UNSPSC 70161707: Conservation and management of animal or bird sanctuaries or pest free environments

Contracted services relating to ecological management and conservation of animal or bird sanctuaries or pest free environments

UNSPSC 70161707 Conservation and management of animal or bird sanctuaries or pest free environments is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure wildlife control, habitat restoration, ecological services, and pest management—primarily mosquito control, invasive species removal, stream restoration, avian predator management, and gopher tortoise recipient site services. The issuing-body mix spans city governments (Arlington, Texas; Salt Lake City; Mableton, Georgia; Union City, Georgia; Greenwich, Connecticut), county agencies (Dorchester County, South Carolina; Hillsborough County, Florida; Boulder County, Colorado), state departments (Florida Department of Transportation; Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife; Washington Department of Natural Resources), transit and water utilities (Tampa Bay Water; Florida's Turnpike Enterprise), regional authorities (Brazos River Authority), and special-purpose districts (Los Altos Hills County Fire District; Oceano Dunes District, California State Parks). Florida entities appear as repeat buyers across multiple jurisdictions and timeframes.

Representative recent opportunities reflect the code's breadth: the City of Arlington, Texas issued an RFP due October 22, 2026 for annual mosquito control services including surveillance, trap catch, larviciding, and adulticide application; Tampa Bay Water issued an RFP due November 13, 2026 for as-needed ecological services on a task-order basis; Atlanta Beltline, Inc. solicited competitive sealed bids due November 17, 2026 for construction and implementation of Proctor Creek stream restoration covering approximately 900 linear feet with invasive species removal, riparian revegetation, and green infrastructure installation; Dorchester County, South Carolina issued an IFB due October 21, 2026 for Ashley River Scenic Blue Trail obstruction clearing under FHWA funding; Florida Department of Transportation District Five issued an ITB due October 6, 2026 for right-of-way pesticide application across approximately 400 acres with a budgetary ceiling of $150,000; and the Oceano Dunes District of California State Parks issued two RFPs—one due October 7, 2026 for endangered avian banding services (Western Snowy Plover and California Least Tern) and one due September 30, 2026 for avian predator specialist services. Activity concentrates in Florida, Texas, California, and the Pacific Northwest, with secondary activity across the Southeast and Mountain West.