UNSPSC 10191700: Pest control devices

UNSPSC 10191700 Pest control devices is a Class code that encompasses operational pest management and wildlife exclusion services—not devices themselves—across state and local facilities including transportation right-of-way corridors, water treatment plants, transit stations, correctional facilities, school districts, municipal buildings, and housing authorities. State and local procurement under this code reflects a mix of issuing bodies: state departments of transportation (notably Florida FDOT), state corrections agencies, transit authorities (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority), municipal utilities (water pollution control authorities), municipalities (towns and cities), school districts, and public housing authorities. Work solicited ranges from routine monthly preventive treatments and emergency response across multiple facilities, to specialized single-site projects such as avian exclusion systems. Bidders commonly must hold state pest control operator licenses, comply with integrated pest management protocols, maintain substantial insurance coverage (general liability ranging from $1 million to $5 million depending on scope), demonstrate prior land management or pest control experience, and meet state-specific registration and authorization requirements. Geographic spread includes Florida (with two active FDOT district solicitations for right-of-way mealybug control across multiple counties), California (state corrections statewide services), Massachusetts (transit authority pest management across four zones), Connecticut (municipal and water authority services), Utah (school district bird exclusion), and multi-state cooperative purchasing frameworks.

Recent representative opportunities include the Florida Department of Transportation District Five's ITB 17001 for right-of-way pesticide application across nine counties covering approximately 400 acres with a $150,000 budgetary ceiling and bids due October 6, 2026; the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's RFP 76-26 for integrated pest management across four geographic zones (3.7 million square feet) with proposals due July 27, 2026, incorporating 25 percent supplier diversity scoring and requiring MBE, WBE, VBE, and other certified subcategories; the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's IFB C5612975-D Rebid 2 for statewide temporary-relief pest control and small animal abatement services with bids due July 29, 2026, offering a 5 percent small business preference and 3 percent DVBE participation goal; and the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda's ITB 2026ITBAS003 for as-needed pest control services across office and residential properties on a five-year term with bids due August 28, 2026. Contract terms typically range from one to five years with renewal options contingent on performance and fund availability, and compensation structures vary from unit rates per acre or per square foot monthly to hourly billing with two-hour minimums for emergency response.