UNSPSC 46151507: Queuing control system

UNSPSC 46151507 Queuing control system (Commodity) encompasses law enforcement crowd management, area security, and less-lethal equipment sourcing. State and local governments soliciting under this code are acquiring protective gear, acoustic deterrent systems, and less-lethal munitions for public safety agencies. Recent opportunities show counties, cities, and state procurement offices purchasing PepperBall launchers and projectiles, Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRAD), body armor, and ammunition (live, less-lethal, and chemical agents) for law enforcement and corrections use. Issuing bodies include county purchasing departments (Gwinnett County, Rockland County), city procurement offices (Charlotte, Huntsville), state treasury and procurement divisions (New Jersey), and cooperative purchasing organizations (Sourcewell). The code reflects operational security equipment rather than passive queuing infrastructure, with vendors competing primarily on price (percentage discounts off manufacturer pricing or lowest-bid evaluation) and product equivalency.

Georgia and New York show the most recent posting activity. Gwinnett County posted two separate quotations in May–June 2026 (LRAD equipment and PepperBall launchers, response dates May 27 and June 17). Rockland County, New York issued an accelerated RFB on April 9, 2026 (due April 23) for ammunition and less-lethal gases across three lots available to law enforcement statewide under cooperative purchasing authority. The State of New Jersey Division of Purchase and Property conducted a statewide procurement (T3163, bid 26DPP01263, due June 24, 2026) across nine law enforcement categories including CBRNE detection, body cameras, ALPR systems, and drones—one of the broadest law enforcement equipment solicitations in the recent record. The City of Charlotte issued an RFP for NIJ-compliant body armor (due July 29, 2026), and Sourcewell (Minnesota) solicited law enforcement equipment proposals through its cooperative portal (due June 16, 2026) for multi-state participating entities. Activity spans Georgia, New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, Minnesota, and Texas.