UNSPSC 45121524: Eye tracking camera

a web camera which tracks eye movement to collect data on where a person is looking so a proper software can process this data for further actions like eye gaze mouse control, etc.

UNSPSC 45121524 Eye tracking camera is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of video surveillance and monitoring equipment, including network security cameras, trail cameras, and integrated camera systems with advanced analytics capabilities. The recent solicitations show government buyers are purchasing specific branded surveillance hardware—Axis network cameras with AI analytics, UniFi camera equipment, Browning trail cameras with cellular connectivity, and specialized turret camera systems for aircraft—typically as replacements for existing infrastructure or expansions to enhance security and operational monitoring. Installation, configuration, and professional services are generally handled by the buying entity or remain outside scope; vendors are sourcing and delivering equipment only. Issuing bodies span city police and fire departments (Pembroke Pines Police, Philadelphia Fire), educational institutions (New London Board of Education), state wildlife and transportation agencies (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department), water utility divisions (Austin Water), and multi-jurisdictional cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell on behalf of Washington counties and broader public-sector membership).

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, Connecticut, Florida, and Illinois, with broader participation through cooperative purchasing structures. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Pembroke Pines Police Department requesting quotes for Axis security equipment (16 corner-mounted cameras, 7 panoramic dome cameras, and network speakers) with a response deadline of September 2, 2026 under RFQ PD26QQ02; the New London Board of Education issuing sealed bids for UniFi camera equipment across four school locations with delivery required within 30 calendar days of purchase order issuance; the City of Austin requesting quotations for 30 Browning Defender Pro Scout AI trail cameras with unlimited cellular data service (IFQ 2200-JSL1030, due August 11, 2026); and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department issuing an Invitation for Bid for a helicopter-mounted turret camera system with a five-year service plan to replace existing Wescam equipment. Cooperative purchasing through Sourcewell (RFP #061626, due June 16, 2026) targets law enforcement equipment across multiple Washington counties and other jurisdictions. Estimated project values range from $32,000 (Pembroke Pines) to $43,000 (Philadelphia micro purchase), with single-vendor awards prioritized for system compatibility and warranty consistency.