UNSPSC 10152011: Ceticio tree seed or seedlings

A tree or bush of 1.5 meters high with yellow flowers, pubescent fruits. Scientific name is cytisus racemosa.

UNSPSC 10152011 Cetiose tree seed or seedlings (Commodity) represents procurement activity spanning containerized and bare-root seedlings, seed collection and processing, and native tree planting stock for municipal and county restoration, beautification, and reforestation projects. State and local governments under this code solicit tree seedlings for street tree programs, park and landscape renovations, rights-of-way installation, and native species habitat restoration. The issuing bodies span city departments (Jackson Michigan, Charlotte North Carolina, Fitchburg Wisconsin), county departments (Hillsborough County Florida, Harris County Texas, Collier County Florida, DeKalb County Georgia, Williamson County Texas), state natural resources agencies (Michigan Department of Natural Resources), and special-purpose authorities (Maryland Environmental Service, Gwinnett County, Palm Beach). Recent opportunities show mixed sourcing — some solicitations require finished landscape-ready trees with installation and maintenance bundled; others source raw seedling stock from specialized nurseries and growers for departmental planting programs or restoration sites.

Activity concentrates in Michigan, Florida, Texas, Georgia, and the upper Midwest, with scattered municipal demand across North Carolina, Wisconsin, Maryland, and Arizona. Representative recent procurements include the City of Jackson Michigan's rebid for approximately 200 street trees across 37 species for spring 2027 planting under ENG 25-04C (RFP, proposals due September 30, 2026, USDA-funded with Davis-Bacon compliance); the Michigan Department of Natural Resources' notice of intent to award Wildtype Design Native Plants and Seed LTD for seed collection and container plant production at Waterloo and Lake Hudson recreation areas totaling $31,415.00 (RFP 26-2320, September 2026); Hillsborough County Public Schools' ITB 26246ITBMST for landscape and irrigation installation and maintenance (proposals due August 5, 2026); and Collier County's Quick Quote QQ2026148 for furnishing and installing trees and palms in the Pelican Bay services area (responses due September 28, 2026). Established growers including PRT USA, INC (containerized seedlings for Michigan DNR, five-year contract valued at $6.25 million) and Wildtype Design Native Plants and Seed LTD compete in high-volume state procurement. Smaller municipalities (Palm Beach, Fitchburg, DeBary) solicit finished landscape trees with installation; larger counties and states source seedlings, seeds, and growing services from specialized regional and out-of-state suppliers.