UNSPSC 91111804: Fur storage

UNSPSC 91111804 Fur storage (Commodity) shows minimal recent state and local activity directly aligned with the code's nominal scope. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas A&M Forest Service, Bernalillo County, Pinellas County School District, the City of Dallas, and the University of Georgia have posted storage and warehouse procurements since February 2026, but none of these solicitations explicitly concern fur storage; instead, they address boat storage leases, library book relocation, durable medical equipment warehousing, records storage, and mobile office building rentals. The few opportunities tagged under this code reflect a mismatch between the commodity classification and actual procurement intent, suggesting either miscoding in source databases or that state and local fur storage demand is not currently driving visible marketplace activity.

Activity during the first half of 2026 concentrated in Texas, where TPWD issued at least six boat storage leases (Live Oak County, Zapata County, Val Verde County, Nacogdoches, Bridge City, and Riviera) ranging from 24 to 36 months with competitive bidding on enclosed facility leases. Texas A&M Forest Service separately solicited climate-controlled and non-climate-controlled storage unit leases in College Station through two parallel IFBs in May and July 2026. Beyond Texas, Bernalillo County posted an RFP for off-site records storage with microfilm and digital media handling in May 2026, Pinellas County Schools released an RFQ for library book relocation and six-month climate-controlled storage in April 2026, and the University of Georgia issued an RFQ for off-site storage services in April 2026. No recent opportunities explicitly procure fur storage services, and the code shows limited relevance to current state and local procurement priorities.