UNSPSC 46151715: Fingerprint equipment

UNSPSC 46151715 Fingerprint equipment (Commodity) covers stationary and portable biometric capture systems, digital forensic documentation platforms, and associated maintenance and supply services for law enforcement fingerprint identification and suspect processing operations. State and local governments procure these systems primarily through law enforcement agencies—sheriff's offices, state police, city police departments, and specialized forensic divisions—together with supporting consumables such as cards, ribbons, cleaning supplies, and maintenance contracts. The geographic mix spans multiple regions, with recent activity concentrated in Florida, Texas, California, Illinois, New York, and Minnesota. Issuing bodies include county sheriffs' offices (Harris County, Orange County, Rockland County), state police (Illinois State Police), city police departments (Dallas, Charlotte), and state procurement cooperatives (Sourcewell). The Harris County Sheriff's Office and Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services appear as active repeat buyers seeking both equipment and consumables on annual or multi-year terms.

The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Licensing posted ITB16216 in June 2026 for MX1100 and CD800 card issuance system maintenance and supplies—including 500,000 composite cards, color and monochrome ribbons, holographic laminates, and cleaning supplies with a response deadline of July 8, 2026, offering a 5 percent preference to Florida-based vendors. The Illinois State Police issued IFB DJS-Identification Devices-IFB-ah in February 2026 for stationary and portable Livescan fingerprinting equipment meeting FBI FAP-50 or FAP-60 certification standards, with a three-year initial term and potential ten-year maximum, response due March 4, 2026. The Orange County Sheriff-Coroner Department solicited IFB maintenance and repair services for three existing Foster & Freeman DCS 5 digital capture systems through an electronic portal by March 12, 2026, offering a 5 percent preference to certified Orange County Local Small Business or Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise bidders. The State of California issued brand-specific RFB-IS-26200609 for IDEMIA MORPHOWAVE XP2 multimodal biometric devices with a February 24, 2026 response deadline. Harris County's ITB 250415 for crime scene supplies (posted May 2026, due June 8, 2026) includes fingerprint collection supplies alongside broader forensic consumables on an as-needed pooled-vendor contract with one-year initial term and four optional one-year renewals.