UNSPSC 10191518: Carbaryl

A type of insecticide that controls the growth of chewing and sucking insects, controls the growth of earthworms in turf and is used as an animal ectoparasiticide.

UNSPSC 10191518 Carbaryl, a Commodity code, covers mosquito control and general pest management chemicals that state and local governments procure for disease vector suppression, facility pest control, and vegetation management operations. The code encompasses concentrated active ingredients and formulated products—including carbaryl itself, permethrin, malathion, naled, and related larvicides and adulticidesx—that public agencies deploy in integrated pest management programs serving counties, cities, school districts, and specialized mosquito control districts. Recent solicitations show the work ranges from single-chemical line-item purchases to comprehensive multi-product supply agreements, with issuing bodies including county mosquito control programs, city parks and facilities departments, regional transit authorities, state departments, and higher-education institutions. Repeat activity appears concentrated in Florida and Texas jurisdictions, with secondary activity in Georgia, Washington, and Missouri.

Recent opportunities span multiple geographic jurisdictions and contracting vehicles. The Washington State Department of Enterprise Services issued RFP 12225RFP on July 7, 2026 (proposals due August 20) to establish a statewide contract vehicle for liquid and dry herbicides, aquatic herbicides, adjuvants, and ornamental products serving state agencies and municipalities, with historical spending of $7.77 million over four years and awards anticipated to up to four Main bidders plus up to one Reserved Award per category; the City of Dallas issued IFB IFSCCSB2600029 on July 15, 2026 (bids due July 22) for mosquito control chemicals at a single delivery location; Brazoria County, Texas issued ITB #26-50 (posted April 29, due May 27) for ten distinct mosquito control chemical products in bulk sizes, with estimated annual costs ranging from $18,262 for Permethrin to $245,995 for Malathion; and Hillsborough County, Florida issued ITB 26-00146 (February 9, due March 6) for herbicides and insecticides under a two-year blanket purchase agreement with a $53,797.50 estimated spend. Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Florida (multiple pest control and mosquito programs across Volusia, Pinellas, Polk, Clay, and Hillsborough counties) and Texas (Dallas, Brazoria), with notable activity in Georgia (Gwinnett County, state prison systems) and Washington (statewide cooperative).