UNSPSC 73151504: Electronics manufacturing service

Contract or other procured manufacturing and assembly service for the production of electronic components and systems.

UNSPSC 73151504 Electronics manufacturing service (Commodity) encompasses the acquisition, configuration, deployment, and maintenance of computing devices and related infrastructure—primarily laptop and desktop computers, Chromebooks, and specialized workstations—procured by state and local government agencies to support operational and instructional needs across multiple jurisdictions. State and local governments buying under this code purchase complete device refresh cycles with configuration, imaging, provisioning, mobile device management, warranty coverage, and multi-year parts availability; the work extends from specification and sourcing through installation, support, and lifecycle management across dozens or hundreds of school sites and administrative facilities simultaneously.

Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida is the standout repeat buyer visible in recent activity, issuing an RFP (26376RFQDST, response due October 7, 2026) for an estimated $34 million three-year device acquisition and support contract covering approximately 13,000 teacher Windows devices, 1,000 student Windows devices, and 2,500 Chromebooks in Year 1 rollout across 235 school sites. The scope requires proven five-year experience provisioning and deploying up to 50,000 units per year to a single account, minimum one-year warranty with accidental damage protection, 21-day repair turnaround, and four-year parts availability; evaluation weighs specifications and scope (35%), qualifications (25%), and cost and value (40%), with bonus points for Small Business Encouragement Program participation. The contract is structured for multiple primary and secondary awards with no guaranteed minimum quantities by device category. Recent activity is concentrated in the Southeast and South, with Florida and Georgia (Atlanta Public Schools electrical work, DeKalb County on-call services) representing confirmed recent buyers; Texas jurisdictions (City of Lubbock, Harlingen CISD, City of Richardson, Riverside County) show concurrent activity in electrical services and facility maintenance but do not appear to be soliciting electronics manufacturing services directly under this code. The code shows limited recent state and local procurement volume outside the HCPS opportunity; most recent comparable opportunities tagged in the source are electrical services, water reclamation, hazardous materials consulting, and general commercial trades—categories outside the electronics manufacturing family—suggesting this commodity code does not capture the full universe of device and infrastructure refresh activity currently posted by state and local buyers.