UNSPSC 10151911: Kild aliso seed

Seed known as kild aliso

UNSPSC 10151911 Kild aliso seed is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure native prairie and specialty grass and forb seeds for habitat restoration, conservation, and land management. Recent solicitations show Texas state agencies leading procurement activity, with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department issuing multiple Invitations for Bid (IFB) for blanket contracts covering native prairie seed species including Big Bluestem, Little Bluestem, Switchgrass, Indian Grass, Purple Prairie Clover, and related forbs in quantities ranging from 1 to 200 pounds per species on an as-needed basis. The Texas A&M Forest Service is also active, posting an IFB for East Texas Seeds. Procurement under this code emphasizes seed quality certification (germination rates, purity percentages, noxious-weed testing), strict packaging and delivery requirements (seeds in bags not exceeding fifty pounds, delivery within fourteen working days to specified regional offices), and unit-price contracts with FOB destination pricing that includes all shipping and handling. State procurement offices and resource-management agencies are the primary issuing bodies under this code.

Activity is concentrated in Texas, where TPWD posted two related native prairie seed IFBs in August and September 2026 with response dates of August 12 and September 15, respectively. TPWD's contracts run for one-year terms with optional twelve-month renewals, permit price escalation indexed to the Producer Price Index upon renewal, and reserve TPWD's discretion to award single or multiple contracts based on best value (lowest price, ability and qualifications, delivery schedule, past performance, and lifecycle costs). Outside Texas, Dane County, Wisconsin, conducted a surplus seed sale for cream gentian in May 2026 with a June 2 response date. The code shows limited recent geographic spread; opportunities are primarily in Texas state agencies with isolated county-level activity in Wisconsin. Response documents must acknowledge all addenda, and bids remain binding for sixty business days from the due date.