UNSPSC 45111824: Synchronizing or sync converter

A type of device that makes the frequency of the two oscillation signals and phases to be consistent.

UNSPSC 45111824 Synchronizing or sync converter is a Commodity code. State and local governments purchase this code's products—primarily audio/video signal processing and conversion equipment—as components embedded within larger A/V system installations and upgrades rather than as standalone line items. Recent opportunities across Florida, Georgia, Texas, Michigan, Colorado, and California show that jurisdictions tag this code when procuring comprehensive A/V infrastructure for courtrooms, council chambers, conference rooms, stadiums, and educational facilities where video synchronization, audio digital signal processing (DSP), networked media distribution, and signal conversion are required elements of turnkey system integration. The work involves furnishing and installing Dante-based audio processors, DSP systems, control interfaces, mixers, amplifiers, networked switches, HDMI matrix switchers, and related conversion/routing hardware—all supporting municipalities' modernization of aging meeting and event infrastructure to enable hybrid participation, streaming, recording, and accessibility compliance.

Issuing bodies include cities (Holly Hill, FL; Dahlonega, GA; Santa Monica, CA; Arlington, TX; Tybee Island, GA; Orlando, FL; College Park, GA), counties (Volusia, FL; Wake, NC; Collin, TX; Gwinnett, GA; Crisp, GA; Marion, FL; Harris, TX), school districts (Fort Bend ISD, TX; Clarkston Community Schools, MI; Northside ISD, TX; City Colleges of Chicago; Dallas ISD; Fulton County Schools, GA), special districts (Auraria Higher Education Center, CO), and state/regional authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority; Railroad Commission of Texas; Texas A&M University System). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Holly Hill, Florida RFP for Commission Chambers Audio/Video System Upgrade (sealed proposals due February 11, 2026, featuring Dante-based audio DSP, wireless systems, and comprehensive A/V casting); Volusia County RFP 26-P-33JRD for Emergency Operations Center A/V/IT Renovations (proposals due January 29, 2026, requiring Crestron integration, RCDD/CCNA certifications, and five-year maintenance); and Collin County RFP 2025-201 for Justice of the Peace courtroom audio/video refresh in Plano and Frisco (sealed proposals due May 29, 2025, specifying Crestron processors, Biamp DSPs, Samsung displays, and comprehensive system documentation). Activity clusters in Florida, Georgia, and Texas, with secondary activity in Michigan, Colorado, and California. The code sees steady pursuit-level demand through Q4 2026, driven by post-pandemic facility upgrades, hybrid-work infrastructure modernization, and public-sector digital equity mandates.