UNSPSC 45111802: Television mounts

UNSPSC 45111802 Television mounts (Commodity) encompasses the hardware and installation services that state and local governments procure to mount displays in educational, administrative, and operational facilities. Recent solicitations show that the code captures a spectrum of display-mounting work ranging from simple wall-mount fixtures for individual screens to comprehensive installations bundled with display replacement, removal of legacy equipment, extended warranty coverage, and multi-unit deployments across facilities. School districts are the dominant issuing body under this code, alongside cities and counties performing facility upgrades in libraries, transit systems, hospitals, and municipal offices. The work being solicited typically includes labor, materials, freight, and often extended service terms; vendors frequently must guarantee pricing for one or more years and carry liability insurance meeting municipal minimums.

Activity under the code concentrates in Utah, Pennsylvania, Florida, California, and Texas. Provo City School District issued an RFP (PCSD07202026) due July 20, 2026, for interactive panel installation, removal of existing displays, and five-year warranty coverage for two specified panel models across multiple schools, with awards to all responsive proposers exceeding a 750-point threshold. The City of Philadelphia issued micro purchases for audio-video equipment (B2627318 in June 2026 and B2626890 in April 2026) that included television mounts and related displays at libraries, with quote deadlines of June 7 and April 22, 2026, respectively. The County of San Mateo issued an RFP for 55-inch display installation with wall mounts and removal of existing poles at Fair Oaks Health Center Lobbies (deadline March 18, 2026). The School District of Manatee County solicited technology equipment on a catalog-discount basis (due March 24, 2026) that included display-mounting products. Texas Health and Human Services Commission issued two related IFBs for suicide-resistant TV enclosures (27–36 inches) for Rusk State Hospital (deadlines March 9 and March 12, 2026). Geographic spread remains dispersed; no single state dominates recent activity, and opportunities appear episodic rather than continuous.