UNSPSC 52161601: Cassette storage

UNSPSC 52161601 Cassette storage (Commodity) covers surveillance and security camera systems, digital video recorders, network infrastructure, and related installation and maintenance services procured by state and local jurisdictions. Recent opportunities reveal that this code captures video surveillance modernization across municipal departments, county facilities, transportation authorities, school districts, and special-purpose districts—including IP-based camera replacements at detention facilities, transit systems, tax collector offices, parking areas, and city infrastructure; integration projects consolidating video management with access control and intercom systems; and maintenance contracts supporting existing camera networks. The buying pattern spans discrete equipment purchases, turnkey design-build installations with labor and programming, and multi-year managed maintenance agreements.

Issuing bodies include city procurement offices (Philadelphia, Fort Myers, Pembroke Pines, DeBary, Charlotte, San Mateo), county governments (Lauderdale County Mississippi, San Mateo, Broward County), state correctional systems (Colorado Department of Corrections), school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools, Griffin-Spalding County), transit authorities (South Florida Regional Transportation Authority, Broward County Transportation Department, Charlotte Area Transit System), water authorities (Macon Water Authority), colleges (Valencia College), special districts (Atlanta BeltLine, Inland Empire Health Plan), and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Sourcewell). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, California, Colorado, Mississippi, and the Pacific Northwest, with additional isolated opportunities across other states. Representative recent solicitations include Lauderdale County's RFB for a detention facility camera system replacement (51 IP cameras, network video recorders, installation, and staff training, due June 2, 2026); Macon Water Authority's IFB for a push camera system (CUES/Pearpoint C542 Flexprobe unit, due June 18, 2026); Colorado Department of Corrections' IFB for Avigilon cameras and accessories across six facilities (64–123 units per model type, delivery by June 30, 2026); Philadelphia's micro purchase RFQ for audio-video equipment totaling up to $43,000 (due June 7, 2026); and Hillsborough County Public Schools' ITB for studio equipment comprising three fixed configurations plus mobile systems with installation and five-year warranty (estimated $300,000 annual spending, due April 13, 2026). Activity is current through mid-2026 with multiple opportunities in final bidding phases and several marked for spring/early-summer award.