UNSPSC 52161607: Vinyl record storage device

A type of device used to store, organize and protect vinyl records. It can be designed for a 7 inch disc or a 12-inch disc.

UNSPSC 52161607 Vinyl record storage device is a Commodity code that in state and local procurement does not describe products actually being purchased. The recent opportunities block contains no solicitations for vinyl record storage; instead, the tagged opportunities overwhelmingly involve audio-visual system design, installation, integration, maintenance, and support services for government facilities—council chambers, courtrooms, classrooms, emergency operations centers, stadiums, and event spaces. The code assignment appears to be a cataloging error or misclassification by issuing bodies. State and local governments are actively soliciting comprehensive AV solutions including microphone systems, cameras, digital signal processors, control systems, speakers, networking infrastructure, cabling, equipment programming, staff training, and multi-year warranty and support—none of which align with the commodity code's nominal scope of vinyl record storage devices.

Issuing bodies span cities (Holly Hill, Dahlonega, Arlington, College Park, Tybee Island, Orlando, Santa Monica, Tucson), counties (Volusia, Collin, Wake, Marion, Gwinnett, Crisp, Harris, Glynn), independent and consolidated school districts (Fort Bend ISD, Clarkston, Northside ISD, Dallas ISD, City Colleges of Chicago, Fulton County Schools, Cleveland Metropolitan School District), special-purpose authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority, Auraria Higher Education Center, Railroad Commission of Texas, Texas A&M System, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay), and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Texas TIPS, Cooperative Purchasing Agency serving 35 Georgia school systems, Sourcewell). Representatives of recent activity include the City of Holly Hill's 26PW01 RFP for Commission Chambers audio-video system upgrades (proposals due February 11, 2026), Fort Bend ISD's RFP27011RA for athletics audio-visual equipment (due November 16, 2026), Volusia County's 26P33JRD RFP for Emergency Operations Center A/V and IT renovations (due February 5, 2026), the City of Dahlonega's 2026-003 RFP for City Hall Council Chambers A/V system upgrades (due October 23, 2026), and the Georgia World Congress Center Authority's PE92200RFP2027000000093 RFP for audio-visual and production rigging services (due September 30, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Michigan, and California, with scattered activity across the rest of the continental United States. The code shows no relevant recent activity aligned with its nominal commodity definition; pursuit should focus on A/V systems integration capabilities rather than the stated code name.