UNSPSC 83111802: Closed circuit television services

UNSPSC 83111802 Closed circuit television services is a Commodity code that spans video surveillance, monitoring, and related communications systems deployed in public facilities—though recent state and local solicitations show the code captures a much broader range of communications and connectivity infrastructure than the code name alone suggests. State and local governments are actually soliciting under this code for inmate telephone and video systems, emergency communications infrastructure, dispatch console maintenance, broadband connectivity services, and mass notification platforms alongside traditional CCTV. Issuing bodies include state departments (Illinois, Colorado, Texas), county governments (Sauk, Collier, Orange, Hillsborough, Harrison, Los Angeles), cities (Peoria, Wichita, Ocala, Detroit, Thomasville), school districts (Valencia College, Poplarville, Eugene), and specialized authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Jacksonville Transportation Authority, North Florida TPO). No single repeat buyer stands out in the recent opportunities block, though Florida jurisdictions (Hillsborough County, Collier County, Broward County, Peoria) appear multiple times across different solicitation types.

Recent opportunities span a wide geographic footprint: Illinois (fiber-based Metro Ethernet for DOT, Everbridge emergency software), Florida (CCTV and access control at Tampa Convention Center, sole-source satellite communications for Collier County, inmate telephone systems for Sauk County, Wisconsin), Colorado (LEO satellite compliance monitoring), California (broadband for San Mateo County Parks, maintenance for OCTA paratransit radios), Georgia (HAAS Alert transponders, Thomasville VoIP), Texas (agency-wide wireless and satellite services for DIR, network systems through cooperative purchasing), and Washington State (broadband ISP and wireline Ethernet services for multiple state agencies and correctional facilities). Representative recent opportunities include the Illinois Department of Information Technology's July 2026 RFQ for fiber-based Metro Ethernet transport (due July 30, 2026) to connect DOT field locations to state network points of presence across 15 sites statewide, estimated at $45,000; Sauk County, Wisconsin's August 2026 RFP for an inmate telephone, video visitation, and tablet system at the county jail with mandatory site visit July 21, 2026 and 60-day installation deadline; and the Orange County Transportation Authority's July 2026 IFB for mobile radio and mobile data terminal maintenance across 248 units serving paratransit operations, estimated at $200,000 for one-year firm-fixed rates. The code shows active, multi-state procurement activity across correctional, transportation, public safety, and municipal broadband domains, with evaluation heavily weighted toward operational reliability, security compliance, and total cost of ownership.