UNSPSC 10191507: Bird repellents

UNSPSC 10191507 Bird repellents (Commodity) covers chemical and mechanical bird-control products and services that state and local governments procure to deter, exclude, or remediate avian activity at operational facilities. Recent solicitations show a mix of consumable deterrent products—such as 275-gallon totes of liquid bird deterrent—and integrated installation and remediation services including netting systems, exclusion hardware, dropping cleanup, and chemical treatments applied across airport terminals, school transportation facilities, port operations, and municipal buildings. Issuing bodies include port authorities, municipal transit operators, school districts, and city procurement offices. The scope reflects both preventive exclusion (bird netting, wire systems, coating treatments) and reactive remediation (dropping sanitation and cleanup), often bundled into turnkey or performance-based contracts where contractors warrant exclusion outcomes over multi-year terms.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Utah, and Texas. The Canaveral Port Authority (RFP 2615, due October 6, 2026) solicited integrated pest management and bird/pigeon deterrent services across 850,000 square feet of cruise terminals and recreational facilities on a fixed weekly schedule through September 30, 2028 with renewal options. Salt Lake City School District posted two separate opportunities: an IFB (DH2707BTN, due September 1, 2026) for permanent avian exclusion netting installation at three bus station canopies totaling 94,045 square feet, with six bids ranging from $224,768 to $308,169.20, and an earlier RFP (DH2671TBC, due June 30, 2026) for a turnkey bird mitigation and exclusion solution at the center canopy. Newark Liberty International Airport issued a bid (BID6000003475, due September 30, 2026) for four-year bird exclusion and dropping remediation services. The City of Dallas posted a quick-turn IFB (IFSAVIB2600006, due September 24, 2026) for 275 gallons of bird deterrent product on a fixed schedule. School districts and port/airport authorities appear to be the most active repeat buyers under this code.