UNSPSC 10151905: Hyacinth bulbs or shoots

UNSPSC 10151905 Hyacinth bulbs or shoots, a Commodity code, covers seed procurement for land restoration and ecosystem management, though recent state and local activity under this code shows predominantly native prairie and native grass species rather than hyacinth specifically. State and local bodies issuing under the code include departments of natural resources and conservation, county government, and university extension services. The work consists of purchasing seed inventory for habitat restoration, prairie reconstruction, and environmental stewardship programs. Vendors supply packaged seed in quantities ranging from a few pounds per species to several hundred pounds annually, with delivery to designated regional offices. Scope includes species-specific seed batches tested for purity, germination rates, and freedom from noxious weeds; packaging to preserve viability; and FOB destination pricing with all shipping and handling costs included.

Activity concentrates in Texas, where the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has issued multiple invitations for bid for native prairie seed blanket contracts with annual terms and renewal options. The Texas A&M Forest Service posted an IFB for East Texas Seeds with a bid due date of October 30, 2026; though full scope details are not disclosed in available materials, vendors should obtain the complete IFB package including all addenda and supplementary exhibits. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department issued overlapping solicitations (due August 12, 2026 and September 15, 2026) for native prairie seed covering fifty species across grasses and forbs, with deliveries required within fourteen working days to the TPWD Tyler Regional Office and pricing subject to Producer Price Index escalation upon renewal. Dane County, Wisconsin, conducted a surplus seed sale for cream gentian in May 2026 (due June 2, 2026), offering eight tested seed lots with documented purity and germination rates. A DeKalb County, Georgia ITB for tennis center reconstruction (due July 13, 2026) is unrelated to seed procurement and appears miscoded.