UNSPSC 82141703: Three dimensional 3D filming

3D and 360 degrees filming/capture

UNSPSC 82141703 Three dimensional 3D filming is a Commodity code capturing immersive content and visualization services that state and local governments are beginning to procure for specialized training and operational applications. The recent activity under this code shows law enforcement agencies soliciting turnkey virtual reality training systems that combine 3D scenario capture, interactive content libraries, and real-time scenario modification to deliver hands-on training in de-escalation, crisis intervention, tactical decision-making, and community interactions. The work encompasses not just 3D content creation but the full operational stack — hardware, software licensing, implementation, instructor training, technical support, and assessment tools — with the vendor responsible for scenario development, system configuration, documentation, and ongoing maintenance. Issuing bodies under this code include municipal police departments and city governments procuring or managing law enforcement training infrastructure through federal grants.

Salt Lake City Corporation posted RFP SLCI27030 on October 14, 2026, soliciting proposals for a comprehensive Virtual Reality law enforcement training system with proposals due November 11, 2026 through the Utah Public Procurement Place (U3P) website. The project is funded at $322,770, combining $290,625 in U.S. Department of Justice COPS Office FY25 Safer Outcomes grant funding with $32,145 in city project funds, and carries a five-year contract term with technical evaluation weighted at 70% of scoring and cost at 30%. The contract requires vendors to deliver a complete VR system with scenario library, real-time scenario management and modification, assessment and after-action review capabilities, installation and testing, instructor and administrator training for Salt Lake City Police Department personnel, comprehensive documentation, and warranty and ongoing technical support. Salt Lake City retains ownership of all work product and documentation. Geographic activity remains limited; this represents current state and local procurement under the code.