UNSPSC 45121633: Camera spare parts

Camera specific replaceable components or parts such as buttons, inner covers, chassis, optical filters, screws etc.

UNSPSC 45121633 Camera spare parts is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure replacement and supplemental camera equipment—primarily network surveillance cameras, trail cameras, and specialized imaging systems—for integration with existing infrastructure rather than discrete spare parts. The recent solicitations reveal that purchasing bodies acquire complete camera units with accessories, data plans, and ancillary equipment (mounting hardware, power chargers, network speakers) specified to match incumbent systems or current video management platforms. Issuing bodies span municipal police and fire departments, city water and conservation agencies, state wildlife and parks authorities, school districts, and cooperative purchasing vehicles representing multi-jurisdiction consortia. The work includes camera system replacement for security and emergency communication, wildlife management and trespassing deterrence, fire investigation documentation, and law enforcement operations—all cases where new equipment must integrate with or replace existing deployments.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Connecticut, Illinois, and Florida, with broader multi-state participation through cooperative purchasing. The City of Pembroke Pines Police Department (Florida) issued RFQ PD26QQ02 closing September 2, 2026, for 36 Axis surveillance cameras and network speakers totaling approximately $32,000 with single-vendor award to ensure system compatibility. The New London Board of Education (Connecticut) solicited sealed bids for UniFi camera equipment across four schools via RFP 202614CONL with a May 19, 2026 deadline, requiring authorized distributor status and delivery within 30 days of purchase order issuance. The City of Austin, Texas released IFQ 2200-JSL1030 (due August 11, 2026) for 30 Browning Defender trail cameras with unlimited cellular data service and accessories supporting wildlife management. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department issued an IFB for a helicopter-mounted turret camera system with five-year service plan (April 22, 2026 deadline), designated proprietary to ensure 100 percent compatibility with incumbent Wescam MX-10 systems. Sourcewell, representing multiple counties in Washington and thousands of public entities nationwide, issued RFP 061626 for law enforcement equipment (due June 16, 2026), establishing a cooperative contracting vehicle with standardized terms. The City of Philadelphia issued a micro purchase for fire investigation cameras (B2627198, due May 26, 2026) with a $43,000 maximum contract value. The State of Illinois solicited studio replacement, photography, and social media equipment (27416CMSIOCI4B53600, due August 26, 2026) under chief procurement office general services terms.