UNSPSC 10141606: Leashes or leads

UNSPSC 10141606 Leashes or leads (Commodity) shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned with the code's nominal scope. State and local governments buying under this code acquire pet restraint and control equipment for animal shelter, control, and veterinary operations. The issuing bodies soliciting pet-related supplies include county animal services departments, municipal animal control agencies, and independent school districts with K-9 programs. Beyond the code's direct scope, recent opportunities in the broader animal-services commodity family reveal that state and local purchasers are also acquiring pet housing (kennels, cat condos, cat towers), pet care supplies (cat litter, cat beds), and shelter management systems, though these fall under adjacent UNSPSC codes rather than leashes or leads specifically.

The most recent opportunities show activity concentrated in Florida and Texas. Hillsborough County (Tampa) has issued multiple ITQs and ITBs for cat litter ($37,500 estimated value, one-year term, March 2026), cardboard pet carriers ($43,200 estimated value, two-year term, June 2026), and cat condos and towers ($350,000 estimated value, March 2026). Broward County (Fort Lauderdale) solicited dog beds, cat beds, and accessories through competitive quotation (May 2026). The City of Fort Worth issued RFP 26-0179 for animal housing equipment including kennels and cat condos (due May 21, 2026). Los Fresnos Consolidated Independent School District in Cameron County, Texas posted an RFP for police, security, and K-9 supplies, parts, equipment, and services with an April 8, 2026 deadline—a broad IDIQ solicitation that may encompass K-9 restraint and control equipment but does not isolate leashes or leads as a line item. The code itself shows no recent standalone leash-or-lead procurement opportunities in the available records; buyers appear to bundle restraint and control equipment with broader K-9 or animal-services contracts rather than issue discrete solicitations for leashes alone.