UNSPSC 21101912: Livestock restraint chute

A stall used to confine livestock while administering injections, performing surgical operations, administering drugs, performing artificial insemination, assessment of pregnancy, treatment and castration.

UNSPSC 21101912 Livestock restraint chute (Commodity) encompasses the supply and delivery of corral systems, portable restraint equipment, and associated infrastructure for livestock handling at public facilities—work that state and local governments procure for agricultural operations, correctional facilities, and parks management. Recent solicitations show state agencies and municipalities acquiring portable corral systems, horse walkers, and fence panels with integrated post systems designed for livestock containment and movement. The issuing bodies include state departments (Texas Department of Criminal Justice, South Dakota state parks), municipalities (Herriman City, Utah), and county or regional authorities managing agricultural and equestrian facilities. Work typically involves fabrication to specification, delivery to site, and compliance with materials standards such as minimum wall thickness, weld quality, and structural integrity for heavy animal use.

Activity under the code spans South Dakota, Texas, and Utah. Representative recent opportunities include Custer State Park, South Dakota's IFB 26IFB19904 for continuous fence panels and posts with delivery to Buffalo Corrals by October 8, 2026 (bids due August 13, 2026), specifying 228 panels measuring 20 feet long and 56–62 inches high with seven horizontal rails and six vertical braces fabricated from recycled drill stem or structural pipe; the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's IFB IW258635 for a Horse Walker (due July 30, 2026) and IFB IW258621 for a Portable Corral System (due July 30, 2026), both administered through the Bonfire Hub procurement portal; and Herriman City's RFP for the Butterfield Arena and Event Center (due August 27, 2026), which includes arena design and equestrian-facility infrastructure planning. South Dakota procurement awards to the lowest responsible and responsive bidder within forty-five days; Texas and Utah follow standard RFP/IFB timelines with electronic submission required.