UNSPSC 45111708: Broadcast domain controller

A control equipment that is used for the purpose of checking the normal operation condition of its structure elements of intercommunicating equipment in amp, microphone, timer, and others communication device for the purpose of emergency crisis of fire, earthquake, or the purpose of conference control and others.

UNSPSC 45111708 Broadcast domain controller (Commodity) covers equipment and integrated systems that manage, distribute, and control audio-visual signals across networked facilities—a scope state and local governments interpret broadly to encompass classroom projectors, video walls, assistive listening systems, live-streaming infrastructure, and full facility-wide AV integration with control and automation components. Recent solicitations show school districts, colleges, municipalities, and special-purpose districts procuring everything from individual interactive display panels and audio enhancement systems to comprehensive turnkey AV system design, installation, and ongoing maintenance contracts that bundle equipment, labor, programming, and technical support. The issuing bodies span K-12 school districts (Northside ISD in Texas, Cobb County and Jones County School Systems in Georgia, Walled Lake Consolidated Schools in Michigan, Hillsborough County and Valencia College in Florida), municipal facilities (Arlington, Santa Monica, Orlando, New Smyrna Beach, College Park in Georgia, Wake County, St. Marys in Georgia), specialized venues (University of Texas at Austin for Bass Concert Hall and McCullough Theater, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay), court and government operations (Los Angeles Court, Gwinnett County courtrooms, Harris County), and transit/event infrastructure (Atlanta Regional Commission, Camping World Stadium). Repeat buyers include the Walled Lake Consolidated School District (multiple 2026 bond-funded AV equipment procurements), the University of Texas at Austin (multiple audio renovation RFPs), and large school systems consolidating classroom technology across hundreds of facilities.

The geographic spread centers on Texas (Northside ISD, Arlington, Santa Monica, Railroad Commission, UT Austin, UT Tyler, Harlingen), Georgia (Atlanta Regional Commission, Clarke County, Cobb County, DeKalb County, Fulton County, Jones County, Gwinnett County, St. Marys, College Park), and Florida (City of Orlando, New Smyrna Beach, Wake County N.C., Monroe County, Volusia County, Hillsborough County, Valencia College), with secondary activity in Michigan (Walled Lake, Van Dyke Public Schools), Wisconsin (UW-Green Bay), California (Los Angeles Court), Connecticut (New Haven), Pennsylvania, Oregon (Eugene School District 4J), and the District of Columbia. Representative solicitations include Northside ISD's RFP2026072 (July 2026, indefinite-quantity contract for classroom projectors, AV equipment, procurement, installation, removal, and repair services, sealed bids due August 6, 2026); City of Arlington's RFP 260265 (July 2026, LED video walls for Council Chambers and Council Briefing Room, proposals due August 20, 2026); City of Santa Monica's RFP 2026RFP00034 (July 2026, comprehensive citywide audio-visual systems integration, maintenance, and support services with prevailing wage requirements and five-year contract term, proposals due August 3, 2026); Jones County School System's RFQ 26-61 ViewSonic Interactive Panels (April 2026, 30 interactive flat panels with installation and removal services, proposals due May 18, 2026); and University of Texas at Austin's RFP 721-26074 Bass Concert Hall and McCullough Theater Audio Renovation (April 2026, comprehensive audio system replacement, acoustic improvements, and three-year rental equipment support, proposals due May 15, 2026). Most solicitations emphasize integration with existing infrastructure, compliance with prevailing wage or living wage standards where triggered by contract value, comprehensive warranty and ongoing technical support, and qualifications including relevant project references and professional certifications such as CTS (Certified Technology Specialist) or manufacturer-authorized status.