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, a Commodity code, encompasses pesticide and insecticide products that state and local governments procure for mosquito control, vegetation management, and general pest suppression across facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers acquiring fenitrothion and related active ingredients as components of integrated pest management and vegetation control programs, though the recent-opportunities block names fenitrothion explicitly in none of the posted solicitations—instead, the activity reflects broader purchases of mosquito control chemicals, herbicides, insecticides, and pest control services where fenitrothion may appear as a formulation option within vendor product lines. The mix of issuing bodies includes city governments (Dallas, Ocala), county commissions (Brazoria, Hillsborough, Volusia, Gwinnett, Clay, Polk, Pinellas), state departments and agencies (Washington State Department of Enterprise Services, Georgia Department of Corrections), transit authorities (Volusia's VOTRAN), school districts (Parkway School District, Valencia College), and state universities (Columbus State University, Clay County). Repeat buyers over the past four months include the City of Dallas (three separate solicitations for mosquito control chemicals and pesticides) and Volusia County (two pest control service procurements). Geographic spread includes Texas (Dallas, Brazoria, Hillsborough), Florida (Volusia, Polk, Clay, Pinellas, Valencia), Georgia (Gwinnett, Columbus State, Ware Prison), Washington State, and Missouri (Parkway School District).

Representative recent opportunities include the City of Dallas purchasing mosquito control chemicals under Solicitation IFSCCSB2600029 (IFB, due July 22, 2026) requiring new, unopened products in original packaging delivered FOB to the District Manager's office at 7901 Goforth Road; Washington State Department of Enterprise Services issuing RFP 12225RFP (due August 20, 2026) for a statewide vegetation management and herbicide contract vehicle with historical annual spending ranging $914,419 to $3.87 million across state agencies, counties, and special districts, offering Reserved Awards to Washington Small Business and Certified Veteran-Owned Business respondents; and Brazoria County, Texas soliciting mosquito control chemicals under ITB #26-50 (posted April 29, 2026, due May 27, 2026) for ten distinct products including permethrin, malathion, naled, B.T.I., methoprene, and larvicide formulations with estimated annual costs for malathion at $245,995, naled at $177,372, and methoprene at $109,538. The code shows steady quarterly activity from municipal, county, and state buyers with contracts typically structured as three-year terms with renewal options, fixed unit pricing or monthly lump sums, and FOB delivery or freight-inclusive requirements.