UNSPSC 10152010: Royal poinciana seed or seedlings

Tree seeds that reach a medium height of 8 to 12 m. It has orange red flowers and green foliage

UNSPSC 10152010 Royal poinciana seed or seedlings is a Commodity code describing the procurement of specific plant materials — seeds, seedlings, and mature specimens — for landscaping and horticultural use at state and local facilities. In practice, state and local governments buy this code narrowly: recent solicitations under it have focused on tree and palm procurement, planting, and landscape installation services rather than poinciana seeds or seedlings specifically. The issuing bodies are diverse and include counties (Hillsborough County, Collier County, Pasco County, Escambia County), cities (Tampa, Jackson, Charlotte, Salem, Santa Fe, Palm Beach), and special-purpose bodies (Maryland Environmental Service). The code sees activity from municipal departments, county engineering and operations divisions, airport authorities, and county commissioners' procurement offices. Hillsborough County and Collier County appear as repeat buyers, each issuing multiple solicitations for tree replanting, landscape maintenance, and seasonal planting work in recent months.

The work actually being solicited under this code spans tree and palm procurement with installation, site preparation, planting, maintenance, and warranty obligations. Representative opportunities include Hillsborough County's two tree replanting solicitations for scenic roads (ITB-26-00125 and ITB-26-00257, each estimated at approximately $742,000 to $935,000 for one-year terms, with February 2026 and May 2026 deadlines); Jackson, Michigan's street tree purchase and planting contract (ENG 25-04C, USDA-funded, 200 trees across 15 species, prevailing wage, July 2026); Charlotte's citywide landscaping and tree planting RFP across multiple departments (July 2026); and Collier County's tree and palm replacement on Goodlette Frank Road in two phases (informal competition, $250,000 cap, December 2025). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Hillsborough, Collier, Pasco, Escambia, Charlotte, Palm Beach solicitations) and extends to Michigan, Oregon, Maryland, and Texas. Most opportunities are ITBs or IFBs with response dates in late February through July 2026; several require prevailing wage compliance, performance bonds, and multi-year warranty periods on installed plant materials.