UNSPSC 10151921: Aheli amarillo seed or cutting

Cruciferae family plant seed

UNSPSC 10151921 Aheli amarillo seed or cutting is a Commodity code that tracks state and local procurement of native seeds, particularly grass and forb species used for ecological restoration, habitat management, and land conservation. The recent solicitations show that state and local agencies are buying seeds for prairie restoration, reseeding, and habitat projects. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas A&M Forest Service are the primary issuing bodies in the recent opportunity set, each posting multiple IFBs for native prairie seeds, wildflower species, and restoration plantings. The work involves supplying seeds meeting specific quality standards (purity percentages, germination rates, and noxious-weed-free certification), packaging in specified bag weights, and delivery within contracted timeframes.

Activity concentrates in Texas, where the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department issued blanket contracts for fifty native grass and forb species (including Big Bluestem, Switchgrass, Indian Grass, Purple Prairie Clover, and Maximillian Sunflower) across two IFB cycles in August and September 2026, each with fourteen-day delivery requirements to the Tyler Regional Office and FOB destination pricing. The Texas A&M Forest Service posted IFB27005 on October 15, 2026, due October 30, 2026, for East Texas Seeds, though the scope of goods is not disclosed in the available summary materials. A single out-of-scope opportunity appears in the record—Dane County, Wisconsin's June 2, 2026 RFB for cream gentian surplus seeds—which is unrelated to the code's nominal scope. Bidders should obtain complete IFB packages and addenda, as Texas Parks and Wildlife Department specifications include price escalation provisions tied to the Producer Price Index and require written notice prior to renewal.