UNSPSC 45111706: Combination audio mixer and amplifier

A product that combines an audio mixer and a power amplifier in a single unit. May be either rack mounted or desktop.

UNSPSC 45111706 Combination audio mixer and amplifier (Commodity) is a specialized audio signal-processing device that state and local governments purchase as a component of larger AV integration projects, classroom technology upgrades, and conference or performance venue installations. Recent solicitations show this code as part of comprehensive AV system procurements where districts and municipalities bundle equipment acquisition with design and installation services. Issuing bodies range widely across school districts, city governments, universities, and county departments; Northside Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas appears as a repeat buyer consolidating multiple prior contracts into a single indefinite-quantity vehicle. The kinds of work being solicited cluster around three patterns: classroom and conference room technology (projectors, interactive panels, integrated control systems), municipal and institutional AV systems (council chambers, courtrooms, emergency operations centers, performance venues), and event production support (live streaming, commencement ceremonies, conferences). Geographic activity spans Texas (NISD, City of Arlington, City of Santa Monica, Railroad Commission, Texas A&M System), Florida (City of Orlando, Monroe County, Volusia County, Valencia College, Hillsborough County), Georgia (City of St. Marys, Fulton County Schools, Gwinnett County, Atlanta Regional Commission, Clarke County, Jones County, Cobb County, DeKalb County), Michigan (Walled Lake Consolidated Schools, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Van Dyke Public Schools), and scattered activity in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and other states.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the scope. Northside Independent School District posted RFP2026072 on July 14, 2026 (due August 6) for classroom projectors and AV equipment procurement, installation, removal, and repair services under an indefinite-quantity contract replacing two expired agreements—a consolidation pattern that signals districts moving toward framework agreements. The City of Arlington, Texas solicited LED video walls for council chambers and briefing rooms (RFP 260265, due August 20) to replace aging monitors for presentations and virtual attendees. The City of Santa Monica issued RFP 2026RFP00034 on July 7 (due August 3) for citywide AV systems integration, maintenance, and support across conference rooms and event spaces, requiring five years of experience, prevailing wage compliance, and not-to-exceed pricing on an as-needed basis. The Texas A&M University System's Office of Facilities Planning & Construction released RFQ RFQ01FPC26281 on June 23 for AV integrator services across multiple universities and agencies—a qualifications-based master services agreement model with no guaranteed volume. Tangential but illustrative: the City of College Park, Georgia issued a notice of intent to award single-source testing services to Baker Audio Visual (not a new procurement but shows post-installation validation work); the Railroad Commission of Texas solicited live broadcasting services (IFB #455-26-1030, due July 15) covering webcast and archived video for 20 meetings annually, five hearings, and four town halls. Activity is active and distributed across jurisdictions and institution types; school districts and municipalities dominate, with universities present as sophisticated buyers. The code itself is narrow—a single component device—so it appears in requisitions only when specifications call for it by name; most state and local AV procurements use broader Family or Class codes that encompass entire systems and services. Pursuit viability depends on positioning as a qualified AV integrator or equipment supplier to school districts and municipal technology departments, with cooperative purchasing contracts (such as those through H-GAC, TASB BuyBoard, Sourcewell, and state frameworks) serving as the dominant channel for individual equipment sales.