UNSPSC 83111601: Telecommunication signal enhancement network services

UNSPSC 83111601 Telecommunication signal enhancement network services is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to procure metro ethernet transport, managed broadband connectivity, satellite communications, mobile radio systems, VoIP infrastructure, and related telecommunications equipment and support—work that ranges from point-to-point fiber circuits connecting agency locations to LEO satellite compliance monitoring and emergency dispatch console maintenance. The issuing bodies span state information technology and transportation departments (Illinois Department of Information Technology, Florida Department of Transportation, Colorado Broadband Office), counties (Collier, San Mateo, Sauk, Orange, Hillsborough), cities (Detroit, Wichita, Thomasville, Ocala), school districts (Parkway, Valencia College, Eugene School District 4J), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority), and special districts (Capital Region Development Authority, Maryland Stadium Authority). Recent opportunities cluster around fiber-based metro ethernet last-mile connectivity, broadband ISP services to remote or rural locations, mobile radio and data terminal maintenance, inmate communications systems, emergency communications infrastructure (NG911), and classroom technology integration—reflecting urgent state and local investment in network modernization and emergency-response capability.

The geographic spread centers on Florida, Illinois, Washington, California, Texas, Georgia, and Colorado, with secondary activity in Connecticut, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Kansas, and other states. Representative recent opportunities include the Illinois Department of Information Technology's solicitation (27448DOITTELECB53267, RFQ, July 30, 2026 response deadline) for fiber-based metro ethernet transport to connect Department of Transportation locations across fifteen ICN POP sites statewide at an estimated $45,000 contract value with 99.98% uptime requirement; San Mateo County Parks Department's procurement (2026RFP00539, RFP, July 3, 2026 deadline) for managed broadband connectivity using terrestrial wireless, satellite, or multi-path systems to support remote field operations with local-vendor preferences (5–10% equalization points depending on certification); and the Orange County Transportation Authority's bid (250403, IFB, July 27, 2026 deadline) for maintenance support on 248 Harris mobile radios and mobile data terminals serving 218 paratransit buses at $200,000 annual estimated value. Sole-source and single-brand procurements appear frequently (Collier County's FloridaSatNet satellite communications notice, Hillsborough County's Cablecast VIO2 OMNI broadcast system), reflecting vendor-specific technology lock-in and specialized infrastructure requirements. Set-asides and local preferences vary widely—DBE goals apply in some transit authorities, small-business encouragement is common in school districts, and cooperative purchasing vehicles (Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative NET2628 network supplies bid at $12.011 million estimated two-year spend) serve multi-district consortia across Texas. The code shows sustained high activity with competitive response deadlines concentrated in June through August 2026, indicating robust state and local demand for network infrastructure modernization and operational telecommunications support.