UNSPSC 10130000: Animal containment and habitats

UNSPSC 10130000 Animal containment and habitats, a Family code, encompasses construction of outdoor kennel facilities, specialized animal cage and transport systems, fish habitat structures for wildlife management, animal boarding services, and ancillary supplies such as K-9 nutrition and care products. State and local governments solicit under this code for animal control departments, law enforcement K-9 units, wildlife management divisions, correctional facility dog programs, and park systems managing aquatic ecosystems. Work ranges from build-to-spec outdoor kennel construction adhering to engineered standards and building codes, to acquisition of purpose-built animal transport vehicles with climate-controlled compartments, to procurement of replacement components for existing kennel systems, to deployment of artificial fish habitat structures, to ongoing animal care and boarding contracts, and to specialty nutritional products supporting working and custody animals.

Issuing bodies include city animal control departments (Greenville, Texas; Sandy Springs, Georgia; Fall River, Massachusetts), county boards of commissioners (Hillsborough County, Florida), state wildlife and conservation agencies (Utah Division of Wildlife Resources; Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Resources), state correctional systems (Connecticut Department of Correction), and police departments managing K-9 units. Recent activity spans Texas, Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Utah. Representative opportunities include the City of Greenville's RFP for Phase 1 outdoor kennels construction (response deadline November 2, 2026), Hillsborough County's ITB for three animal control vans equipped with temperature-controlled animal compartments and custom interior configurations (response deadline August 18, 2026, estimated contract value $270,000), the State of Utah Division of Wildlife Resources' RFQ for approximately 900 fish habitat structures deployed in Pineview Reservoir to address cover habitat insufficiency (response deadline October 2, 2026, project budget $250,000), the City of Sandy Springs Police Department's sole-source procurement for Midmark Shor-Line custom kennel enclosure panels (response deadline September 8, 2026, estimated cost $6,021.33), the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Resources' rolling-enrollment RFP for wildlife control services across DCR properties statewide with SBPP priority (initial response deadline August 31, 2026, estimated three-year contract value $500,000), the City of Fall River's RFP for animal boarding services supporting police department custody animals (response deadline July 30, 2026), and the Connecticut Department of Correction's ITB for specialty dog food, treats, supplements, and miscellaneous supplies for K-9 units (response deadline June 4, 2026).