UNSPSC 10151926: Pansy seeds or seedlings

Seed of the violets species and the violaceae family. Its 5-petal flowers are flat. They offer a wide range of colors and combinations. It blooms in summer, autumn and spring. Abundant flowering.

UNSPSC 10151926 Pansy seeds or seedlings (Commodity) describes seed and seedling procurement, but recent state and local activity under this code centers on native prairie seed supply blanket contracts and surplus seed sales rather than pansy-specific purchases. State and local buying under the code consists of blanket supply agreements for mixed native species, one-time surplus inventory transactions, and seed restocking orders placed on an as-needed basis. The issuing bodies are state natural-resource agencies and counties managing habitat restoration, park maintenance, and conservation land. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and Texas A&M Forest Service appear as repeat buyers; Dane County, Wisconsin also solicited surplus seed inventory.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department issued two identical or near-identical IFBs for native prairie seed blanket contracts covering fifty species (Big Bluestem, Little Bluestem, Switchgrass, Indian Grass, Purple Prairie Clover, wildflowers, and forbs) with annual anticipated usage ranging from 1 to 200 pounds per species, contract term September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2027 with one optional twelve-month extension, FOB destination pricing including all shipping and handling, and fourteen-day delivery windows to the Tyler Regional Office or other designated locations (IFB 8022777954 due August 12, 2026, and IFB 8022777954R due September 15, 2026). Texas A&M Forest Service issued IFB 27005 for East Texas Seeds due October 30, 2026, with scope details not disclosed in the available summary. Dane County and Mattoon Village conducted a surplus seed sale (RFB 2026RFB043PR, due June 2, 2026) for eight lots of cream gentian seeds tested and certified by the Wisconsin Crop Improvement Association, with germination rates between 89% and 97%. Recent activity concentrates in Texas and Wisconsin; no recent opportunities appear outside these states in the source materials.