UNSPSC 10110000: Domestic pet products

UNSPSC 10110000 Domestic pet products is a Family code that encompasses consumable pet supplies, live animals, and specialized equipment for companion animal care and control operations. State and local governments procure cat litter, specialty dog food and supplements, live fish for mosquito control and fish stocking programs, live poultry for wildlife management, cardboard pet carriers, and cat housing and enrichment equipment under this code. The issuing bodies include county commissioners' offices (notably Hillsborough County, Florida, a repeat buyer across multiple pet-related categories), state wildlife and fish-and-game departments, departments of correction with K-9 units, and county pet resource centers. Recent solicitations show active procurement of consumables on recurring and as-needed bases alongside one-time capital purchases for facility infrastructure.

Activity concentrates in Florida and New Hampshire with secondary presence in Connecticut and New Jersey. Hillsborough County has posted multiple recent opportunities: ITQ-26-00305 for cardboard pet carriers (due July 2, 2026, estimated value $43,200 over two years), ITQ-26-00201 for cat litter (due March 25, 2026, estimated value $37,500 for one year), and ITB-26-00149 for cat condos and towers (due March 31, 2026, estimated value $350,000). The Connecticut Department of Correction issued ITB DOC26GS0001AA on May 21, 2026, seeking specialty dog food, treats, and supplements for K-9 units (bid deadline June 4, 2026). The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department posted RFB 110-26 for approximately 9,500 live ring-neck pheasants annually (bid deadline March 31, 2026) and a request for aerial stocking services for fingerling brook trout (bid deadline March 6, 2026). Hillsborough County also solicited live mosquitofish (ITB-26-00227, due May 7, 2026, estimated value $169,440 over three years). Most opportunities employ ITB, ITQ, or RFB notice types with electronic submission through county procurement platforms or state systems; several name E-Verify, Florida Drug-Free Workplace, or Connecticut compliance requirements as standard contract conditions.