UNSPSC 82131602: Motion picture cinematography

UNSPSC 82131602 Motion picture cinematography, a Commodity code, covers video production and media services that state and local governments buy to create promotional content, document events, produce educational and instructional materials, and support internal communications and public outreach. Recent solicitations show government bodies contracting for comprehensive video production—from pre-production planning and on-site filming through post-production editing and delivery of platform-specific content (social media reels, broadcast-quality documentaries, immersive media experiences). State and local issuing bodies include state environmental and cultural agencies, county parks departments, municipal governments, school districts, and state purchasing offices establishing master price agreements. Work spans campaign rebrand videos, event documentation, treehouse immersive audiovisual installations, utility and transportation communications, and archive and streaming infrastructure supporting government transparency and citizen engagement.

The code sees activity across California, Georgia, Rhode Island, Texas, and other states. Representative recent opportunities include the Governor's Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation (California) posting a Small Business–set-aside RFQ for videography services to document the Resilient California Summit, with a $19,999 contract maximum and October 2, 2026 due date covering pre-production, three-day onsite filming, and post-production delivery of flagships and social clips; Gwinnett County (Georgia) soliciting competitive sealed proposals for a design-build audiovisual production creating a 30-minute immersive film and integrated projection and audio systems for the Environmental & Heritage Center Sensory Treehouse, due September 24, 2026; the State of Rhode Island establishing a Master Price Agreement for videographer services through an open enrollment process with proposals due September 14, 2026 and rates quoted on individual mini-bid projects; LEAD Public Schools (Nashville) requesting video production and digital media services supporting internal communications and instructional content across three production tiers with a July 15, 2026 deadline; and California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment posting an IFB for strategic communications services including documentary and social media video production for Proposition 65 rebranding, budget capped at $250,000, due May 14, 2026.