UNSPSC 10152006: Pine tree seeds or budwood

Seed of the tree variety of the pinacea family

UNSPSC 10152006 Pine tree seeds or budwood (Commodity) covers procurement of seeds, seedlings, saplings, and nursery stock for street tree replacement, park restoration, and rights-of-way beautification across state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments solicit under this code primarily through cities, counties, and state environmental or natural resources departments rather than school districts or transit authorities. Recent opportunities show mixed patterns: some jurisdictions procure finished trees ready for planting, while others request seeds, seedlings, or bare-root stock for restoration ecology projects; the code encompasses both retail tree supplies and large-volume native species collection and growing services.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Michigan, Georgia, and Texas. The City of Jackson, Michigan issued RFP ENG 25-04C Rebid #2 (due September 30, 2026) for furnishing, delivering, planting, and maintaining approximately 200 street trees across 15+ species for spring 2027 planting, funded by USDA grant and subject to Davis-Bacon Act prevailing wage; the contract term extends through October 2029 with options for up to two additional planting seasons. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources issued RFP 26-2320 (awarded to Wildtype Design Native Plants and Seed LTD on September 28, 2026) for native tree seed collection and container plants at two recreation areas, totaling $31,415.00 for Waterloo and $19,395.00 for Lake Hudson over a two-year initial term. Collier County issued Quick Quote QQ2026148 (due September 28, 2026) for furnishing and installing trees and palms in rights-of-way. Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners solicited ITB 26-00257 for tree replanting across eight scenic roadways with a six-month establishment and 12-month warranty period, budgeted at $742,380.00. The City of Charlotte issued RFP 2692026243 (due July 23, 2026) for landscape and tree planting services across neighborhood rights-of-way, private property canopy programs, and capital improvement projects, with one or more contractors selected. These opportunities reflect active demand for tree procurement combined with installation, maintenance, and establishment-period guarantees—a pattern that favors contractors offering turnkey supply-and-plant services or high-volume nursery production capacity.