UNSPSC 10191512: Cypermethrin

Non systemic insecticide used to control a wide range of insects in fruits,vines, vegetables, cereals, maize, rice, cotton, forestry and ornamentals, etc.

UNSPSC 10191512 Cypermethrin, a Commodity code, covers pyrethroid insecticide products that state and local governments procure primarily for mosquito control, vector management, and pest control operations across facilities and outdoor areas. Recent solicitations show cypermethrin purchased as part of broader mosquito control chemical portfolios and integrated pest management programs by cities, counties, state agencies, and special districts seeking EPA-registered larvicides and adulticides for seasonal and year-round operations.

State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code span cities (Dallas, Ocala), counties (Brazoria, Polk, Clay, Volusia, Gwinnett, Hillsborough), state departments (Georgia Department of Enterprise Services, State of Georgia), and special districts (Pinellas County Public Works, Valencia College). Brazoria County, Texas and the City of Dallas appear as repeat buyers of mosquito control chemicals, with Dallas issuing multiple informal solicitations (IFS) for pesticide purchases in April and July 2026. Representative recent opportunities include Brazoria County ITB #26-50 for mosquito control chemicals due May 27, 2026, which explicitly specified ten distinct chemical products including Permethrin 30-30 Concentrate and Permethrin 31-67 Concentrate in containers ranging from 2.5-gallon cans to 55-gallon drums with estimated annual expenditures for Permethrin 30-30 at $18,262.00; the City of Dallas informal solicitation IFSCCSB2600029 for mosquito control chemicals due July 22, 2026, requiring new, unopened products in original packaging with FOB delivery to 7901 Goforth Road, Dallas; and Washington State Department of Enterprise Services RFP 12225RFP for vegetation management and related products due August 20, 2026, which included liquid and dry herbicides and aquatic products with four-year cumulative spending of approximately $7.77 million across state agencies, counties, and special districts. Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (Brazoria, Dallas, Polk counties), Florida (Clay, Volusia, Pinellas counties; Valencia College), Georgia (Gwinnett County, Columbus State University, Ware State Prison), and Washington State, with additional recent activity in Missouri (Parkway School District) and broader multi-state procurement vehicles established by state departments of enterprise services.