UNSPSC 10191515: Chlorphyriphos

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

UNSPSC 10191515 Chlorphyriphos (Commodity) represents a narrow product line within state and local pest-control procurement — chlorpyrifos is an organophosphate insecticide used in routine facility pest control, mosquito suppression, and vegetation management across multiple issuing jurisdictions. State and local governments buy chlorpyrifos as part of broader pest-control service contracts and as a standalone chemical supply for in-house application or contractor use. Recent solicitations show the product is acquired by school districts, cities, counties, special districts, and state agencies as both an embedded component of service contracts and as a direct chemical purchase.

Recent activity reflects heavy concentration in Florida, Texas, and Georgia. Harlingen Consolidated Independent School District (Texas) solicited pest control services under ITB PEST1026 with proposals due October 19, 2026, likely encompassing chlorpyrifos-based treatments. The City of Ocala, Florida issued ITB FAC/260303 for citywide pest control services across 56 facilities, specifying EPA-approved residual insecticides applied via crack-and-crevice methods and direct spray. Brazoria County, Texas procured mosquito control chemicals under ITB 26-50 (bids due May 27, 2026) listing ten distinct chemical products including permethrin and malathion concentrates, methoprene briquets, and B.T.I. larvicides—chlorpyrifos does not appear as a line item in that bid, but comparable organophosphate and pyrethroid formulations do. Orange County, Florida sought aerial mosquito control (Y26-06-SS, responses due August 25, 2026) specifying Dibrom insecticide at 0.66 ounces per acre, a different active ingredient. The Washington State Department of Enterprise Services established a statewide vegetation management RFP (proposals due August 20, 2026) for herbicides, aquatic herbicides, and adjuvants—outside the chlorpyrifos scope. Hillsborough County, Florida issued ITB 2600339 for herbicide spraying and planting services (bids due August 3, 2026, estimated value $544,532.50) specifically excluding sulfonylurea family chemicals and broadcast spraying, narrowing the product scope. Chlorpyrifos does not appear as an explicit line item in any recent opportunity documented; state and local buyers appear to reference it indirectly through service contracts specifying "EPA-approved" or "labeled-rate" pesticides, or they procure it as part of undifferentiated chemical supply agreements where product names are withheld from public summaries.