UNSPSC 83112200: Enhanced telecommunications services

UNSPSC 83112200 Enhanced telecommunications services is a Class code covering professional audio-visual services, satellite internet connectivity, telecommunications wiring and cabling installation, domain migration infrastructure work, and related managed communications systems that state and local governments are actively soliciting across multiple jurisdictions. State and local buyers under this code span state agencies (Texas Education Agency, Washington Military Department, Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology, Florida Department of Management Services), counties (San Mateo, Orange, Hillsborough, Sauk), cities (Doral, Austin, Ocala, Detroit), school districts (Fort Bend ISD, Temple ISD, Eugene School District 4J, Northside ISD, Parkway School District), transportation authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority), special districts (Central Health, Peachtree City Airport Authority), and correctional and health agencies. Recent opportunities show issuing bodies are split between state procurement offices conducting statewide contracts and individual municipalities or districts running localized RFPs and RFQs for discrete services.

Recent activity spans Texas Education Agency's RFP 701-27-001 for audio-visual services supporting hybrid Council meetings in Houston, Austin, and San Antonio (proposals due October 21, 2026); Washington Military Department's RFP27014 for Low Earth Orbit satellite internet data service across 122 low-bandwidth pole-mounted terminals, 4 portable terminals, and 2 higher-bandwidth fixed sites in multiple Washington counties (proposals due December 3, 2026, pre-bid October 21); City of Doral's ITB 2026-22 for telecommunications wiring services covering installation, termination, and configuration across data, cable television, video, and voice networks (bids due September 28, 2026, now closed); County of San Mateo's RFP TSD20271940 for domain transition and implementation services migrating County systems from smcgov.org to a .gov domain in compliance with California Assembly Bill 1637 (proposals due November 4, 2026); and Texas Department of Information Resources' cooperative contract COOP2026SOL-00008 for cabling services and related products serving state agencies, local governments, higher education, and K-12 school districts across Texas (proposals due September 24, 2026). Geographic concentration is heaviest in California (San Mateo, Orange, Hillsborough counties), Texas (statewide through DIR, Houston and Austin through TEA), Washington State (emergency management and correctional facilities), and Illinois (state agency network contracts), with secondary activity across Florida, Georgia, Missouri, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, and Oregon. The code reflects a diverse market spanning hybrid meeting production, emergency communications infrastructure, fiber and copper cabling work, cloud-based domain migrations, and managed network and satellite services, indicating sustained state and local investment in both tactical communications equipment and strategic technology modernization.