UNSPSC 83111802: Closed circuit television services

UNSPSC 83111802 Closed circuit television services is a Commodity code that encompasses the supply, installation, maintenance, and technical support of CCTV systems and related audio-visual infrastructure serving state and local public facilities. State and local governments currently procure under this code for security monitoring at correctional and detention facilities, emergency operations centers, airports, convention centers, and administrative buildings; for public safety command centers requiring integrated video and voice systems; and for hybrid meeting support combining in-person and remote participants with livestreaming and recording. Solicitations span county sheriffs' offices, state departments, municipal transit authorities, correctional agencies, school districts, and special districts, with repeat buyers including the California Department of Motor Vehicles, Florida county governments, Georgia state agencies, and Texas state departments. The work is typically structured as fixed-price service contracts or indefinite-quantity master agreements with unit pricing for equipment, labor, and support, often bundled with installation, testing, commissioning, and 24/7 technical support obligations.

Activity clusters in California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Texas, and Washington, with recent opportunities reflecting both new system deployments and maintenance-support renewals. Representative recent solicitations include the California Department of Motor Vehicles requesting bids for CCTV system maintenance and technical support at the Van Nuys DMV Driver Safety Office (IFB 26-130, due September 9, 2026, with a $25,942 thirty-six-month budget and DVBE participation required); Hillsborough County procuring the Cablecast VIO2 OMNI System and Services for broadcast and content delivery integration at the Tampa Convention Center (sole-source procurement, due June 22, 2026); the Texas Education Agency soliciting audio-visual services for hybrid Council meetings in Houston, Austin, and San Antonio (RFP 701-27-001, due October 21, 2026, with comprehensive AV equipment, staffing, and Zoom integration); and Peachtree City Airport Authority requesting bids for air traffic control tower communications and weather systems at Atlanta Regional Airport–Falcon Field in Georgia (IFB, due September 17, 2026). Evaluation criteria typically weight qualifications and experience heavily, with pricing at 15–30 percent of total score; set-asides and preferences for DVBE, small business, local vendors, and VetHUB entities are common where state or local law applies.