UNSPSC 10151615: Safflower seed

Seeds from the safflower plant.

UNSPSC 10151615 Safflower seed, a Commodity code, shows little relevant recent activity aligned with its stated scope. The code does not currently support concrete procurement signals for safflower seed specifically, though the recent opportunities block identifies seed procurement across a broader mix of agricultural commodities — cotton seed, soybean seed varieties, wheat grass varieties, and sorghum sudan grass seed — all purchased by state departments and local governments for farm operations and grounds maintenance. When state and local buyers solicit under seed-related codes, they typically seek large-quantity agricultural seed purchases with documented germination rates, quality certifications, and bulk delivery requirements.

Issuing bodies include correctional-system agricultural operations (Georgia Correctional Industries, Kentucky Department of Corrections), municipal grounds departments (City of Lubbock, Texas), and county parks and recreation (DeKalb County, Georgia). Geographic activity clusters in Texas, Georgia, and Kentucky. Representative recent opportunities include Georgia Correctional Industries' March 2026 IFB for cotton seed (awarded to Triangle Chemical Company at $57,994.00, delivered to Rogers Farm Service in Reidsville), the City of Lubbock's March 2026 RFQ for 45,000 pounds of sorghum sudan grass seed at 85 percent minimum germination, due April 1, 2026, and the Commonwealth of Kentucky's March 2026 RFB for soybean seed varieties to supply the Western Kentucky Correctional Complex Farm, with best-value scoring and reciprocal Kentucky resident preferences. No safflower seed solicitations appear in the recent-opportunities record.