UNSPSC 10151921: Aheli amarillo seed or cutting

Cruciferae family plant seed

UNSPSC 10151921 Aheli amarillo seed or cutting is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to classify seed procurement, though recent activity shows minimal alignment with the code's nominal scope. The recent opportunities posted under this code span wildflower seed blends for highway beautification, surplus cream gentian seed sales, and agricultural seed supplies for correctional facilities and farm operations. Issuing bodies include state transportation departments, county agricultural offices, corrections systems, and local park departments. The work involves purchasing seeds in bulk (typically 50-pound bags or measured in bag quantities), with bidders required to meet specified purity and germination standards, deliver to designated locations on an F.O.B. destination basis with freight prepaid, and often acknowledge addenda and accept contract terms without exception.

Activity appears concentrated in Texas, Georgia, and Wisconsin, with Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) and Georgia Correctional Industries (GCI) among recent active buyers. Representative opportunities include TxDOT's Waco District IFB for 2,700 pounds of twenty-species native wildflower seed blend due March 27, 2026 (contract awarded April 3, 2026 to Triangle Chemical Company for a single award at $57,994.00 for cotton seed through GCI); Dane County, Wisconsin's May 2026 RFB for surplus cream gentian seed with eight lots tested and documented by the Wisconsin Crop Improvement Association, due June 2, 2026; and a DeKalb County, Georgia ITB for IT and low-voltage infrastructure at a tennis center reconstruction, posted June 9, 2026 and due July 13, 2026, which appears misclassified under this seed code. The code shows limited recent relevant state and local procurement activity aligned with its stated scope; most opportunities tagged under it address infrastructure, IT systems, or agricultural commodities outside amarillo seed specialization.