UNSPSC 45111818: Video noise reducer

Equipment that is designed to remove the noise in the video signal to convert it into the video signal with great signal to noise ratio.

UNSPSC 45111818 Video noise reducer, a Commodity code, describes a discrete audio signal processing component or device that state and local governments source as part of broader audio-visual and sound system upgrades. Recent state and local opportunities soliciting under this code reveal that it functions as a catch-all classification for equipment purchases within large-scale AV installations, though the code itself—narrowly defined as a noise-reduction device—rarely appears as a standalone line item in procurement scopes.

State and local issuing bodies across cities, counties, school districts, higher education institutions, and special-purpose authorities are actively procuring comprehensive AV systems integrations where noise-reduction hardware may be embedded as a component. The typical buyer mix includes municipal governments modernizing council chambers and courtrooms, school districts upgrading classrooms and athletics facilities, county emergency operations centers, and higher education institutions. Recent representative solicitations include the City of Holly Hill, Florida's Commission Chambers Audio/Video System Upgrade (RFP 26PW01, response deadline February 11, 2026), furnishing nine wireless microphone systems, Dante-based audio digital signal processors, and related equipment; Fort Bend Independent School District's Athletics Audio & Visual Equipment RFP (response deadline November 16, 2026); Volusia County's Emergency Operations Center A/V IT Renovations (RFP 26-P-33JRD, response deadline January 29, 2026); and the City of Dahlonega's Council Chambers A/V System Upgrades (RFP 2026-003, response deadline October 23, 2026). Geographic activity spans Florida, Texas, Georgia, Michigan, Colorado, and California, with particular concentration in the Southeast. The code shows significant recent activity, though most solicitations classify the work under broader AV or audio-visual integration categories rather than isolating the noise-reduction component itself. Vendors pursuing this commodity should position noise-reduction capabilities as subcomponents within system-integration proposals and target the larger AV integration RFPs where such devices anchor digital signal processing and audio-conditioning infrastructure.