary hospital call center upgrade), unified communications solutions spanning equipment and services across enterprise environments (Georgia Department of Administrative Services statewide procurement), and brand-specific software renewals for established platforms (California's GitLab and SonarQube renewals). The issuing bodies are diverse—state agencies (Georgia Department of Administrative Services, Washington Military Department, Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction), county governments (Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners in Georgia, Orange County in California), cities (Tucson, Pembroke Pines), school districts (Fort Bend ISD in Texas), transit authorities (Jacksonville Transportation Authority), and universities (University of Georgia, University of North Georgia). State departments and cooperative purchasing entities dominate the recent activity; Gwinnett County and multiple California counties appear as repeat buyers of software licensing and renewal contracts.

Recent solicitation activity spans call center software (University of Georgia's RFP 51800ERFP0018072027 due July 31, 2026, for high-volume veterinary hospital call handling), unified communications solutions (Georgia DOAS statewide RFP under the State Purchasing Act, proposals due July 29, 2026), network infrastructure and professional services (Jackson County Georgia RFP for Cisco equipment and configuration due July 2, 2026), data communications master agreements (Oregon Department of Administrative Services participating addenda effective July 13, 2026 under RFx Premier cooperative), and AI-powered service automation platforms (City of Tucson RFP 260218 for automated support agents due July 13, 2026 through Axia Cooperative with estimated $25 million annual nationwide volume). Geographic concentration includes Georgia (statewide procurements and multiple county opportunities), California (renewal procurements), Washington (CAD-to-CAD systems and HRIS platforms), and Texas (cooperative purchasing and school district licensing). The code reflects substantial recent procurement velocity in mobile operator software, unified communications, and AI-driven automation solutions across state and local jurisdictions nationwide.