UNSPSC 45111619: Film reel

A reel to store for convenient storing, handling and filming for the developed film.

UNSPSC 45111619 Commodity code Film reel names a narrow product category that state and local procurement often tags inaccurately; the actual recent activity under this code spans audio-visual systems, equipment procurement, installation, repair, and support services across education, municipal, county, and higher-education jurisdictions. State and local governments buy classroom projectors, interactive flat panels, audio systems, video walls, assistive listening devices, stage and event AV production, and integrated control systems through this taxonomy bucket, despite the "film reel" label. The issuing-body mix includes school districts (Northside ISD in San Antonio, Cobb County Schools in Georgia, Walled Lake Consolidated in Michigan, Hillsborough County Schools in Florida), cities (Arlington and Santa Monica), counties (Wake County, Monroe County, Gwinnett County), universities (University of Texas at Austin, Valencia College, University of Wisconsin–Green Bay), and regional authorities (Atlanta Regional Commission). The code sees the most recent and concentrated activity in Texas, Georgia, Michigan, and Florida, with scattered opportunities across Connecticut, North Carolina, Oregon, and the District of Columbia.

Representative recent opportunities show the scope's actual work. Northside Independent School District (San Antonio) issued RFP2026072 due August 6, 2026, consolidating classroom projectors, AV equipment procurement, installation, removal, and repair services into a single indefinite-quantity contract replacing two prior agreements—a signal that major school districts treat AV as strategic infrastructure and rotate vendors regularly. The City of Arlington, Texas, issued RFP 260265 due August 20, 2026, for LED video walls replacing aging monitors in council chambers and briefing rooms for PowerPoint, video, and virtual-meeting display. The City of Santa Monica issued RFP 2026RFP00034 due August 3, 2026, for five-year audiovisual systems integration, maintenance, and support across citywide facilities with prevailing wage and California contractor-licensing requirements, demonstrating that mid-sized municipal AV procurement often bundles design, installation, and long-term maintenance into single vehicle awards. Cobb County Schools in Georgia issued IFB B26103 due May 13, 2026, for audiovisual equipment and supplies on an as-needed basis with an estimated annual spend of approximately $350,000, distributed across individual schools—a model common in large districts seeking catalog-based pricing and on-demand fulfillment rather than turnkey projects. Activity remains steady into mid-2026, with most competitive opportunities offering 30- to 60-day response windows and favoring vendors with classroom, courtroom, and performance-venue experience.