UNSPSC 45111825: Frame synchronizer

A synchronous conversion device that enables the two television signals to mix by making consistent synchronization of video signal transmitted from outside and basic video signal.

UNSPSC 45111825 Frame synchronizer is a Commodity code covering the specific audio-visual hardware and integration components that state and local governments procure to upgrade, install, and maintain audio-visual systems in civic facilities, courtrooms, classrooms, and event spaces. Recent solicitations show the code applied to comprehensive A/V system upgrades that bundle hardware (processors, cameras, microphones, speakers, digital signal processors, projection systems), cabling and infrastructure, installation labor, programming, and ongoing support—work typically classified as systems integration rather than component supply alone. State and local issuers span city procurement offices (Holly Hill, Orlando, Arlington, Tybee Island, Santa Monica), county governments (Volusia, Collin, Wake, Gwinnett), independent school districts (Fort Bend, Northside, Clarkston, Walled Lake, Dallas, City Colleges of Chicago), higher education systems (Auraria, University of Wisconsin–Green Bay, Texas A&M), and special-purpose districts (Georgia World Congress Center Authority, Cooperative Purchasing Agency, Railroad Commission of Texas). Recent activity clusters in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Colorado, Michigan, and Illinois, reflecting broad geographic demand across municipal government modernization, judicial technology upgrades, and educational facility improvements.

Representative recent opportunities include the City of Holly Hill, Florida's sealed proposal for Commission Chambers audio-video system upgrades (RFP 26PW01, sealed proposals due February 11, 2026) covering wireless microphones, Dante-based audio processors, intelligent cameras, and system programming; Fort Bend Independent School District's RFP for athletics audio and visual equipment and related services (RFP 27011RA, proposals due November 16, 2026); Volusia County's turnkey Emergency Operations Center A/V and IT system renovation (RFP 26-P-33JRD, proposal deadline January 29, 2026) requiring turnkey integration, electrical infrastructure, and structured cabling across a 4,110-square-foot operations center and 6,588-square-foot dispatch area with ongoing maintenance; and the City of Dahlonega's design, furnishing, and installation of council chambers A/V upgrades (RFP PE69315NONST2026000000013, proposals due October 23, 2026) encompassing video conferencing, recording, digital signal processing, and eleven omni-directional microphones with dais platform speakers. Evaluation criteria across these procurements consistently weight technical capability, experience with similar installations, implementation timelines, and cost at 25–50 points each, reflecting buyer demand for proven integrators with multi-year courtroom and government facility track records. Bonding, insurance, and one-year manufacturer warranties are standard; typical award timelines run 60–120 days from proposal close. The code shows strong current activity and repeat buyers across state agencies, municipal governments, school districts, and county courts, making it viable for systems integrators and authorized resellers with demonstrated government AV experience.