UNSPSC 45111809: Television mount accessories

UNSPSC 45111809 Television mount accessories, a Commodity code, does not show recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. The six most recent opportunities tagged under this code involve transmission facility management, law enforcement equipment frameworks, school district technology catalog discounts, medical center audiovisual system installation, transit agency video and access control maintenance, and juvenile detention digital signage management—none of which represent television mount accessories as discrete procurable items. When state and local governments do solicit under this code, they are purchasing mounts as components within larger audiovisual or technology bundles rather than as standalone accessories, and the purchasing pattern reflects institutional buyers (counties, cities, transit authorities, school districts, health systems, and state-managed purchasing cooperatives) sourcing integrated AV solutions rather than mount hardware alone.

Geographic activity centers on California, Florida, Colorado, New Jersey, Minnesota, and North Carolina based on recent postings, with no jurisdiction appearing as a repeat buyer under this specific code in the sample period. The San Mateo County Fair Oaks Health Center audiovisual upgrade (RFP released February 18, 2026, proposals due March 18, 2026) and the Charlotte Area Transit System camera and access control maintenance solicitation (RFP #269-2026-1988, due March 12, 2026) are the closest matches to traditional mount procurement, though both embed mount specifications within larger system scopes. The code shows light recent activity overall; business development professionals should monitor whether issuing bodies begin disaggregating mount accessories into standalone line items or consolidating them further into broader technology or facilities contracts, as current tagging suggests category misalignment rather than genuine demand for discrete mount procurement at the state and local level.