UNSPSC 48111406: Queue numbering system

A device that determines the automatic sequence of waiting customers in public institutions, such as financial institution or hospital, and undertake the responsive works.

UNSPSC 48111406 Queue numbering system is a Commodity code representing the specialized hardware and software systems state and local governments deploy to manage customer flow and service delivery across public-facing operations. Government agencies use these systems to organize queuing, assign sequential service numbers, display real-time customer status, and reduce wait times in high-traffic environments such as motor vehicle departments, permitting offices, tax collection windows, social services intake, and public health clinics. The systems typically include hardware components (display boards, call buttons, queue management terminals) and associated software for tracking, routing, and analytics. Issuing bodies span state motor vehicle departments, county social services and tax offices, city permitting bureaus, and independent school districts handling enrollment or fee processing.

The source contains no recent state and local contract opportunities posted under this code. Without posted RFPs, RFQs, IFBs, or ITBs naming specific issuing bodies, response dates, or geographic clusters, no representative solicitation examples or regional concentration can be characterized. A quiet code suggests either infrequent procurement cycles for queue management systems, bundling into broader technology or facilities-services categories, or misclassification in posting. Prospective vendors should monitor state technology cooperative-purchasing vehicles and facilities-services RFPs from large metro areas and state-level administrative agencies, where queue-system replacements or expansions are most likely to surface.