UNSPSC 45111719: Audio monitor

A type of device that is designed to monitor particularly or simultaneously for the sound of each channel after inputting several channels of audio signal on a number of equipment.

UNSPSC 45111719 Audio monitor is a Commodity code that encompasses audio playback, amplification, and listening devices for interpretation, presentation, and operational support across state and local facilities. Based on recent solicitations, state and local governments use this code to procure wireless tour guide listening systems, assistive listening equipment for courtrooms and public meetings, intercom and audio reinforcement systems for schools and civic facilities, and integrated audio components within larger audiovisual system packages for classrooms, conference rooms, and event spaces. School districts, colleges, counties, cities, and special-purpose authorities issue solicitations under this code, with school districts appearing as repeat buyers (Northside Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas; Cobb County School District in Georgia; Jones County School System in Georgia; Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida; Valencia College in Florida).

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, and North Carolina, with secondary activity across Oregon, Connecticut, and the District of Columbia. Representative solicitations include Northside Independent School District's RFP2026072 for classroom projectors and AV equipment procurement, installation, removal, and repair services (due August 6, 2026); the City of Arlington, Texas RFQ 260265 for LED video walls in Council Chambers and Council Briefing Room (due August 20, 2026); and the City of Santa Monica RFP 2026RFP00034 for citywide audio-visual systems integration, maintenance, and support across conference rooms and event spaces, with prevailing wage and California contractor licensing requirements (due August 3, 2026). Gwinnett County's IWQ 131100 sought removal and installation of infrared assistive listening systems across eight courtrooms (due June 12, 2026), while the Railroad Commission of Texas IFB #455-26-1030 covered live audio-visual broadcasting for open meetings and hearings (due July 15, 2026). On-call service contracts and indefinite-quantity arrangements dominate the procurement structures, reflecting the ongoing operational need for audio equipment support, repair, and system upgrades across multi-site jurisdictions.