UNSPSC 83112506: Directional radio backbone capacity technical infrastructure service

Directional radio services: capacities concerning backbone TI (technical infrastructure)

UNSPSC 83112506 Directional radio backbone capacity technical infrastructure service is a Commodity code that encompasses fiber-based metro ethernet and wireless broadband connectivity services linking government locations to network points of presence and enabling last-mile WAN connectivity for state and local agencies. State and local governments procure this code to establish high-speed transport between remote facilities and centralized network hubs, with recent solicitations emphasizing fiber-based point-to-point metro ethernet, broadband ISP services, and managed connectivity for field operations across geographically dispersed sites with limited existing telecommunications infrastructure.

Issuing bodies include state information technology departments, counties, cities, school districts, and transit authorities; the Illinois Department of Information Technology and Washington Technology Solutions (WaTech) appear as repeat buyers in recent activity. Representative solicitations include the Illinois Department of Information Technology's request for fiber-based metro ethernet transport to connect the Department of Transportation's Hardin Bridge location to an Illinois Century Network Point of Presence (100 MB bandwidth, RFQ due July 30, 2026, estimated value $45,000); the County of San Mateo Parks Department's RFP for managed broadband connectivity services supporting remote park field operations with terrestrial wireless, satellite, or integrated multi-path systems (RFP due July 3, 2026, with local vendor preferences applying); and WaTech's RFQ for wireline ethernet or fixed wireless services across 29 Washington State agency sites ranging from 10 MB to 1 GB per site (RFQ due May 12, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Illinois, Washington, California, and Florida, with secondary activity across Texas, Colorado, Georgia, and other states. The code shows consistent procurement momentum across public sector telecommunications modernization, with emphasis on fiber delivery, uptime guarantees (typically 99.5% to 99.98% availability), 24/7 technical support, and integration with existing agency network infrastructure.