UNSPSC 45121511: High speed cameras

UNSPSC 45121511 High speed cameras is a Commodity code capturing state and local procurement of specialized imaging equipment and related services for law enforcement, traffic management, forensic documentation, and facility security. Recent solicitations show governments buying thermal imaging cameras, network-based surveillance systems, license plate recognition cameras with high-speed capture capability, forensic-grade mirrorless cameras, and turnkey automated traffic enforcement systems with integrated camera and processing infrastructure. The issuing bodies span county sheriff departments, city police and transportation agencies, municipal tax collectors, school districts, and state departments of transportation. County governments dominate the recent activity—Orange County, California has posted multiple large-scale procurements for thermal imaging, community and traffic cameras, and law enforcement equipment through cooperative vehicles—alongside city police departments in Tampa, Fort Myers, Pembroke Pines, and Gulfport, and single state-level activity from Florida Department of Transportation's Transportation Data & Analytics Office.

California and Florida account for the bulk of recent solicitations. Representative opportunities include the County of Orange, Sheriff-Coroner Department's invitation for bid (IFB 0602900402OP2, due March 4, 2026) for purchase and installation of 440 community and traffic cameras across eleven line items, including 200 license plate recognition cameras rated for 80+ MPH capture and 328-foot daytime range, 25 cameras for 100+ MPH speeds, and covert surveillance units, with a five percent DVBE price deduction available; the City of Tampa Police Department's RFQ (26-P-00224, due April 1, 2026) for Nikon Z6 II mirrorless cameras and macro forensic accessories to upgrade latent fingerprint processing; the County of Orange's thermal imaging procurement (IFB 0603042203MA, due April 17, 2026) for seven FLIR K65 cameras with 320x240 resolution and NFPA compliance; the City of Fort Myers RFP (26-020, due February 23, 2026) for a turnkey automated school-zone and red-light enforcement program including design, equipment, software, operations, and violation processing; and Florida Department of Transportation's RFI (RFI16191, extended to July 10, 2026) seeking vendor capability information on camera sensor systems for high-speed vehicle data collection to inform future competitive procurement. The Sourcewell cooperative RFP (061626, due June 16, 2026) for law enforcement equipment serves multiple Washington counties and thousands of public entities nationwide, signaling broader adoption through cooperative purchasing frameworks.