UNSPSC 10151928: Melia azedarach plant

It is a tree species of the genus Melia of the family Meliaceae. Native to Southeast Asia, it is cultivated for decoration and shade, especially for its wide and leafy crown, to which it owes its common name.

UNSPSC 10151928 Melia azedarach plant is a Commodity code that shows no recent relevant state and local procurement activity. The source contains twenty-eight recent opportunities tagged under this code, but none involve the purchase or supply of Melia azedarach plants or any botanical materials matching the code's nominal scope. Instead, the opportunities span soil stabilization grouting, rapid-response construction, window replacement, MRO supplies, vactor services, chemical-resistant piping, transit shelters, on-call trade labor, aquatic facility operations, landscape irrigation, elevator modernization, roadside vegetation management, fuel station expansion, bridge replacement, job-order construction contracts, HVAC and roofing upgrades, building alterations, animal shelter construction, kitchen relocation, general maintenance supplies, sewer inspection, and municipal grounds and facilities work across Florida, Arizona, Connecticut, California, Oregon, Michigan, New Jersey, Kentucky, Texas, and other states. The code appears to be a mislabeling artifact in the procurement taxonomy rather than an active category for state and local plant procurement.

No issuing body is pursuing Melia azedarach plants, no geographic concentration exists, and no representative opportunities reflect the code's stated commodity. When the abstract code name and recent solicitations diverge this sharply, the divergence signals either data quality issues in the taxonomy or dormancy under this specific code. A business development professional should skip this code and monitor higher-tier landscape and grounds-maintenance family or segment codes—such as those covering general plant and vegetation supply or groundskeeping services—for actual state and local plant procurement opportunities.