UNSPSC 72102100: Pest control

UNSPSC 72102100 Pest control, a Class code, encompasses integrated pest management, rodent control, insect and arachnid treatment, bird and stinging insect management, and specialty services such as bed bug remediation and termite inspection across institutional, commercial, and residential facilities operated by state and local governments. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies procuring monthly preventive treatments, emergency response capabilities, quarterly or specialized services, and comprehensive monitoring across diverse facility types including correctional centers, schools, colleges, housing authorities, airports, transit facilities, courthouses, and municipal buildings. The issuing-body mix spans state departments (corrections, transportation, human services, health), county governments, city procurement offices, independent school districts, community colleges, special districts, and housing authorities. Repeat buyers include the State of Illinois (multiple facility contracts across Springfield and district locations), Florida municipalities (Leesburg, Winter Park, Ocala, St. Cloud), and state correctional facilities (Missouri Department of Corrections at Potosi and South Central; Texas Juvenile Justice Department). The code shows sustained activity across multiple geographies, with concentrated recent solicitation volume in Florida, Illinois, Georgia, Missouri, Texas, Massachusetts, Maryland, and North Carolina.

Representative recent opportunities include the Canaveral Port Authority (RFP2615, integrated pest management and bird deterrent services across cruise terminals and recreational facilities, proposals due October 6, 2026), Snow College (IFB SNOC26271010, comprehensive campus and housing pest control with monthly on-site visits, bids due October 29, 2026), Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Mental Health Southeast Area (integrated pest management at a residential facility with mandatory SBPP small-business preference, bids due October 26, 2026 with mandatory site visit October 19), Wake County General Services Administration (RFP #26-087 for IPM services across 109 county facilities totaling approximately 5 million square feet, proposals due October 29, 2026 with mandatory bidders' meeting October 1), and Texas Juvenile Justice Department (IFB 644-26-072126 for monthly exterminator services at Gainesville State Juvenile Correctional Facility, bids due October 23, 2026). Set-asides and preferences are common: small-business set-asides appear in Illinois procurements; SBPP preferences in Massachusetts; SBE goals in Palm Beach County and California Caltrans; local-vendor preferences in Florida municipalities; and service-disabled veteran preferences in Missouri. Prevailing wage requirements apply to several state contracts, and mandatory site visits or pre-bid meetings are standard across facility-based solicitations.