UNSPSC 10102000: Wild animals

UNSPSC 10102000 Wild animals is a Class code that shows minimal recent activity aligned with its nominal scope of wildlife procurement. State and local governments rarely solicit acquisition or management of wild animals under this code; the three substantive recent opportunities posted between February and July 2026 involve wildlife-related services and facilities that fall outside the code's core definition. The City of Pasadena Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department issued an RFP for equestrian center arena operations (a facility management contract), the Florida Department of Transportation District Five solicited a wildlife collision-avoidance system for roadside deployment on State Route 40, and the City of Waco requested a governance and financial study of the Cameron Park Zoo—none of which constitute direct procurement or management of wild animals. A fourth posting was an administrative relocation notice for the Williamson County Purchasing Department and contains no procurement activity.

The geographic spread of opportunities is limited to Texas and Florida, with no identifiable pattern of repeat buyers or sustained procurement activity. The equestrian facility RFP from Pasadena (due February 13, 2026) and the governance study from Waco (due August 1, 2024) represent municipal recreation departments, while the wildlife collision-avoidance system RFP from Florida DOT (technical proposals due May 5, 2026, price proposals May 13, 2026) represents a state transportation agency pursuing wildlife detection technology rather than animal acquisition. The code shows little current demand for products or services in its nominal category—business development professionals evaluating this code should note that state and local procurement under UNSPSC 10102000 does not currently reflect substantial volume in wildlife procurement, acquisition, or management services.