UNSPSC 82141701: Three dimensional 3D scanning

3D scanning is the process of analyzing a real-world object or environment to collect data on its shape and possibly its appearance (e.g. colour)

UNSPSC 82141701 Three dimensional 3D scanning (Commodity) encompasses the supply and implementation of three-dimensional scanning hardware, software, and services that state and local governments procure for specialized operational and training applications. Recent solicitations show the code covers full VR and scanning systems integration, including hardware deployment, software licensing, scenario libraries, technical implementation, training delivery, and ongoing support. State and local governments solicit under this code when building immersive training environments or security-screening infrastructure. The issuing bodies include city police departments, state correctional agencies, and departments of corrections, with work performed through both competitive RFP and sole-source procurement vehicles.

Activity appears concentrated in Utah. Salt Lake City Corporation issued RFP SLCI27030 for a comprehensive Virtual Reality law enforcement training system with proposals due November 11, 2026; the $322,770 scope includes VR hardware, software, a scenario content library with crisis-intervention and de-escalation training, implementation, instructor training, assessment tools, and five-year technical support. The Utah Department of Corrections, through the Utah Division of Purchasing, announced a sole-source intent to award (notice period closed June 8, 2026) for LineV Systems body scanner equipment, narcotics detection software, extended warranties, training, and integration services; the contract increase valued at $36,000 brought the total from $1,469,115.86 to $1,505,115.86 for body scanner expansion across multiple correctional facilities. Both opportunities demonstrate demand for turnkey scanning or immersive-training system procurement rather than standalone hardware commodity buys.