UNSPSC 70122010: Animal health information services

UNSPSC 70122010 Animal health information services is a Commodity code covering veterinary care, animal welfare operations, and related support services that state and local animal control and shelter agencies procure to meet their statutory mandates. Recent solicitations show direct procurement of veterinary services (routine and emergency care, spay/neuter surgery, diagnostic testing), animal rescue and welfare operations (trap-neuter-vaccinate-release programs, rescue partner networks, animal boarding and kenneling), public health clinics (vaccination and microchip services), and ancillary supplies and management systems supporting shelter operations. The issuing bodies are primarily municipal animal care departments and county animal services divisions, with recurring activity in Texas (San Antonio, Fort Worth, Wichita), Florida (Collier, Hillsborough, Harris County), and scattered single opportunities in Georgia, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Oregon. Cities and counties dominate the buyer base; school districts and transit authorities are absent from recent postings under this code.

San Antonio Animal Care Services is the repeat buyer, posting four separate opportunities in July 2026 alone—Community Vaccine & Microchip Clinics (RFA due August 25, 2026, $20 per animal served), Spay/Neuter Contract Veterinarians (RFA due August 25, 2026, $1,300 per shift plus travel stipend), Rescue Partner Incentive Program for canine and feline rescue (RFA due August 25, 2026, $200 per animal pulled), and Emergency Care Veterinary Services (RFP 26-063 due August 17, 2026)—indicating sustained demand for specialized veterinary and animal welfare delivery. Other representative recent opportunities include Collier County's comprehensive veterinary services for its Domestic Animal Services Center (ITN 25-8347 due February 4, 2025, three-year term with renewals), a Collier County Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Release program (ITN 26-8652 due March 17, 2026, per-cat reimbursement rates of $5–$25 tiered by outcome), the City of Wichita's veterinary consulting services for its Animal Shelter (RFP due June 5, 2026, with Small & Emerging Business Enterprise set-aside weighting at 10%), the City of Fort Worth's one-time purchase of animal housing equipment (RFP 26-0179 due May 21, 2026, with 30% small business participation goal), and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control's shelter food supply program (due June 24, 2026). Geographic activity is concentrated in Texas, Florida, and North Carolina; most recent postings carry response dates between May and August 2026.