UNSPSC 10101710: Live peruvian rock seabass fish

A type of gamefish that lives in rocky and sandy coastal areas. Scientific name is palabrax humeralis. Family is serranidade. Other common names include: bagalo, cabrilla, cabrilla comun, cabrilla de roca, cabrilla gatito, cabrillones, cagalo, muni, cab

UNSPSC 10101710 Live Peruvian rock seabass fish, a Commodity code, does not align with the state and local procurement activity currently appearing under it. The recent solicitation record shows that state and local jurisdictions are actually purchasing live freshwater fish — specifically hybrid sunfish and trout fingerlings — for public fishing programs, aquatic resource management, and community recreation initiatives, not Peruvian seabass. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources IFB for sunfish to stock urban fishing lagoons and parks, and Montgomery County, Pennsylvania's RFP for trout-nursery operation demonstrate that the code's nominal scope diverges substantially from what governments are buying today under this tag.

The single relevant recent opportunity is the Illinois Department of Natural Resources IFB B27-422DNR-RESCO-B-54517, posted October 14, 2026, with bids due November 4, 2026, for 132,257 live hybrid sunfish (4"–6" length) to be delivered annually across six regional categories and statewide special events. The vendor must meet Illinois aquaculture licensing requirements, guarantee maximum 2% fish mortality within 72 hours, provide transportation equipment including fish hauling tanks and release chutes, maintain $1 million in both general commercial and auto liability insurance, and accept a two-year initial term with renewal options extending up to ten years. Domestic product preference applies. This represents concrete state-level procurement activity in the live-fish-supply category, though the fish species specified — hybrid sunfish — differs from the code's stated Peruvian seabass nomenclature. The code shows little relevant recent activity outside this Illinois opportunity; the Montgomery County fish-nursery sub-lease and the Williamson County notice do not represent direct procurement of live seabass or comparable products matching the code's scope.