UNSPSC 46171621: Surveillance video or audio recorders

UNSPSC 46171621 Surveillance video or audio recorders is a Commodity code capturing a broad range of video surveillance equipment, systems, and services that state and local governments are actively procuring for public safety, facility security, fleet monitoring, and law enforcement applications. Recent opportunities show jurisdictions buying turnkey surveillance systems (cameras, network recorders, software, installation, and maintenance), specialized equipment such as body-worn cameras and automated enforcement devices, and integration services to modernize or replace aging analog infrastructure with IP-based platforms. The issuing-body mix spans state departments (Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Illinois State Police, Colorado State Patrol, Washington State Ferries, Illinois Liquor Control Commission, Illinois Department of Corrections), counties (Dorchester, Catoosa, Colquitt, Sacramento, Cobb, Dane, Arapahoe, Muscogee, Fulton), cities (DeBary, Santa Monica, Charlotte, Bridgeport, Daytona Beach, New London, Columbus), school districts (Marion County, Genesee Intermediate, Walled Lake Consolidated, Muscogee County Schools), transit authorities (City of Santa Monica Department of Transportation), and special-purpose entities (Atlanta Beltline, Texas Education Service Center Region 4, Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, Community College of Aurora). Repeat buyers include the City of Santa Monica Department of Transportation (multiple OBVSS procurements), Catoosa County (library and jail camera systems), Sacramento County (multiple facility upgrades), and various school districts and correctional facilities.

Geographic spread is nationwide, with heavy recent activity in California (Sacramento County, Santa Clara County, San Mateo County, Caltrans), Texas (TDCJ, ESC 4, Harris County), Georgia (Muscogee County Schools, Colquitt County, Catoosa County, Brunswick, Cobb County, Atlanta Beltline, Fulton County), Florida (DeBary, Daytona Beach, Palm Beach County, Marion County Schools), Michigan (Genesee Intermediate, Walled Lake Consolidated), Connecticut (Bridgeport, New London, Manchester, Norwalk), North Carolina (Charlotte, Dane County), Illinois (Illinois State Police, Illinois Liquor Control Commission, Department of Corrections, Department of Juvenile Justice), and Colorado (CSP, Arapahoe County, Community College of Aurora). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Santa Monica issuing RFP 491 (proposals due November 5, 2026) for a turnkey onboard bus video surveillance system covering 173 Big Blue Bus fleet vehicles with integrated IP cameras, network video recorders, GPS/telemetry capture, and cybersecurity requirements; the Texas Department of Criminal Justice requesting proposals (due November 9, 2026) for broadband connectivity cabling and IP video surveillance systems across 80 TDCJ facilities statewide with a mandatory 3% VetHUB vendor participation goal; the City of DeBary, Florida issuing RFP 09-20 for internal and external network security cameras at city hall with a 4K NVR upgrade and three-year Florida project references required (originally due July 24, 2020, nine vendors submitted bids ranging $16,520 to $89,239); Dorchester County, South Carolina soliciting informal quotes (due October 20, 2026) for ten dual-tube Gen II/II+ night vision goggles for the Sheriff's Office; and Muscogee County School District requesting proposals (due August 4, 2026) for purchase and installation of approximately 620 AXIS cameras integrated into Genetec Security Center across ten elementary schools with Genetec and AXIS partner-authorization requirements.