UNSPSC 21101801: Sprayers

UNSPSC 21101801 Sprayers is a Commodity code that covers specialized application equipment used in state and local pest management and vegetation control operations. The recent solicitations under this code show a mix of actual sprayer equipment procurement and aerial application services for mosquito control. Issuing bodies include county public works and mosquito control divisions, state transportation departments, and some quasi-public cooperative purchasing networks. State and local governments buy manual backpack sprayers, truck-mounted ULV (ultra-low volume) equipment, triple-injection spray systems for herbicide and insecticide application on roads and rights-of-way, and related accessories and parts. When governments do not have in-house or available assets, they also contract for aerial application services on a call-out basis to supplement their own equipment capacity.

Recent activity spans the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. Pinellas County, Florida issued an Invitation to Quote (ITQ #26-0443-ITQ, due April 23, 2026) for aerial larvicide application services covering approximately 4,000 acres annually across the county's mosquito control program, with an estimated annual value of $400,000. Bergen County, New Jersey issued two successive Invitation for Bid opportunities for catalog pricing of mosquito control chemical products, supplies, and equipment over a 24-month term under the New Jersey Cooperative Purchasing Alliance, with the re-bid (BCBID26151REBID, due April 21, 2026) including dusters, misters, backpack sprayers, and truck-mounted ULV units alongside chemical adulticides and larvicides. The Missouri Department of Transportation Southeast District posted an Invitation for Bid (IFB #300000219272754, due February 19, 2026) for two 60-gallon triple injection sprayers with electronic boom controls and chemical injection capability for roadside application. Bergen County extended pricing to over 270 cooperative members across 15 counties with no membership fee, while both Pinellas County and MoDOT offered set-aside or preference pathways for SBE, MBE, WBE, and veteran-owned vendors.