UNSPSC 10151931: Duranta repens plant

The Duranta repens, better known as Flor Celeste, is an evergreen shrub that grows to a maximum height of four meters, but can be pruned without problems towards the end of winter to achieve a more compact and / or smaller plant.

UNSPSC 10151931 Duranta repens plant is a Commodity code that does not reflect state and local procurement activity supported by the recent opportunities block. The code names a specific ornamental plant species; recent solicitations tagged under this code encompass soil stabilization pressure grouting, rapid response construction services, window replacement, MRO supplies, vactor services, chemical-resistant water system parts, and vegetation management—none of which involve duranta repens or ornamental plant procurement in the sense the code describes. The mismatch between the code's botanical scope and the actual work being solicited suggests either tagging error or that the code sees minimal relevant recent activity.

State and local issuing bodies posting under this code include the City of Orlando (multiple infrastructure and facilities projects), City of Kingman Arizona, City of Tucson, City of Phoenix, Collier County Florida, City of Fort Worth, Pasco County Florida, City of Beaverton Oregon, Ocean County New Jersey, City of Meriden Connecticut, Lee County Port Authority Florida, City of New London Connecticut, Hillsborough County Florida, City of Milpitas California, Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency, and Collin County Texas. The recent-opportunities block shows no standard plant supply or landscaping procurement where duranta repens or similar ornamental material is the primary deliverable. Two tangential opportunities—Pasco County median landscape and irrigation construction Phase II and Town of Palm Beach Lignum-Vitae tree installation—involve plant material but not duranta repens. The code shows little relevant recent activity under its stated scope.