UNSPSC 83112405: Point to point analog telecommunications circuit

UNSPSC 83112405 Point to point analog telecommunications circuit is a Commodity code representing fiber-based point-to-point metro ethernet transport services and related last-mile connectivity infrastructure that state and local governments procure to connect agency facilities to network points of presence and integrate geographically dispersed locations into wide-area networks. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies buying dedicated fiber metro ethernet circuits with specified bandwidth (often 100 Mbps), broadband ISP connectivity for remote or rural sites, inmate telephone and video visitation systems, managed broadband connectivity for field operations, and telecommunications infrastructure maintenance and repair. The issuing bodies are predominantly state technology departments (Illinois DoIT, Washington WaTech, California CDT), county governments (San Mateo Parks, Sauk County, Orange County, Collier County), school districts (Parkway School District Missouri, Hillsborough County Public Schools), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority), and special-purpose districts including judicial and utility organizations. Illinois Department of Information Technology and Hillsborough County Public Schools appear as repeat buyers in the recent opportunities block.

Recent activity is concentrated in Illinois, California, Washington, and Florida, with additional solicitations from Texas, Georgia, Mississippi, and Colorado. Representative opportunities include Illinois DoIT's July 2026 RFQ for fiber-based metro ethernet connecting Hardin Bridge to ICN points of presence across 15 Illinois sites, estimated at $45,000 and due July 30, 2026; San Mateo County Parks Department's July 2026 RFP for managed broadband connectivity serving geographically isolated park locations using terrestrial wireless, satellite, or multi-path systems, responses due July 3, 2026; Sauk County Wisconsin's July 2026 RFP for an inmate telephone, video visitation, kiosk, and tablet system with mandatory site visit July 21, 2026, due August 26; and Orange County Transportation Authority's July 2026 IFB for maintenance support on mobile radio and mobile data terminal systems serving 248 Harris radios across paratransit operations, with $200,000 estimated value and bids due July 27, 2026. Multiple jurisdictions seek fiber installation with specified uptime guarantees (99.5% to 99.98%), 24/7 support, and integration into existing agency systems; correctional facilities and transportation authorities show sustained demand for reliable last-mile connectivity and system integration.