UNSPSC 52161556: Video distributer

Equipment that is designed to monitor the transmitted image from a camera to the multiple monitors as the same image. This is the equipment to monitor the video signal in several places for appropriate distribution and amplification to meet the monitor quantity.

UNSPSC 52161556 Video distributer — a Commodity code — describes distribution equipment and turnkey installation services for audio-visual systems in government facilities, grounded in what state and local buyers are actively procuring: complete system upgrades for courtrooms, council chambers, emergency operations centers, stadiums, and educational spaces that integrate cameras, microphones, speakers, digital signal processors, control systems, cabling infrastructure, and related technical support.

State and local governments soliciting under this code span municipal departments, county governments, independent school districts, special-purpose districts, and higher education institutions. Cities dominate recent activity, with notable repeat solicitors including municipalities (Holly Hill and Tybee Island in Florida, Dahlonega in Georgia, Arlington in Texas, St. Marys in Georgia) and counties (Volusia and Gwinnett in Georgia, Wake in North Carolina, Collin in Texas). Independent school districts appear frequently (Fort Bend ISD in Texas, Northside ISD in Texas, Clarkston Community Schools in Michigan, Center Line Public Schools in Michigan). County emergency services and regional authorities also participate — Volusia County's Emergency Operations Center upgrade and the Georgia World Congress Center Authority's production services procurement exemplify the code's breadth across facility types. The geographic spread includes Florida, Georgia, Texas, Michigan, Colorado, and North Carolina; Texas and Georgia show the heaviest recent concentration. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Holly Hill's sealed bid for Commission Chambers audio/video system upgrade (RFP 26PW01, due February 11, 2026) involving wireless microphones, ceiling speakers, digital signal processors, Dante audio infrastructure, intelligent cameras, and Shure sound bars with 12-month warranty; Fort Bend Independent School District's athletics audio and visual equipment procurement (RFP27011RA, due November 16, 2026); Volusia County's Emergency Operations Center A/V and IT renovations (RFP 26-P-33JRD, due January 29, 2026) requiring comprehensive system integration with five-year initial contract term and maintenance components; and the City of Dahlonega's Council Chambers A/V system upgrades (RFP PE69315NONST2026-003, due October 23, 2026) with mandatory pre-proposal meeting, emphasizing design, furnishing, installation, staff training, and one-year warranty. The Texas Procurement and Support Services (TIPS) cooperative purchasing vehicle (Solicitation 260901, due October 16, 2026) establishes a prospective-use framework making pre-negotiated AV equipment and services pricing available to authorized Texas state and local entities on an as-needed basis, indicating sustained demand for standardized procurement pathways.