UNSPSC 83110000: Telecommunications media services

UNSPSC 83110000 Telecommunications media services is a Family code encompassing the professional audio-visual production, broadcast infrastructure, and specialized communications systems that state and local governments procure to support public meetings, emergency operations, and constituent engagement. State and local buyers under this code are acquiring live-event production services with full staffing and equipment (audio mixing, video capture, streaming integration, recording), fiber and copper telecommunications wiring installation and termination, satellite and terrestrial broadband connectivity, unified communications platforms (voice, video, unified messaging), emergency dispatch and answering services, inmate telephone and video visitation systems, and enterprise telephone system replacements. Recent solicitations from the Texas Education Agency, Washington Military Department, City of Doral, County of San Mateo, Orange County, Texas Department of Information Resources, and multiple school districts and municipal agencies reflect sustained demand for infrastructure modernization, regulatory compliance (California AB 1637 domain migration), continuity-of-operations communications, and managed service delivery across voice, data, and video channels.

The issuing bodies span state departments, county governments, cities, independent school districts, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts across Texas, Washington, Florida, California, Illinois, Connecticut, and Georgia, with standout repeat activity from Texas (TEA, DIR, Fort Bend ISD, Dallas-Fort Worth agencies), California (San Mateo County, Orange County, City of Doral—which is Florida), and Washington state. Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Education Agency's RFP 701-27-001 (audio-visual services for council meetings, proposals due October 21, 2026), the Washington Military Department's RFP for low-earth-orbit satellite internet terminals serving emergency management (proposals due December 3, 2026), the City of Doral's ITB 2026-22 for telecommunications wiring services including copper and fiber optic cabling (proposals closed September 28, 2026), the County of San Mateo's RFP for domain transition and implementation services to migrate to .gov infrastructure by January 1, 2029 (proposals due November 4, 2026), the Texas Department of Information Resources' cooperative contract COOP2026SOL-00009 for end-user IT outsourcing services across multiple service categories with historical annual sales in the $24–29 million range (proposals due October 20, 2026), and the Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology's IFB for statewide non-VOIP telephone system maintenance across approximately 1,100 locations (bids due August 20, 2026). Geographic concentration is strongest in Texas, California, Washington, and Illinois, with secondary activity in Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, and Massachusetts; the code shows sustained activity across planning-phase RFIs, competitive solicitations, and cooperative purchasing vehicles.