UNSPSC 10121503: Feed corn

UNSPSC 10121503 Feed corn is a Commodity code that captures state and local government procurement of animal feed products, including hay, shavings, and specialized nutritional feeds for both shelter and operational livestock care. Recent solicitations show counties, municipalities, and special districts purchasing feed and related supplies to support animal care operations, equine facilities, and shelter programs. The work spans supply contracts ranging from standing orders with one-day delivery windows to longer-term service arrangements bundled with waste removal and facility management. Issuing bodies include county animal services divisions, municipal parks and recreation departments operating equestrian facilities, and independent animal shelter operations. Solano County, DeKalb County, the City of Conyers, and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control all posted solicitations under or aligned with this code within recent months, indicating repeat procurement activity from mid-sized jurisdictions managing animal welfare and operational resources.

Geographic activity concentrates in California and Georgia, with North Carolina also representing current demand. Representative recent opportunities include Solano County's IFB 325-0910-25 for animal feed products supporting the Animal Care Services Division (bids due September 26, 2024), DeKalb County's ITB 2026-085-ITB for feed, hay, and shavings for Little Creek Horse Farm with a three-year term and two one-year options (bids due July 23, 2026), the City of Conyers' RFP for equine waste removal, shavings sales, and feed sales at the Georgia International Horse Park with a ten-year initial term and optional five-year extension (proposals due August 27, 2026), and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control's shelter food supply program serving approximately 12,000 animals annually across two facilities (proposals due June 24, 2026). Contracts typically require F.O.B. destination delivery, insurance coverage including workers' compensation and general liability, and compliance with state hazardous-materials regulations where applicable.