UNSPSC 10191703: Flying insect control traps

UNSPSC 10191703 Flying insect control traps, Commodity tier, describes sticky traps, glass traps, and trap components that state and local governments deploy for exotic fruit fly detection and eradication, Asian citrus psyllid monitoring, Japanese beetle delimitation, and related agricultural pest surveillance. The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) dominates recent activity, posting multiple RFQs for yellow panel traps, McPhail glass traps, and specialized trap components under small-business set-asides. State agricultural departments and county mosquito-control divisions also solicit under this code, though a July 2026 Hillsborough County Fire Rescue janitorial-supplies IFB and a Philadelphia micro purchase for Flowtron fly-control devices show occasional misclassification—those opportunities fall outside the core trap-procurement pattern. The code also captures trap-accessory components: cotton plugs for Jackson traps, Trimedlure lures and trap lures, trap tops and catch cans, and non-drying insect adhesives applied during manufacturing.

Activity concentrates in California, where CDFA has posted RFQs for yellow panel traps in Arvin (P26-0117, due July 29, 2026, small-business set-aside) and Fresno (P26-0038, due July 28, 2026, 200,000 units, $60,000 budgeted, SB/DVBE set-aside), McPhail glass traps (P25-1235, March 2026, RFQ), cotton plugs (P25-1145, February–March 2026, RFQ), and Trimedlure plugs (P25-1024, February 2026, RFQ). Florida and New Jersey also post intermittently—Pinellas County Mosquito Control sought aerial larvicide services (ITQ 26-0443, April 2026), and Bergen County, New Jersey established catalog pricing for mosquito-control products and supplies including traps (BC-BID-26-15, February–April 2026 RFB cycles). Most CDFA RFQs require small-business or DVBE certification, carry federal funding with UEI registration requirements, and impose detailed technical specifications for trap construction, adhesive properties, color standards, and field durability. Delivery to CDFA's Anaheim facility (2423 E Winston Road) recurs across multiple solicitations, and questions-to-addendum cycles typically span seven to fourteen days before response deadlines.