UNSPSC 10191506: Rodenticides

UNSPSC 10191506 Rodenticides is a Commodity code that covers pest control products and services state and local governments procure to manage rodent and broader pest infestations at facilities, transportation infrastructure, and maintenance sites. The scope of work encompasses integrated pest management services, including routine inspections, pest elimination treatments, and the application of licensed pesticides across maintenance stations, warehouses, parks, and transportation facilities. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include state transportation departments (Caltrans), county governments (DeKalb County, San Bernardino County), and state administrative agencies (Washington State Department of Enterprise Services). Contracts typically require bidders to hold current pest control licenses and certifications from state regulatory boards, maintain comprehensive liability and workers' compensation insurance, and comply with environmental and occupational safety standards. Contract terms commonly run three to five years, with unit-rate or monthly pricing structures covering labor, materials, equipment, and travel.

Recent activity shows concentrated procurement in California and Washington, with significant statewide and regional volume. Washington State Department of Enterprise Services posted RFP 12225RFP on July 7, 2026, soliciting vegetation management and related products (including adjuvants and herbicides) through August 20, 2026, with historical annual spending of $914,419 to $3.87 million and four-year cumulative spending of approximately $7.77 million across state agencies, counties, and special districts. Caltrans issued IFB 08A3959 on February 4, 2026, for integrated pest management services across twelve maintenance stations in San Bernardino County, with bids due February 19, 2026, requiring California Structural Pest Control Board licensure and current pesticide applicator credentials; the contract runs three years commencing July 1, 2026. A second Caltrans solicitation, IFB #07A6378, targeted hazardous waste disposal services with responses due April 30, 2026, reflecting the broader environmental remediation scope tied to maintenance operations. Set-asides and preferences appearing across these opportunities include mandatory three percent Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise participation, small-business preferences of five percent (San Bernardino County), and reserved awards for Washington-certified small businesses and veteran-owned firms.