UNSPSC 45111615: Projection lenses

UNSPSC 45111615 Projection lenses is a Commodity code that encompasses projection and display technology for classroom and meeting-room environments, including interactive display panels, classroom projectors, video bars, and related installation and configuration services. State and local governments buy under this code primarily to equip conference rooms, commission chambers, and distance-learning classrooms with integrated audio-video systems that support hybrid meetings and interactive instruction. The solicitations show school districts, city governments, and independent schools as the primary issuing bodies, with purchases often bundled to include equipment, installation, technical training, warranty support, and preventative maintenance as integrated deliverables rather than product supply alone.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southeast and Southwest, with school districts in Georgia, Mississippi, and Texas posting multiple RFPs and RFQs, and city governments in Florida and Arizona driving large-scale standardization projects. The City of Tucson issued RFP 230149 in April 2023 (updated activity posting August 17, 2026) seeking to standardize audio-visual systems across more than 100 city facilities with an anticipated $1 million spend over three years and cooperative purchasing availability through AXIA Cooperative. The City of Holly Hill, Florida posted RFQ 26PW01 on October 19, 2026, for Commission Chambers audio-video system upgrade, with proposals due February 11, 2026, emphasizing technical capability at 30 points and cost at 50 points out of 100 total evaluation points. Northside Independent School District in San Antonio issued COOPQUOTE2026104 on June 15, 2026, for ViewSonic LSD600W classroom projectors with quotes due June 29, 2026, restricted to vendors holding cooperative purchasing contracts with fourteen named cooperatives including Sourcewell, H-GAC, and TASB BuyBoard. Turner County Schools in Georgia issued RFQ PE77183NONST2026000000007 in May 2026 for distance-learning classroom equipment across 72 classrooms funded through RUS DLT Grant. School districts in Georgia (Butts County, Academy for Classical Education in Macon, Turner County) and Mississippi (North Panola) posted equipment procurements between May and August 2026 typically requiring three-to-four-year warranties, onsite installation within six to eight weeks, and vendor-provided technical training.