Government contracts for pest control

Government contracts for pest control span every level of public buying, from federal task orders down to county and municipal awards. At the federal level the work is concentrated under NAICS 561710 (Exterminating and Pest Control Services), and the most active customers are DoD, USDA, the VA, and GSA-managed federal buildings. The same buyer mix repeats year after year, which makes pest-control vendors a relatively predictable category to bid into once you know where the recurring spend lives.

Across the federal, state, and local sources ContractRadar tracks, there are 54 open pest control contracts currently posting across 25 states, with 48 added in the last 30 days. That's a steady national cadence — enough flow that automated alerting outperforms manual portal-checking even if you only chase work in two or three states. Nationally, the most active buyers of this work are DEPT OF THE ARMY (4 open posts) and Procurement (4); the remainder splits across federal civilian agencies, DoD components, and state and local departments.

These contracts almost always run as small-business set-asides given typical award sizes under $250K. Beyond federal posts, every state runs its own procurement program with separate registration, certification, and bid-board rules — ContractRadar pulls SAM.gov together with state and local feeds so a pest-control vendor can monitor every market from one inbox instead of logging into a dozen portals each morning. Drill into any state below to see the open pest control contracts, top buyers, and posting cadence in that specific market.