UNSPSC 83112404: Multi point analog telecommunications circuit

UNSPSC 83112404 Multi point analog telecommunications circuit is a Commodity code covering voice communication systems, circuit connectivity, and related telecommunications infrastructure that state and local governments procure for emergency operations, facility management, and interagency coordination. Recent solicitations show the code spans hybrid AV production services for council meetings, satellite internet terminals for emergency alert networks, telecommunications wiring and cabling installation across municipal data and voice infrastructure, managed network services for statewide connectivity, metro ethernet transport circuits, managed facilities voice networks for school districts, and inmate telephone systems—a mix reflecting both traditional circuit-based voice infrastructure and modern converged communications platforms. Issuing bodies include state agencies (Texas Education Agency, Washington Military Department, Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology, Texas Department of Information Resources), municipalities (City of Austin, City of Doral, City of Ocala), counties (Orange County, San Mateo County, Sauk County, Collier County), school districts (Fort Bend ISD, Temple ISD, Northside ISD, Eugene School District 4J), and special-purpose authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Peachtree City Airport Authority). State procurement offices are the repeat buyers, particularly for statewide cooperative contracts and managed services frameworks.

Recent activity spans Texas, Washington, Illinois, Florida, Georgia, California, and Wisconsin. Representative opportunities include the Texas Education Agency's RFP 701-27-001 for audio-visual services supporting TCDD Council meetings (due October 21, 2026), the Washington Military Department's RFP27014 for Low Earth Orbit satellite internet terminals for emergency management (due December 3, 2026), the City of Doral's ITB 2026-22 for telecommunications wiring services with fixed three-year term and renewable one-year options (due September 28, 2026, past deadline), the Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology's fiber-based metro ethernet IFB for state correctional facility connectivity (bids due October 20, 2026), Fort Bend Independent School District's RFP for districtwide life-safety managed facilities voice network (due October 21, 2026), and the Texas Department of Information Resources' cooperative contract COOP2026SOL-00008 for cabling services and related products serving state and local entities statewide (due September 24, 2026). Cooperative purchasing vehicles dominate state-level solicitation—DIR's end-user IT outsourcing and cabling cooperative contracts show historical volumes of $24.5–29.3 million and $11.1–12.0 million respectively across fiscal years 2023–2025—signaling sustained demand for framework agreements. Set-asides and preferences vary by issuer: VetHUB participation goals apply to several Texas and Washington procurements; DBE percentages apply to Orange County Transportation Authority; local small business and DVBE preferences appear in California and Washington solicitations. The code shows active pursuit among both turnkey managed-services vendors and equipment integrators, with contract terms typically spanning two to four years with optional renewals and payment structures mixing monthly recurring charges, non-recurring installation fees, and usage-based pricing.