UNSPSC 85111503: Fungal disease prevention or control services

In this classification, this commodity indicates the activities required to prevent or control fungal diseases

UNSPSC 85111503 Fungal disease prevention or control services is a Commodity code that, based on recent state and local solicitations, encompasses vector-borne disease surveillance, monitoring, and control—particularly mosquito abatement and larval/adult control operations conducted under regulatory guidelines. State and local governments soliciting under this code include cities, counties, and specialized health agencies. The City of Arlington, Texas recently posted an RFP for an annual requirements contract for mosquito control services (Solicitation 270015, due October 22, 2026), seeking qualified pesticide applicators to deliver surveillance, trap monitoring, complaint-based larviciding, targeted adulticide application, reporting, and record keeping aligned with American Mosquito Control Association, CDC, EPA, and state health department guidelines. The scope reflects integrated pest management rather than fungal-specific work; however, the recent opportunity record shows minimal activity directly aligned with the code's nominal fungal-disease focus, and the single concrete solicitation under this code involves vector control rather than fungal prevention or treatment.

The geographic spread of recent opportunities is limited, with the City of Arlington, Texas representing the sole clear match to the code's scope among the records provided. Other state and local opportunities in the source—including Santa Clara County's temporary health professional staffing, Solano County's community health improvement plan, Oregon State Police occupational health services, Harris Center clinical laboratory services, and Bernalillo County opioid settlement grants—are unrelated to fungal disease prevention or control and appear to reflect misclassification or data-entry errors in the underlying procurement database. The code shows minimal relevant recent activity; firms evaluating this commodity should verify current RFP and RFQ pipelines directly with state health departments and municipal vector-control programs before committing resources to market development.