UNSPSC 57080100: Emergency IT equipment kits

Portable, low weight, high strength. Injection molded unit, with integral honeycomb structure. The squatting plate may be used either on a shallow or deep trench, up to 600mm wide, with additional support and bearing onto the ground provided by poles or timbers at least 1200mm long; it may also be used on a supporting slab of planks. Packaging: 4 mould wooden boxes on one pallet (1.2x0.8x1.28) 3 wooden box p/pallet (1.20x1.00x0.95).

UNSPSC 57080100 Emergency IT equipment kits is a Class code that encompasses computer hardware, peripherals, and emergency response technology products that state and local governments acquire on an as-needed basis for operational continuity and disaster response. Recent solicitations show activity spanning standard business laptops and desktops, network infrastructure components, backup storage systems, and specialized equipment like GPS tracking devices and automated traffic enforcement systems. While the code's nominal scope suggests emergency-specific kits, actual recent state and local procurement under this designation covers routine replacement of end-of-life IT infrastructure as well as capital refresh cycles for administrative computing platforms.

Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include county information technology departments, city government procurement offices, school districts, and specialized authorities such as transportation and court systems. Collin County Information Technology Department and the Orange County Transportation Authority each appear twice in recent activity, signaling repeat buying patterns. Geographic spread reflects activity across Texas (Collin County, Orange County, Amarillo, Tucson), California (Orange County), Florida (Broward County, Pembroke Pines, Hillsborough County), New Mexico (Santa Fe), Kentucky (multiple school districts), Ohio, and Arizona. Texas shows the highest concentration, with multiple concurrent solicitations across county and school district buyers. Representative recent opportunities include Collin County's IFB 2026-390 for computers, peripherals, and accessories under an estimated annual contract value of $1.2 million with response due October 15, 2026, requiring Dell Platinum or Titanium reseller status and firm-fixed markup pricing; and the State of Texas cooperative purchasing RFP through TIPS for Technology Solutions, Products, and Services with proposals due November 19, 2026, structured as a prospective-use vehicle enabling participating entities to order equipment on an as-needed basis. The Orange County Transportation Authority's IFB 260569 for Apple iPad Mini LTE tablets closed September 17, 2026 with a project budget of $224,359 and a strict DBE participation requirement for authorized resellers.