UNSPSC 10151929: Tipuana tipa plant

It is a fast-growing, corpulent tree, reaching 18 meters, with the cylindrical trunk with cracked bark of dark gray color and very branched with branches that extend in broken rectilinear segments. The flowers are yellowish, grouped in inflorescence. Legume fruit. it owes its common name.

UNSPSC 10151929 Tipuana tipa plant is a Commodity code identifying a single species of ornamental tree used in landscaping and grounds improvement work. The recent state and local opportunities tagged under this code show little activity aligned with the narrow botanical scope—instead, they reflect a broad mix of construction, grounds maintenance, and infrastructure work that has been misclassified or cross-referenced. The code does not surface as a primary procurement driver in state and local contracting; recent solicitations tagged with it span soil stabilization grouting, water facility upgrades, window replacement, HVAC and roofing work, vegetation management, parks renovation, and other unrelated services that fall outside horticultural supply.

The issuing bodies in the opportunity set include cities (Orlando, Fort Worth, Kingman, Tucson, Phoenix, Palm Bay, New London, Meriden, Beaverton, Lompoc, Pembroke Pines, Palo Alto), counties (Hillsborough, Clay, Collier, Ocean, Pasco, Collin, Sacramento), a regional transit authority (Collier Area Transit), a port authority (Lee County), and special districts (West Basin Municipal Water District, SAFCA). Geographic spread spans Florida, Texas, Arizona, Connecticut, California, Colorado, New Jersey, Michigan, Kentucky, Oregon, and other states, with Florida and California showing the highest recent posting volume. The code shows no clear repeat buyers or vertical concentration. No recent opportunities present a straightforward request for Tipuana tipa plants or related nursery stock—the mismatch between code taxonomy and actual purchasing activity is material and reflects either data-entry errors in the state and local procurement systems or overly broad tagging of diverse construction and service contracts. A business development professional should expect minimal relevant activity under this specific Commodity code and should instead track landscaping and grounds maintenance codes (typically in the 90000000 segment range for supplies and services) for actual horticultural procurement opportunities.