UNSPSC 83112403: Point to point digital telecommunications circuit

UNSPSC 83112403 Point to point digital telecommunications circuit is a Commodity code. State and local governments procure this code to deliver hybrid and remote-access connectivity for emergency management operations, educational institutions, correctional facilities, airport infrastructure, and specialized field deployments. Recent solicitations show agencies buying point-to-point data services via fiber Metro Ethernet, satellite internet terminals, cloud-based unified communications platforms, managed broadband for remote sites, and voice-over-IP system implementations. The issuing-body mix spans state departments (Texas Education Agency, Washington Military Department, Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology, Florida Department of Management Services, Texas Department of Information Resources, California Department of Technology), county governments (San Mateo County, Orange County, Sauk County, Collier County, Santa Clara County), cities (Austin, Doral, Ocala, Detroit), school districts (Temple ISD, Northside ISD, Fort Bend ISD, Eugene School District, Montgomery County Public Schools, Parkway School District), and specialized authorities (OCTA transit, airports, correctional facilities). State departments and school districts appear as repeat buyers across the recent opportunities. Geographic activity spans Texas, Florida, Washington, Illinois, California, Georgia, Missouri, Wisconsin, Oregon, and Maryland, with Texas and Florida showing the heaviest recent solicitation volume.

Representative recent opportunities include the Washington Military Department's RFP for Low Earth Orbit satellite internet service and associated hardware to support the Washington State Emergency Management Division's All-Hazard Alert Broadcast siren network and continuity communications (RFP27014, due December 3, 2026), the City of Doral ITB for telecommunications wiring services—installation, termination, configuration, and moves-adds-changes across data, cable television, video, and voice networks (ITB 2026-22, due September 28, 2026), the Texas Department of Information Resources' RFO for managed network services supporting multi-supplier environments across eligible state, local government, and higher education entities (DIR-CPO-STS-609, due September 4, 2026), and the Florida Department of Management Services' ITN for MyFloridaNet-3, a statewide telecommunications network covering WAN, MAN, internet access, and security services for state agencies and eligible public entities (ITN16760, due December 7, 2026 with estimated annual enterprise expenditure of approximately $60 million). The code shows sustained procurement activity driven by network modernization, emergency management infrastructure, education technology transitions, and federal compliance mandates such as California Assembly Bill 1637 requiring .gov domain adoption.