UNSPSC 82101606: Radio commercial production service

Service to create radio commercials which will be broadcast, can include studio time, talent fees, mixing, dubbing, etc.

UNSPSC 82101606 Radio commercial production service is a Commodity code. State and local governments buy audio-visual production, video recording and streaming, radio campaign creation and broadcast, and related production services under this code. The recent solicitations show activity in broadcast system automation and multi-channel content delivery for government communications, radio messaging campaigns with creative production and ad placement across multiple stations, and event-based audio-visual and production rigging services for conventions and trade shows. The issuing bodies include city procurement offices, county governments, state agencies, and special-purpose authorities. Broward County and the State of Rhode Island appear as active buyers; the Georgia World Congress Center Authority, City of Phoenix, City of Albuquerque, and Hillsborough County also posted opportunities in the recent window.

Recent activity spans Florida, Georgia, Rhode Island, and Arizona. Representative opportunities include Broward County's solicitation for a Manatee Awareness Radio Campaign (IFB, responses due August 10, 2026), requiring vendors to create, edit, and produce 15- or 30-second radio messages and air a minimum of 1,500 spots across 11 stations in English, Spanish, and Creole; the Georgia World Congress Center Authority's RFP for Audio Visual and Production Rigging Services (responses due September 30, 2026), seeking preferred providers for trade shows, conventions, and hybrid event production across four Atlanta-area venues; and the State of Rhode Island's Master Price Agreement 214 for Photographer Services (open-enrollment qualified-vendor list, initial proposals due September 15, 2026) and MPA 213 for Videographer Services (proposals due September 14, 2026), establishing multi-award vendor pools for state agencies, municipalities, and legislative and judicial branches. Broward County reserved its radio campaign contract for Small Business Enterprise firms and enforces an 85-percent self-performance requirement. Rhode Island requires acknowledgment of 15-percent minority and women business enterprise participation mandates and withholds a 0.33-percent contract administrative fee.