UNSPSC 10191514: Fenitrothion

Non systemic insecticide to control the chewing, sucking and boring insects in cereals, soft fruit, tropical fruit, vines, rice, sugar cane, vegetables, turf and forestry

UNSPSC 10191514 Fenitrothion is a Commodity code that encompasses insecticide and pesticide products state and local governments procure for pest control, mosquito suppression, and vegetation management across facilities and public lands. The recent opportunities under this code reflect a diverse mix of pest management applications: school districts, cities, counties, and state agencies are actively soliciting pest control services where fenitrothion and related chemical products form part of the treatment arsenal, alongside broader-spectrum offerings such as aerial mosquito control, herbicide spraying, and integrated pest management across municipal facilities, parks, water treatment plants, and detention centers.

State and local procurement under the code spans school districts (Harlingen Consolidated ISD), municipalities (cities of Ocala, St. Cloud, Dallas, McKinney; Orange County and Pinellas County in Florida; Sacramento County in California; Gwinnett County in Georgia; Volusia County in Florida), county governments (White County, Georgia; Hillsborough County, Florida; Brazoria County, Texas; Polk County, Florida), state agencies (Nevada Army National Guard; Georgia Department of Corrections; Washington State Department of Enterprise Services), and special-purpose districts (Valencia College). Representative recent solicitations include Harlingen Consolidated ISD (RFP PEST1026 for pest control services, due October 19, 2026), City of Ocala (ITB FAC/260303 for monthly pest control across 56 city facilities including fire stations and water treatment plants, due January 8, 2026), Sacramento County (RFB 2026-RFB-0093 for Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter treatment services, bids due August 26, 2026), and Brazoria County (ITB #26-50 for mosquito control chemicals including Permethrin, Malathion, Naled, and Methoprene products, bids due May 27, 2026). Geographic activity is concentrated in Florida (multiple county and municipal solicitations), Texas (Dallas, McKinney, Brazoria County), Georgia (Gwinnett, DeKalb, White counties), California (Sacramento County), and Washington State, with additional activity in Nevada. The code sees active procurement for both product supply (chemicals, insecticides, and herbicides) and service delivery (pest control operations, aerial application, and integrated vegetation management), with contract terms typically ranging from one to three years and optional renewal periods of one to two additional years.