UNSPSC 81112605: Point of sale equipment depot repair service

End-to-end depot repair services on POS Parts that may include new buy, repair, planning, warehousing, warranty redemption and logistics

UNSPSC 81112605 Point of sale equipment depot repair service is a Commodity code that captures depot-level repair and maintenance of point-of-sale systems and related terminal equipment, though recent state and local solicitations show minimal alignment with this scope. State and local governments use this code nominally for hardware maintenance contracts covering cashiering systems, but the recent opportunities tagged to the code span educational curriculum consulting, computer device procurement and refresh cycles, and mainframe system maintenance—none of which represent traditional point-of-sale equipment depot repair work. The issuing bodies across recent records include a state college system (Valencia College, Florida), a large school district (Hillsborough County Public Schools, Florida), a city procurement office (Salt Lake City Corporation), a county government (Greenville County, South Carolina), and a state department (Illinois Secretary of State). The geographic spread is limited to Florida, Utah, South Carolina, and Illinois in the most recent opportunities.

Representative recent solicitations show the misalignment between code assignment and actual procurement: Salt Lake City Corporation issued RFP SLCI26082 for a citywide cloud-based cashiering and point-of-sale solution consolidating fragmented systems across city departments, with proposals due September 22, 2026, covering 163,588 annual transactions and $150.66 million in historical volume; Hillsborough County Public Schools issued RFP 26376RFPDST for computer devices (Windows laptops, desktops, Chromebooks) with an estimated annual budget of $34 million and proposals due October 7, 2026; and the Illinois Secretary of State issued a sole-source notice (27350SOSITSOSB53050) for IBM z16 mainframe maintenance valued at $748,266.48. The code shows little relevant recent activity for traditional point-of-sale equipment depot repair services and appears to capture tangentially related IT maintenance and procurement activity through misclassification rather than genuine depot repair scope.