UNSPSC 10190000: Pest control products

A product, device, organism, substance, or item that is manufactured, represented, sold or used as a means for directly or indirectly controlling, preventing, destroying, attracting, or repelling any pest.

UNSPSC 10190000 Pest control products is a Family code encompassing the range of chemical and biological agents, application equipment, and related services that state and local governments procure to manage pest populations across facilities, parks, rights-of-way, and water systems. Recent state and local solicitations show active procurement of mosquito control chemicals, integrated pest management services, avian exclusion and bird control solutions, general pest control for multi-facility county and city operations, and aerial larvicide application. The code spans treatment chemicals (permethrin, malathion, naled, B.t.i., methoprene), application services (ground-based and aerial), and performance-based exclusion work. Issuing bodies include county governments (Cook County Illinois, Brazoria County Texas, Polk County Florida, Pinellas County Florida, Orange County Florida), city departments (Dallas, Fort Myers), school districts (Salt Lake City School District), housing authorities (Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development), and regional agencies. School districts and transit authorities represent a secondary but consistent buyer segment. Cook County, Brazoria County, and Salt Lake City School District appear multiple times in the recent opportunity pipeline, indicating sustained departmental engagement with the code.

The geographic spread spans Texas (Dallas, Brazoria County, Fort Bend County), Florida (Cook County, Pinellas County, Polk County, Orange County), California, Utah, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Illinois, and Oregon. Texas and Florida dominate recent activity. Representative recent solicitations include Cook County's three-year pest control countywide contract (IFB 262503031, proposals due June 17, 2026) covering insects, rodents, birds, and other pests across multiple county facilities with prevailing wage and DBE participation requirements; the City of Dallas's mosquito control chemicals procurement (219116, proposals due July 22, 2026) for new, unopened products delivered to specified locations; Brazoria County's mosquito control chemicals ITB (ITB #26-50, proposals due May 27, 2026) for ten distinct chemical products including permethrin, malathion, naled, and B.t.i. in multiple container sizes; Salt Lake City School District's avian exclusion project (DH2671TBC, proposals due June 30, 2026) for performance-based bird mitigation at its Transportation Department bus station; and Pinellas County's aerial larvicide application services contract (ITQ #26-0443-ITQ, proposals due April 23, 2026) for on-demand aerial application at approximately 4,000 acres annually. Many procurements carry prevailing wage requirements, federal compliance mandates (Davis-Bacon, E-Verify), and performance-bond obligations. Bid windows are typically 30–60 days, with price-based evaluation dominant in chemical and service contracts.