UNSPSC 10151540: Centrocema or butterfly pea seed or seedlings

Herbaceous tropical leguminous family plant seed-fabacea. Originally from tropical America and Africa

UNSPSC 10151540 Centrocema or butterfly pea seed or seedlings is a Commodity code, but the recent state and local opportunities tagged under it involve wheat seed, sorghum sudan grass seed, cotton seed, and soybean seed—none of which match the code's nominal scope. The mismatch is substantial: the code names a specific forage legume species (butterfly pea), yet the actual purchasing activity targets agricultural commodities across multiple families and varieties. State and local governments are buying seed for farm operations, correctional-facility agriculture programs, and grounds maintenance, but the opportunities posted show no procurement of centrocema or butterfly pea seed itself. Issuing bodies include cities (Lubbock, Texas), counties (DeKalb County, Georgia), state departments of corrections (Georgia Correctional Industries, Commonwealth of Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet), and correctional-industries farm operations. One opportunity—DeKalb County's ITB for reconstruction of a tennis center with IT and low-voltage infrastructure—is plainly unrelated to any seed category and appears to be a tagging error.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas (City of Lubbock, multiple RFQ postings for wheat and sorghum seed in July and March 2026) and Georgia (Georgia Correctional Industries cotton-seed RFQ awarded to Triangle Chemical Company for $57,994.00 in March 2026). Kentucky's Department of Corrections issued an RFB in March 2026 for soybean seed varieties to supply Western Kentucky Correctional Complex Farm, with a Master Agreement structure and Kentucky resident bidder preferences at 20 and 15 percent of maximum points. The code shows little relevant recent activity—no state or local government procurement of centrocema or butterfly pea seed appears in the available opportunities, and the seed varieties actually being solicited (wheat, sorghum, cotton, soybean) belong to different UNSPSC classifications, suggesting systemic tagging misalignment in this code's recent posting record.