UNSPSC 72102103: Extermination or fumigation services

UNSPSC 72102103 Extermination or fumigation services is a Commodity code capturing pest control work that state and local governments are actively procuring across multiple facility types—ports, county buildings, schools, state offices, correctional facilities, transit centers, and universities. Recent solicitations show contracts ranging from monthly service at individual facilities to comprehensive Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs covering hundreds of buildings and millions of square feet, with scope typically extending to interior and exterior treatments for rodents, cockroaches, ants, spiders, flies, and other common pests, and often including emergency callback services, detailed reporting, and non-pesticide prevention methods when feasible.

State and local issuing bodies are diverse: Florida dominates recent activity with multiple county and municipal procurements (Canaveral Port Authority, Palm Beach County, Forsyth County, multiple Florida cities), but Illinois state agencies (Central Management Services, Department of Corrections, Human Services) account for a significant cluster of Small Business Set Aside and open competitions spanning multiple facilities across Springfield and regional sites. Texas agencies—the Juvenile Justice Department, Department of Transportation, and Health and Human Services Commission—are also regular buyers. Independent school districts (Magnolia ISD in Texas, Sarasota County Schools, Valencia College), county transit and utility departments, and specialized facilities like developmental centers and correctional institutions round out the issuing base. Wake County, North Carolina; Sacramento County, California; Tucson, Arizona; and Oregon Youth Authority represent geographic spread beyond the Southeast and Midwest. Canaveral Port Authority (RFP2615, pest control services with IPM and bird management across cruise terminals and administrative buildings, proposals due September 8, 2026), Palm Beach County (RFQ 26-0216-RR, spider control term contract with SBE goal, due October 13, 2026), Forsyth County, Georgia (ITQ, pest control and mosquito mitigation across county buildings, due October 29, 2026), Illinois state agencies (multiple IPM contracts at Springfield sites with mandatory pre-bid walks and Small Business Set Aside restrictions, due September and October 2026), and Texas Juvenile Justice Department (IFB at Gainesville facility, monthly exterminator services with termite/bedbug exclusions, due October 23, 2026) represent the most visible recent activity. Wake County's RFP #26-087 for 109 facilities covering 5 million square feet with comprehensive IPM services (proposals due October 29, 2026) signals substantial contract appetite in the North Carolina public sector. Geographic concentration is strongest in Florida and Illinois, with secondary clusters in Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, and scattered activity in the West and Pacific Northwest.