UNSPSC 45111813: Down stream keyer

Equipment that inserts logo, character and others manufactured from the logo generator or digital video effector on the television emission screen.

UNSPSC 45111813 Downstream keyer, a Commodity code, describes audio-visual and related systems equipment, control interfaces, and integration services that state and local governments procure for courtroom upgrades, council chambers, educational facilities, event spaces, and emergency operations centers. The code's scope extends to the hardware, cabling, controls, and installation labor required to integrate or upgrade audio-visual systems across public facilities, though recent activity shows municipalities and school districts issuing separate solicitations for projectors, microphones, speakers, processors, cameras, cabling, and complete turnkey system replacements rather than purchasing a single "downstream keyer" component. The issuing body mix includes cities (Holly Hill and Santa Monica), counties (Volusia, Collin, Gwinnett, and Wake), school districts (Fort Bend ISD, Clarkston Community Schools, Northside ISD, and City Colleges of Chicago), higher education institutions (Auraria Higher Education Center and University of Wisconsin-Green Bay), special-purpose districts (Georgia World Congress Center Authority), and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Texas TIPS, Cooperative Purchasing Agency, and Sourcewell). Multiple issuers post regularly under related A/V codes; Fort Bend ISD, Volusia County, and City Colleges of Chicago appear more than once in the recent block. The code sees heaviest recent activity in Florida (Holly Hill, Volusia County, Marion County), Texas (Fort Bend ISD, Dallas ISD, Northside ISD, San Antonio-area Collin County, Harris County, Arlington, and the Railroad Commission), Georgia (Dahlonega, Gwinnett County, Fulton County Schools, St. Marys, Atlanta Regional Commission, and Georgia World Congress Center Authority), California (Santa Monica and state outpatient furniture procurement), and Michigan (Clarkston, Walled Lake, and Center Line), with additional activity in Colorado, Illinois, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania.

Representative recent solicitations include the City of Holly Hill, Florida's RFP 26PW01 (due February 11, 2026) for Commission Chambers Audio/Video System Upgrade, which sought wireless microphones, ceiling speakers, amplifiers, Dante audio processors, Huddly intelligent cameras, and Shure sound bars with installation, programming, and staff training; Volusia County's RFP 26-P-33JRD (due February 5, 2026) for Emergency Operations Center A/V and IT renovations spanning integrated turnkey information distribution with Crestron controls, electrical infrastructure, structured cabling, and data communications; Fort Bend Independent School District's RFP 27011RA (due November 16, 2026) for athletics audio and visual equipment and solutions; the City of Dahlonega's RFP 2026-003 (due October 23, 2026) for Council Chambers A/V System Upgrades, encompassing displays, wireless presentation systems, video conferencing, recording, digital signal processing, omni-directional microphones, and acoustic panels; City Colleges of Chicago's RFP NC2621 (due September 8, 2026) for classroom multimedia equipment and services with 25% MBE and 7% WBE participation goals across more than 500 classrooms; and the City of Orlando's RFP 260476 (due August 10, 2026, with a VBE 2-point preference) for a turn-key Camping World Stadium main bowl sound system upgrade. The Texas Procurement and Support Services (TIPS) cooperative vehicle (due October 16, 2026) established a framework for prospective cooperative purchasing of audio-visual equipment and services available to Texas state and local entities on an as-needed basis. Dollar values range widely—from small projects under $50,000 to large municipal upgrades exceeding $500,000, with Collin County's courtroom refresh estimated at approximately $500,000 and the City of Santa Monica issuing a five-year not-to-exceed contract with hourly rates for on-call services.