UNSPSC 72102101: Bird proofing services

UNSPSC 72102101 Bird proofing services is a Commodity code that describes integrated pest management, bird and pigeon deterrent services, and related pest suppression work across state and local facilities. Recent opportunities show state and local governments purchasing bird proofing alongside broader pest control contracts—integrating bird management into comprehensive integrated pest management (IPM) programs rather than procuring bird control as a standalone service. The Canaveral Port Authority's RFP explicitly combines bird/pigeon deterrent services at terminal gangways and main entrances with interior and exterior pest management across 850,000 square feet of port facilities. Issuing bodies span port authorities, counties, cities, school districts, state agencies, correctional facilities, and transit authorities. Counties and cities dominate recent solicitation activity, with Florida jurisdictions—including Canaveral Port Authority, Palm Beach County, Flagler County, Leesburg, Ocala, Winter Park, and St. Cloud—posting multiple pest control RFPs and ITBs that reference bird control or bird proofing within the broader scope. Illinois state facilities (Central Management Services) issue frequent solicitations across multiple Springfield-area sites with integrated pest management emphasis. Texas agencies, including TxDOT and the Texas Juvenile Justice Department, solicit pest control services regularly but reference bird control as optional or ancillary services.

Geographic concentration reflects active procurement in Florida, Illinois, Texas, Georgia, and North Carolina, with scattered activity in California, Arizona, and Oregon. Representative recent opportunities include the Canaveral Port Authority RFP 2615 (posted October 19, 2026; responses due October 6, 2026; closed deadline noted in source) seeking bird/pigeon management alongside pest control for cruise terminals and administrative buildings with integrated pricing; the Rockdale County Georgia ITB 26-10 (posted September 30, 2026; bids due November 5, 2026) covering fire ant and pest control with mandatory pre-bid October 21 at Johnson Park Recreation Center; and the City of Orlando IFB 26-0331 (posted August 21, 2026; bids due May 8, 2026 per source note) for 135 municipal facilities with 24/7 emergency pest management response and integrated bird control at specified locations. Wake County North Carolina's RFP 26-087 (posted September 2, 2026; proposals due October 29, 2026) solicits IPM services across 109 county facilities covering rodents, ants, termites, and listed pests with bird control explicitly excluded, indicating the code's scope varies by issuing body. Evaluation typically weights pricing 35–50 percent against experience with similar commercial or institutional facilities, IPM methodology, and pest management program approach. Small business set-asides apply in Illinois State procurements; local vendor preferences appear in Florida and Georgia opportunities where within-distance vendors receive scoring or price-matching options. Most recent activity falls in the third and fourth quarters of 2026, with September–October posting dates and October–November response windows predominating.