UNSPSC 82141704: Virtual reality simulation service

Virtual reality (VR) is an experience taking place within simulated and immersive environments that can be similar to or completely different from the real world

UNSPSC 82141704 Virtual Reality simulation service is a Commodity code capturing specialized training and experiential technology solutions. State and local governments procure VR systems and platforms under this code primarily for law enforcement training, with emphasis on scenario-based de-escalation, crisis intervention, and tactical decision-making instruction. The code sees issuing bodies limited to specialized public safety and educational institutions rather than broad municipal procurement offices.

Salt Lake City Corporation recently posted RFP SLCI27030 for a comprehensive Virtual Reality law enforcement training system with proposals due November 11, 2026, seeking a fully operational VR solution encompassing hardware, software, scenario libraries covering de-escalation and crisis response, implementation, instructor training, and technical support. The project is funded through a $322,770 U.S. Department of Justice COPS Office FY25 Safer Outcomes grant plus available city funding, with contract term of five years non-exclusive and evaluation weighted 70 percent technical merit (system capabilities, law enforcement scenario library, implementation and support, vendor qualifications) and 30 percent cost. No other recent state or local opportunities under this code appear in the dataset, indicating minimal current market activity. The Salt Lake City procurement signals demand concentrated in municipal police departments pursuing federally supported training modernization, though the code itself shows limited recent solicitation volume across state and local jurisdictions.