UNSPSC 45111820: Video processing amplifier

An image signal stabilization device that is designed to emit the clean video signal made by separating and processing the color burst, the structure element of the input television image signal.

UNSPSC 45111820 Video processing amplifier is a Commodity code capturing the audio-visual and video control infrastructure state and local governments install in courtrooms, council chambers, stadiums, schools, and municipal facilities. The work spans turnkey system upgrades including design, procurement, installation, programming, testing, training, and warranty coverage for integrated AV environments with video processing, digital signal processing, amplifiers, control systems, cameras, microphones, displays, and networking components.

Issuing bodies include cities (Holly Hill, Dahlonega, Tybee Island, Arlington, Santa Monica, Orlando), counties (Volusia, Wake, Collin, Gwinnett, Harris, Glynn, Crisp), school districts (Fort Bend ISD, Clarkston Community Schools, Northside ISD, Fulton County Schools, City Colleges of Chicago), special authorities and cooperatives (Georgia World Congress Center Authority, Auraria Higher Education Center, Central Health, TIPS cooperative, Texas A&M System), and transit or cultural entities (WUCF TV, Atlanta Regional Commission, Campfire World Stadium). Recent opportunities include the City of Holly Hill's Commission Chambers upgrade (RFP, proposals due February 11, 2026), Fort Bend ISD's athletics AV equipment procurement (RFP, November 16, 2026), Volusia County's Emergency Operations Center renovation (RFP 26-P-33JRD, January 29, 2026 response deadline), the City of Dahlonega's Council Chambers refresh (RFP 2026-003, October 23, 2026), City Colleges of Chicago's 500-classroom multimedia modernization (RFP NC2621, September 8, 2026), the City of Santa Monica's citywide AV systems integration and maintenance (RFP 2026RFP00034, five-year term with prevailing wage requirements), and the Georgia World Congress Center Authority's comprehensive production rigging and AV services framework (RFP, September 30, 2026).

Activity concentrates in Florida (Holly Hill, Volusia County, Tybee Island, Marion County schools, Monroe County), Georgia (Volusia County, Dahlonega, Gwinnett County, City Colleges of Chicago served markets, GWCC Authority, St. Marys, Fulton County Schools), Texas (Fort Bend ISD, Arlington, Collin County, Harris County, Northside ISD, Railroad Commission, Santa Monica partners on TIPS cooperative), and Illinois (City Colleges of Chicago). Representative scope includes commission chambers and courtroom AV systems with microphones, cameras, DSP, amplifiers, recording, streaming, and hearing-assist devices; athletics and classroom technology with projectors, displays, document cameras, networked audio; emergency operations centers with turnkey integration and five-year maintenance terms; and stadium bowl sound systems with main and delay loudspeaker arrays, wireless microphone upgrades, and pre-game performance bonding (Camping World Stadium, one-year completion, $100,000 daily liquidated damages for delay). Evaluation criteria emphasize technical capability (22–35 points), experience and references (10–25 points), cost (10–50 points), and in some cases MBE/WBE participation (5–20 points). Prevailing wage applies in California and Santa Monica; set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction. Contract terms range from one year to five years with renewal options; warranties typically span 12 months on equipment and labor. The code reflects strong ongoing municipal investment in modern public meeting infrastructure, hybrid-work capabilities, and facility modernization funded through capital bond projects and operational budgets.