UNSPSC 95101707: Telecommunication site

A defined piece of land used to house a telecommunications site

UNSPSC 95101707 Telecommunication site is a Commodity code that in practice covers software licenses, hardware maintenance, and support services for telecommunications and IT infrastructure. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show procurement of cloud call-analytics software, enterprise design software, and server hardware maintenance tied to voice and data systems. The issuing bodies are county departments — Orange County, California has posted three recent opportunities across its Information Technology, Waste & Recycling, and Auditor-Controller divisions, all seeking firm fixed-price contracts for software licenses and hardware support on one-year initial terms with renewal options. These solicitations carry cooperative purchasing provisions allowing subordinate units and other governmental entities to extend awarded contracts, and all require bidders to hold applicable vendor certifications (Autodesk reseller status, IBM VAR or Reseller registration) and comply with Orange County's local small business and disabled veteran enterprise preferences, which offer five to eight percent price deductions depending on certification status.

The recent activity is concentrated in California, specifically Orange County, which has driven three competitive IFBs posted in mid-March 2026. The County of Orange Information Technology issued an IFB on March 24, 2026 (due March 13, 2026) for Variphy Cloud Call Analytics License software supporting migration to Webex Calling, with deliverables including a multi-platform base installation, 5,000 add-on unit licenses, SBC Tier 1 configuration, and data import services across 15,000 units. OC Waste & Recycling solicited Autodesk licenses and subscriptions via IFB on March 12, 2026 (due March 19, 2026), procuring 40 AutoCAD licenses including Civil 3D and Raster Design subscriptions for landfill design and engineering support. The County's Auditor-Controller posted an IFB on March 10, 2026 (due March 19, 2026) for IBM Power Systems hardware, software maintenance, and 24/7 remote support covering PowerVM Enterprise, AIX, and PowerHA SysMirror across two countywide locations supporting the CAPS+ accounting system. All three contracts are fixed-price annual agreements with four one-year renewal options subject to Board of Supervisors approval, and all require performance and labor/material payment bonds upon award.