UNSPSC 45111802: Television mounts

UNSPSC 45111802 Television mounts is a Commodity code covering the procurement of television display hardware, including articulating and wall-mounted brackets, along with associated installation, maintenance, and repair services. State and local governments buy television mounts and mounting systems primarily as part of broader audio-visual equipment procurements for law enforcement facilities, municipal buildings, and schools. The scope of work includes physical mount hardware (articulating wall mounts, vandal-resistant enclosures, cable installation kits), labor services for installation and repairs, and ongoing maintenance support. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code span county sheriffs' departments, municipal procurement offices, school districts, and cooperative purchasing vehicles serving multiple jurisdictions across the United States.

Recent activity appears concentrated in California, Pennsylvania, and Utah. The County of Orange, California Sheriff-Coroner posted IFB0603099405SC in October 2026 seeking television-related items with installation, maintenance, and repair services—including Samsung and LG televisions in 32, 49, 50, and 55-inch sizes paired with Assured brand vandal-resistant enclosures and articulating wall mounts—with a mandatory pre-bid job walk and a three-year firm fixed-fee contract term; bids were due October 9, 2026. The City of Philadelphia has posted multiple micro purchase RFQs for television and stand equipment in July, August, and June 2026, each with rapid turnaround (three to seven days) and micro purchase thresholds under $45,000. Provo City School District issued RFP PCSD07202026 in July 2026 for interactive panels with installation and five-year warranty coverage, with proposals due July 20, 2026 and potential multiple awards to all responsive proposers meeting a 750-point threshold. Sourcewell's RFP #061626, posted May 2026 with a June 16 deadline, sought law enforcement equipment solutions for use by multiple Washington counties and participating entities nationwide; television mounts may be included within that broader equipment scope. County of Orange offers a five percent price preference for OCLSB and DVBE-certified firms. Installation and labor rates, when required, typically specify hourly charges for standard business hours, after-hours, and weekend/holiday periods with defined minimum charges.