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 in recent state and local procurement activity covers wildflower and native seed blends for highway beautification and erosion control, agricultural seed inventories for surplus sales, and specialty seeds for correctional-industry farming operations. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under the code include state transportation departments, county governments, correctional agencies, and special-purpose districts; repeat buyers are not evident from the recent-opportunities block. The scope of work encompasses procurement of bulk seed lots (measured in pounds or bags), delivery to specified locations on firm fixed-price or F.O.B. destination terms, and evaluation based on seed quality metrics including purity percentages, germination rates, and noxious-weed testing conducted by accredited laboratories.

Geographic activity appears concentrated in the Southeast and South, with recent solicitations from Texas Department of Transportation (IFB for 2,700 pounds of wildflower seed blend due March 27, 2026), Georgia Correctional Industries (RFQ for cotton seed, awarded March 31, 2026, to Triangle Chemical Company for $57,994.00), and Dane County, Wisconsin (surplus cream gentian seed sale RFB due June 2, 2026). The Texas and Georgia opportunities reflect procurement of native or hybrid seed mixes for transportation infrastructure and agricultural operations, while the Wisconsin solicitation represents a surplus inventory sale with WCIA laboratory testing documentation. The code shows modest but tangible activity across diverse state and local jurisdictions with concrete delivery specifications and competitive bidding processes.