UNSPSC 46171625: Radio communication monitoring system

A type of device that is installed for monitoring the operation of many wireless stations.

UNSPSC 46171625 Radio communication monitoring system is a Commodity code capturing state and local procurement of specialized emergency communications platforms, access-control monitoring infrastructure, and integrated security systems that enable real-time situational awareness and incident response across detention facilities, airports, schools, and county government operations. State and local buyers under this code are acquiring monitoring software (such as Mutualink RemoteView and LNK360), detention door access control systems with integrated monitoring capabilities, emergency communications dashboards, and maintenance services for existing radio and communication monitoring equipment. Issuing bodies span county detention and corrections departments, county airports and aviation authorities, county facilities management and purchasing offices, school districts, and special-purpose transit or facilities agencies. Recent opportunities show Brevard County Purchasing Services, Collin County, Seminole County, Pinellas County, Valencia College, Orange County Sheriff-Coroner, and Clackamas County all procuring under or adjacent to this code within the past six months, with detention facilities and airport operations representing the dominant use case.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Brevard, Collier, Orange, Seminole, Pinellas counties), Texas (Collin County, TSTC), Georgia (Atlanta), Oregon (Clackamas), and California (Santa Clara, Orange County). Representative recent procurements include Brevard County Board of County Commissioners' sole-source procurement (Solicitation 4960401) for MTI detention door access control system services and maintenance, with an estimated one-time acquisition value of $1,000,000.00 annually and response deadline April 6, 2026; Collin County's IFB 2026-389 for institutional sprinkler head replacement at the jail, a $150,000.00 construction project with mandatory pre-bid meetings in late October 2026 and sealed bids due November 19, 2026; and Seminole County's RFP-7083-26 for master services agreement covering security access control repair and maintenance across 70 county facilities, with mandatory pre-proposal conference April 10, 2026 and proposals due May 6, 2026, structured as fixed-fee unit pricing for labor categories and materials markup with a three-year base term and two optional one-year renewals. Sole-source and limited-source procurements dominate this code due to equipment-proprietary integration requirements (MTI systems, Avigilon, Genetec Omnicast, Synergis IP platforms) and specialized system expertise mandates, creating barriers to entry for new vendors without prior certification or demonstrated experience on specific platforms.