UNSPSC 10151911: Kild aliso seed

Seed known as kild aliso

UNSPSC 10151911 Kild aliso seed (Commodity) shows minimal relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The code nominally covers specialized seed varieties, but the recent opportunities posted under this designation involve wildflower seed mixes for transportation infrastructure (Texas Department of Transportation), cream gentian surplus inventory (Dane County, Wisconsin), cotton seed for prison agriculture operations (Georgia Correctional Industries), and IT infrastructure reconstruction (DeKalb County, Georgia) — only two of which genuinely align with seed procurement. The wildflower and cotton seed solicitations represent the actual buying pattern under or near this code: state transportation and correctional agencies purchasing bulk seed in large quantities (2,700 pounds of native wildflower blend, bags of cotton seed) for landscape restoration and farm operations, with evaluation centered on price, specification compliance, and delivery logistics.

The issuing-body mix reflects state agencies and specialized state entities (TxDOT, Georgia Correctional Industries, Dane County) rather than municipal or school district buyers. Recent opportunities cluster in Texas, Georgia, and Wisconsin, with the Texas Department of Transportation conducting an IFB for 2,700 pounds of native wildflower seed mix with delivery to the Waco District by March 27, 2026 (bid closing), Georgia Correctional Industries awarding a cotton seed contract to Triangle Chemical Company for $57,994.00 on March 31, 2026, and Dane County conducting a surplus seed sale RFB for cream gentian with a June 2, 2026 due date. The code's recent activity is sparse and geographically scattered; pursue opportunities only if your firm has established supplier relationships in agricultural seed production or native plant material sourcing and can meet state-specified delivery and quality-testing requirements.