UNSPSC 70122006: Animal vaccination services

UNSPSC 70122006 Animal vaccination services (Commodity) covers on-site and mobile pet vaccination clinics, community vaccination campaigns, and ancillary immunization services state and local governments purchase to support public health, animal shelter operations, and resident access to preventative care. Recent solicitations show municipalities, counties, and animal-service agencies procuring mobile vaccination clinics at city facilities, high-volume shelter vaccination programs integrated with spay/neuter and medical care, and no-cost rabies and DHPP/FVRCP vaccination clinics hosted at shelter and off-site community locations. The issuing bodies include municipal animal-services departments (San Antonio, Millcreek, Phoenix, Wichita, Fort Worth), county animal-control offices (Davis County, Yamhill County, Collier County), city shelters (Atlanta, Bend), and regional animal-welfare entities (Bergen County Animal Shelter). San Antonio Animal Care Services appears as a repeat buyer, posting separate RFAs for community vaccine and microchip clinics ($20 per qualifying animal served) and emergency veterinary services in mid-2026.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southwest (Texas, Arizona, Utah) and Mid-Atlantic (New Jersey, North Carolina) regions. Representative current opportunities include the City of Millcreek's solicitation for mobile pet vaccination clinic services at City Hall (UNSPSC tag MKFIN2, due September 17, 2026), the City of San Antonio's RFA for community vaccine and microchip clinics operating at the Animal Care Services facility and off-site community locations throughout San Antonio, compensated at $20 per qualifying animal served with applications due August 25, 2026 (solicitation 26106), and Davis County, Utah's RFP for veterinary services encompassing preventative care, high-volume spay/neuter surgeries, and population health management at its Animal Care of Davis County shelter serving fifteen municipalities (solicitation DC202607, proposals due October 22, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Mountain Time through Bonfire). Davis County's RFP requires valid Utah veterinary licensure with appropriate DEA registrations and professional liability insurance at $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate. San Antonio structures compensation as monthly invoices following service delivery, while Millcreek's scope remains unspecified beyond on-site vaccination delivery.