UNSPSC 45111709: Remote amplifier

Equipment that may control the main equipment from a specific area of the outside with remote control. This equipment selects the power ON--OFF and speaker line and adjusts as in the main equipment.

UNSPSC 45111709 Remote amplifier, a Commodity code, encompasses amplification and signal distribution hardware that state and local governments procure primarily as components within comprehensive audio-visual system installations for public facilities. Recent opportunities show that amplifiers are rarely solicited standalone; instead, they appear bundled within larger A/V integration projects for courtrooms, council chambers, emergency operations centers, stadiums, schools, and municipal buildings where they serve as part of end-to-end audio infrastructure alongside microphones, speakers, digital signal processors, and control systems.

Issuing bodies span a broad mix of jurisdictions: cities and counties (Holly Hill and Dahlonega, Florida; Volusia and Gwinnett, Georgia; Arlington and Collin, Texas; Orlando, Florida; St. Marys, Georgia), school districts (Fort Bend ISD, Texas; Clarkston Community Schools, Michigan; Northside ISD, Texas; City Colleges of Chicago; Dallas ISD), higher education institutions (Auraria Higher Education Center, Colorado; University of Wisconsin-Green Bay), special-purpose authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority; Camping World Stadium operator in Orlando), regional commissions (Atlanta Regional Commission), and county court systems. No repeat buyer emerges prominently across the recent opportunities, though court system modernization and school district classroom technology refreshes appear frequently. Geographic activity clusters in Texas, Georgia, and Florida, with secondary activity in Michigan, Colorado, Illinois, and California. Recent representative opportunities include the City of Holly Hill, Florida (IFB 26PW01, sealed proposals due February 11, 2026) for Commission Chambers audio-video upgrades with amplifiers and Dante-based digital signal processors as part of a turnkey system; Volusia County, Florida (RFP 26-P-33JRD, proposals due January 29, 2026) for Emergency Operations Center A/V and IT renovations including amplifiers for the 10,698-square-foot facility; the City of Dahlonega, Georgia (PE69315NONST2026000000013, sealed proposals due October 23, 2026) for Council Chambers A/V upgrades with digital signal processing for audio routing; and Fort Bend Independent School District, Texas (RFP27011RA, proposals due November 16, 2026 via Bonfire) for athletics audio and visual equipment. The code shows steady activity but remains embedded in systems-integration work rather than standalone procurement, indicating that winning business typically requires capability across the full A/V stack, not amplifier supply alone.