UNSPSC 10151612: Kiwicha seeds or seedlings

Seed of the plant from the amarantacea family of quick growing.

UNSPSC 10151612 Kiwicha seeds or seedlings is a Commodity code showing little relevant recent activity — the code's nominal scope does not align with the agricultural seed procurement actually occurring under it. State and local governments are soliciting wheat grass seed, cotton seed, sorghum sudan grass seed, and soybean seed through this code, none of which are kiwicha. The mismatch between the code's name and the actual goods being bought suggests either a classification error in how jurisdictions are tagging their seed procurement or a drift in how the code is being applied in practice. Issuing bodies range across state departments and municipal procurement offices: the City of Lubbock, Texas has posted multiple seed quotes (wheat grass and sorghum sudan grass), Georgia Correctional Industries sourced cotton seed for farm operations, and the Commonwealth of Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet procured soybean seed for Western Kentucky Correctional Complex Farm. Correctional farm operations and municipal grounds maintenance appear to be the primary use cases driving activity under this code.

Recent opportunities cluster in Texas, Georgia, and Kentucky. The City of Lubbock issued RFQs for Jose Wheat Grass Seed and Beardless Wheat Seed VNS (both due July 16, 2026), and an RFQ for Sorghum Sudan Grass Seed (due April 1, 2026) specifying 45,000 pounds with 85 percent minimum germination and F.O.B. Destination delivery. Georgia Correctional Industries awarded cotton seed procurement to Triangle Chemical Company at $57,994.00 following an ITB closing March 26, 2026. The Commonwealth of Kentucky issued RFB 758 2600000421 for soybean seed varieties (Pioneer P37Z06E, P48A14E, P41Z16E) to the Western Kentucky Correctional Complex Farm, with bid closing March 13, 2026, using a best-value approach weighted 90 percent price and 10 percent delivery time, and offering Kentucky resident and disability-serving nonprofit set-asides. Seed specifications, delivery requirements, and payment terms (typically Net 30) dominate the scope, with correctional farm procurement and municipal grounds-maintenance seed purchases the primary buying patterns visible in the recent record.