UNSPSC 10191515: Chlorphyriphos

Non systemic insecticide to control Coleoptera, Diptera, Homoptera and Lepidoptera in soil or on foliage.

UNSPSC 10191515 Chlorphyriphos, a Commodity code, encompasses pesticide and herbicide products that state and local governments procure for mosquito control, vegetation management, facility pest control, and specialized extermination programs. Solicitations under this code range from direct purchases of chemical formulations to establishment of blanket purchase agreements and multi-year service contracts where chemicals are applied by contracted operators. Issuers span city governments (Dallas, Ocala), counties (Brazoria, Volusia, Hillsborough, Clay, Polk, Gwinnett, DeKalb), state agencies (Washington Department of Enterprise Services, Georgia Department of Corrections), school districts (Parkway School District), and higher-education institutions (Valencia College, Columbus State University). Recent activity shows significant demand from pest control service procurement vehicles that bundle chemical supply with labor, alongside direct chemical supply contracts. Cities and counties dominate the issuing-body mix, with several jurisdictions posting multiple solicitations within the recent window.

Recent opportunities span the South and Southeast with notable concentration in Texas, Florida, and Georgia. The Washington Department of Enterprise Services issued a statewide vegetation-management RFP (due August 20, 2026) establishing a four-year contract vehicle with estimated historical annual spending of $914,419 to $3.87 million across state agencies, counties, and special districts, organized into three product categories (WSDOT-tested herbicides, related vegetation products, and utility control products) with set-asides for Washington small businesses and certified veteran-owned businesses. The City of Dallas posted an IFB for mosquito control chemicals (due July 22, 2026) requiring FOB delivery to a single location with no substitutes accepted. Brazoria County, Texas solicited mosquito control chemicals via ITB (due May 27, 2026) naming ten distinct formulations with estimated annual expenditures by product ranging from $18,262 for Permethrin 30-30 to $245,995 for Malathion bulk pricing. Volusia County, Florida issued an ITB for pest control services across 150–180 facilities (due July 2, 2026) with local preference up to five percent. Hillsborough County, Florida procured herbicides and insecticides under a two-year blanket purchase agreement estimated at $53,797.50 (bid due March 6, 2026). Multiple Florida counties and cities—including Clay County, Pinellas County, Polk County, and others—solicited comprehensive mosquito control programs and pest management services, most often structured as RFPs or ITBs with service terms spanning three years plus optional renewals. Parkway School District in Missouri solicited school-approved pesticides on an as-needed basis with estimated annual spend of approximately $4,500 (due February 5, 2026).