NIGP 04072: Insects, (Not Otherwise Classified)

NIGP 04072 Insects (Not Otherwise Classified) is an Item code under which state and local governments currently solicit integrated pest management, mosquito control, and general pest and termite control services for municipal facilities, residential properties, and specialized operations. Recent opportunities show county and city purchasing offices buying year-round mosquito surveillance and abatement, vehicle-mounted and aerial pesticide application, routine pest inspections and treatments across facility portfolios, and emergency response capabilities tied to public health and facility maintenance needs. The issuing bodies span county commissions (Saginaw County, Michigan; Clay County, Florida), city environmental and facilities departments (City of Tucson, Arizona), and county purchasing departments. Work is typically solicited through RFPs with contract terms of one to three years and optional renewal periods.

Recent activity appears concentrated in Florida and Arizona, with a notable opportunity in Michigan. Clay County Board of County Commissioners issued RFP 2526084 for a Mosquito Control Program (response due May 7, 2026) requiring year-round integrated mosquito management with larval surveillance using GPS mapping and dip sampling, operation of minimum 20 CDC light traps for adult surveillance, vehicle-mounted Ultra-Low Volume adult control applications, and 24-hour emergency complaint resolution; the contractor must employ a certified Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Mosquito Control Director and maintain a local office within Clay County, with evaluation weighted toward experience (20 points), personnel qualifications (15 points), emergency availability (15 points), innovation and disaster response planning (20 points), and local business preference (5 points). The City of Tucson issued RFP 240058 for pest and termite control across City Facilities, City Residential units, and Tucson Police Department private residences (response due July 11, 2024), requiring Arizona Department of Agriculture pest management licensing and certified applicators; the contract utilized FTA funding for municipal facilities and HUD funding for residential units, introducing federal compliance and living wage requirements. A Saginaw County, Michigan Integrated Pest Management solicitation was posted May 7, 2026 (response due May 28, 2026), though detailed scope documentation was not accessible.