UNSPSC 10151920: Senorita enredadera seed or seedling

Herbaceous plant of rapid growth. It is used in the decoration of facades, walls and roofs. It grows vertically. It belongs to the Convolvulaceae family.

UNSPSC 10151920 Senorita enredadera seed or seedling is a Commodity code that encompasses native grass, forb, and wildflower seed procurement by state and local natural-resource and land-management agencies. Recent state and local solicitations under this code reflect demand for bulk seed supplies—primarily native prairie grasses and forbs—packaged for restoration and habitat projects, with delivery within fourteen working days and unit pricing on a free-on-board destination basis. The issuing bodies consist of state resource agencies, most notably the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, and county governments managing conservation land and surplus inventory. Work typically involves supplying seeds in fifty-pound bags or smaller to maintain viability, with as-needed ordering under blanket contracts running twelve months with optional renewal terms indexed to the Producer Price Index.

The code shows concentrated recent activity in Texas, where the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department posted two native prairie seed solicitations in August and September 2026 with bids due August 12 and September 15 respectively, covering fifty species of grasses and forbs in quantities ranging from one to two hundred pounds per species. The Texas A&M Forest Service posted an IFB for East Texas Seeds with bids due October 30, 2026. Outside Texas, Dane County, Wisconsin, in conjunction with Mattoon Village, issued a surplus seed sale solicitation for cream gentian in May 2026 with a June 2 response date. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department opportunities are the most detailed on record, specifying acceptance inspection within five working days, delivery to the Tyler Regional Office or designated TPWD locations, and evaluation on lowest price, qualifications, delivery schedule, past performance, and life cycle costs. One unrelated opportunity—DeKalb County's IT infrastructure work for a tennis center reconstruction—appears mislabeled under this seed code and does not reflect relevant scope.