UNSPSC 45111723: Hard disk recorder

A type of device that saves and reproduces on hard disc or magneto-optical disc for having all sounds to the file type as well as having the film or video for synch-operation set function as one of the very important functions.

UNSPSC 45111723 Hard disk recorder is a Commodity code tracking specialized recording and playback equipment that state and local governments procure primarily as components within larger audiovisual systems, not as standalone devices. The recent solicitations tagged to this code show little relevance to hard disk recorders themselves; instead, they reflect a market dominated by integrated audiovisual solutions, classroom and conference room technology, live event production systems, and facility-wide AV infrastructure upgrades. The issuing bodies are highly diversified across school districts (Northside ISD in San Antonio, Walled Lake Consolidated in Michigan, Jones County in Georgia, Cobb County in Georgia, Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida, Valencia College in Florida, Cleveland Metropolitan School District in Ohio, Eugene School District in Oregon, DeKalb County Schools in Georgia), municipal governments (City of Arlington, Santa Monica, Orlando, St. Marys, New Haven, College Park, Wake County), universities (UT Austin, UT Tyler, UW-Green Bay), county departments (Gwinnett County, Monroe County, Volusia County), and specialized authorities (Railroad Commission of Texas, Atlanta Regional Commission). No vendor appears twice across these opportunities, and no repeat buyer stands out as a primary market driver for hard disk recorders specifically. The geographic spread spans Texas (San Antonio, Austin, Arlington), California (Santa Monica, Los Angeles), Florida (Orlando, Tampa area, Miami-Dade), Georgia (Atlanta, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Clarke, Jones), Michigan (Walled Lake, Warren), Ohio (Cleveland), Connecticut (New Haven), North Carolina (Wake County), Oregon (Eugene), and the District of Columbia—a truly national sample.

The representative recent opportunities reveal the mismatch: Northside ISD's July 2026 RFP 2026072 seeks "Classroom Projectors and AV Equipment: Procurement, Installation, Removal, & Repair Services" as an indefinite quantity contract due August 6, 2026, replacing two expired contracts and consolidating vendor relationships; the City of Arlington's July 2026 RFP 260265 (due August 20, 2026) procures LED video walls for Council Chambers and Briefing Room to display PowerPoint, videos, and virtual attendees; the City of Santa Monica's July 2026 RFP 2026RFP00034 (due August 3, 2026) solicits citywide audiovisual systems integration, maintenance, and support services across conference rooms and event spaces under prevailing wage and California contractor license requirements. Across the full block, solicitations cluster around live event production (ARC's State of the Region broadcast, DeKalb County graduation ceremonies, UT Austin concert hall audio renovation), classroom and conference room modernization (interactive panels, projectors, integrated controls), assistive listening systems (Gwinnett County's infrared ALS upgrade), and streaming and recording infrastructure—none of which requires a hard disk recorder as the primary procurement item. The code shows little active state and local market relevance; the tagged opportunities address integrated AV ecosystems where recording may be a component feature, not a line item.