UNSPSC 45121511: High speed cameras

UNSPSC 45121511 High speed cameras (Commodity) encompasses specialized imaging equipment that state and local governments acquire for law enforcement surveillance, medical diagnostics, scientific research, and transportation monitoring. Recent solicitations show buyers acquiring thermal imaging cameras for emergency response, intraoral digital scanners for dental education, handheld retinal screening devices for health systems, vehicle-mounted camera systems for school bus fleets, network surveillance cameras for police departments, and high-speed scientific cameras for university research. The issuing bodies span multiple sectors: local police departments and sheriff's offices, county school districts, public hospitals and health systems, state university research departments, state transportation agencies, and city public safety divisions. The State of Minnesota (through Sourcewell cooperative purchasing) and multiple Florida jurisdictions appear frequently across these opportunities.

Recent activity clusters in California, Florida, and Washington State, with additional opportunities in Wisconsin, Connecticut, Mississippi, and Maryland. Representative recent solicitations include the County of Orange Sheriff-Coroner Department's invitation for bid on seven FLIR K65 thermal imaging cameras (IFB, April 17, 2026 deadline); San Mateo Medical Center's RFP for handheld retinal screening devices with three-year contract term and local-business preference scoring adjustments (RFP, November 6, 2026 deadline); the School Board of Hillsborough County's invitation to quote for vehicle camera, navigation, and communication system installation and repair services (ITQ, June 3, 2026 deadline); and the Florida Department of Transportation's RFI on camera sensor systems for high-speed vehicle data collection (RFI, July 10, 2026 deadline). University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Houston have also solicited high-speed scientific and event-documentation camera equipment through bid and RFP processes. Pricing in disclosed opportunities ranges from $32,000 (Pembroke Pines Police Department Axis equipment) to $143,196 (Valencia College iTero dental scanners). Cooperative purchasing vehicles and local-vendor preferences appear in several recent opportunities, particularly in California and Connecticut jurisdictions.