UNSPSC 70122002: Animal disease control

UNSPSC 70122002 Animal disease control (Commodity tier) encompasses animal impoundment, kenneling, boarding, behavioral management, rescue services, veterinary care, vaccination and microchip clinics, spay/neuter programs, and animal feed and housing supplies procured by state and local animal shelters, police departments, county animal control divisions, and public health agencies. Recent state and local solicitations show cities, counties, and special-purpose animal care jurisdictions actively procuring operational support services—daily shelter operations, emergency and routine veterinary care, behavioral rehabilitation, adoption facilitation, and community health initiatives—alongside consumables and equipment. Issuing bodies range from large city animal care departments (San Antonio, Phoenix, Fort Worth, Wichita) to county sheriff's offices (Yamhill County, Oregon) and specialized animal welfare facilities (Bergen County Animal Shelter), with repeat procurements from San Antonio Animal Care Services reflecting sustained demand for veterinary, rescue partner, vaccine clinic, and spay/neuter contract services.

Recent opportunities span Arizona (Phoenix animal boarding and Harris County pet clinic supplies), Texas (San Antonio emergency and routine veterinary services, spay/neuter and vaccine clinics, rescue partner incentives; Fort Worth animal housing equipment; Wichita veterinary consulting; McKinney equine boarding), Florida (Hillsborough County cardboard pet carriers; Collier County comprehensive veterinary services; Pasco County software RFI), Oregon (Yamhill County dog kenneling and adoption), Georgia (Tift County school CTAE lab equipment, Charlotte-Mecklenburg shelter food supply), New Jersey (Bergen County canine behavior management), and California (Solano County animal feed). Notable recent solicitations include the City of Phoenix RFQ for animal boarding services (sealed offers due October 21, 2026 at 2:00 p.m., five-year term with DBE-N reporting requirements), Yamhill County Sheriff's Office RFP for dog kenneling and adoption services operating within or near McMinnville (proposals due August 31, 2026), the City of San Antonio's August 2026 applications for emergency veterinary care (RFP deadline August 17, 2026, pre-submittal conference July 13), spay/neuter contract veterinarians (August 25, 2026), vaccine and microchip clinics ($20 per animal, applications due August 25, 2026), and rescue partner incentives ($200 per animal pulled from shelter), and the City of Fort Worth's RFP for animal housing equipment including 200–250 kennel doors, group housing kennels, and cat condos with 30% small business participation goal (due May 21, 2026). Collier County Domestic Animal Services issued ITN 25-8347 for comprehensive veterinary services (proposals due February 4, 2025) with local-vendor and WBE/MBE evaluation preferences. The City of Wichita's RFP for veterinary consulting services (sealed proposals due June 5, 2026) included 10% Small & Emerging Business Enterprise set-aside weighting and multi-year renewal structure. Hillsborough County's ITQ for cardboard pet carriers (quotes due July 2, 2026) represents a $43,200 two-year consumables contract.