UNSPSC 45111707: Audio equipment connector and stage box

A box that features multiple audio signal connectors, enabling multiple microphones and other audio signals to be plugged into a box located on stage, connected by multicore cable to a remote audio mixing desk.

UNSPSC 45111707 Audio equipment connector and stage box is a Commodity code covering physical connectors, adapters, and infrastructure components that state and local governments procure as part of broader audio-visual and sound system installations. Recent state and local solicitations show the code is tagged alongside comprehensive AV integrator services, classroom and auditorium system upgrades, live event production, and streaming infrastructure — though the opportunities themselves focus on complete system design, installation, and support rather than connectors in isolation. The code appears in bundles with design, labor, and higher-level AV services across school districts, universities, cities, and special-purpose authorities.

State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this classification span school districts (Northside ISD in San Antonio, Cobb County Schools in Georgia, Cleveland Metropolitan School District, Fulton County Schools), cities and municipal governments (Arlington, Santa Monica, St. Marys, Orlando, New Haven), counties (Wake County, Gwinnett County, Volusia County), universities (University of Texas at Austin, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Valencia College), and transit or civic facilities (Atlanta Regional Commission, New Smyrna Beach Utilities Commission). Representative recent opportunities include Northside ISD's RFP for Classroom Projectors and AV Equipment (San Antonio, Texas) with sealed bids due August 6, 2026; City of Santa Monica's RFP for Citywide Audio-Visual Systems Integration, Maintenance, and Support Services due August 3, 2026, requiring Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance; and City of Arlington's RFP for LED Walls for Council Chambers due August 20, 2026. Geographic activity clusters in Texas (multiple school districts and municipalities), Georgia (school systems and county facilities), Florida (utilities and county courts), and Michigan (school district renovations), with broader national coverage across the Northeast and Upper Midwest. The code shows consistent activity from April through August 2026, driven by school year planning cycles and municipal facility upgrades, making current pursuit timing favorable for vendors with AV systems integration and installation capabilities.