UNSPSC 10171702: Fungicides

UNSPSC 10171702 Fungicides is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of chemical products for pest management, vegetation control, and mosquito abatement across facilities, rights-of-way, and natural areas. State and local governments under this code buy fungicides, insecticides, herbicides, and related chemical products—often as components of broader pest control or vegetation management contracts—rather than as standalone commodity purchases. Recent solicitations reveal a mixed procurement pattern: some buying agencies bundle fungicides with labor-intensive application services (pest control contracts at colleges and municipalities), while others source chemical inputs separately for internal or contracted application programs (mosquito control districts, transportation departments, parks systems). Issuing bodies span state departments of transportation and parks, county mosquito control and public works divisions, city facilities management offices, college facilities departments, and special districts. Valencia College in Florida, Caltrans in California, Hillsborough County in Florida, and multiple Texas municipalities and counties appear as repeat buyers in recent activity.

Geographic activity clusters in Florida (Valencia College pest control across multiple campuses; Hillsborough County herbicide spraying; Pinellas County aerial larvicide; Orange County aerial mosquito control; Pasco County as-needed herbicides and copper sulfate) and California (Caltrans pre-emergent and contact herbicide applications in San Diego County totaling 1,200–720 acres across two separate IFBs). Kentucky Department of Parks has issued back-to-back RFBs for golf course chemicals (fungicides, insecticides, herbicides, and turf treatments) spanning multiple state parks, and Washington State Department of Enterprise Services is establishing a statewide contract vehicle for liquid and dry herbicides, aquatic herbicides, and ornamental products with a historical spend of approximately $7.77 million over four years. Caltrans IFB 11A4417 (San Diego County, 1,200 acres, pre-emergent and contact herbicide application, due July 2, 2026) and IFB 11A4439 (San Diego County, 720 acres, due September 8, 2026) are representative recent opportunities requiring licensed applicators and supplier pricing per acre. Hillsborough County ITB2600339 (herbicide spraying and planting, $544,532.50 estimated value, three-year term, due August 3, 2026) and Washington State DES RFP (vegetation management products across three categories, proposals due August 20, 2026, historical annual spend $914,419 to $3.87 million) illustrate both single-jurisdiction and statewide procurement vehicles active in the market.