UNSPSC 10151607: Linseed seeds

UNSPSC 10151607 Linseed seeds, a Commodity code, sees minimal recent state and local procurement activity, with the limited opportunities posted showing a code-to-work mismatch. The source documents five recent opportunities, but only one—Georgia Correctional Industries' cotton seed procurement (awarded to Triangle Chemical Company for $57,994.00 in March 2026)—aligns directly with the code's agricultural seed scope. The remaining four opportunities consist of two wheat grass seed quotes from the City of Lubbock posted in July 2026, one sorghum sudan grass seed quote also from Lubbock posted in March 2026, and one soybean seed procurement by the Commonwealth of Kentucky Department of Corrections posted in March 2026. Three of these five opportunities involve grass or grain seeds rather than linseed, suggesting that state and local procurement systems may be tagging diverse seed procurements under this code without strict commodity specificity. The issuing bodies are primarily municipal purchasing offices (City of Lubbock), state correctional industries operations (Georgia Correctional Industries and Kentucky Department of Corrections), and agriculture or grounds-maintenance departments at those agencies.

Activity concentrates in Texas and Georgia, with Kentucky representing a secondary jurisdiction. The City of Lubbock issued multiple seed quotes in rapid succession during March and July 2026, indicating routine agricultural procurement for grounds maintenance or facilities operations. The Commonwealth of Kentucky's soybean seed RFB for Western Kentucky Correctional Complex Farm, due March 13, 2026, specified a master agreement structure with optional two-year renewal periods, 90 points allocated to price and 10 points to delivery time, and Kentucky resident preferences equal to 20 percent of maximum points, along with set-asides for Kentucky Correctional Industries and qualified nonprofit agencies serving individuals with severe disabilities. The code shows low overall volume and limited geographic concentration, with no repeat buyers beyond Lubbock's clustered March and July 2026 activity, making this a watch-only code for most vendors absent specific relationships with corrections operations or municipal grounds departments in Texas.