UNSPSC 10152017: Taya or tara tree seed or cutting

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UNSPSC 10152017 Taya or tara tree seed or cutting is a Commodity code that spans tree procurement and planting services for municipal grounds beautification and environmental restoration. State and local governments solicit under this code primarily for street and park tree planting, native tree seedling sourcing for habitat restoration, and palm installation in public rights-of-way. Recent opportunities show cities and counties furnishing, delivering, and planting trees across multiple species, often bundled with soil preparation, mulching, irrigation installation, and one- to two-year establishment-period maintenance and warranty obligations. A subset of work involves procurement of container-grown seedlings or bare-root stock for Department of Natural Resources reforestation programs at state recreation areas.

Recent solicitations span Michigan, Florida, Georgia, Texas, Wisconsin, and other states, with particularly active issuing bodies including the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (reforestation contracts), the City of Jackson Michigan (street tree planting with USDA Davis-Bacon compliance), Collier County Florida (ornamental tree and palm supply), Hillsborough County Florida (tree replanting on scenic roads), and the City of Charlotte (landscaping and tree installation across multiple departmental programs). The City of Savannah has posted two local-vendor-set-aside opportunities for tree preservation and pruning (Events 12398 and 12366, due dates September 15 and September 1, 2026 respectively, both restricted to Savannah-based vendors with 12-month Business Tax Certificate history). The Michigan DNR issued a Notice of Intent to Award to Wildtype Design Native Plants and Seed LTD of Mason, Michigan for $31,415 in seed collection and growing services across Waterloo and Lake Hudson recreation areas (RFP 26-2320, closed August 2026). Jackson Michigan rebid its street tree contract (ENG 25-04C Rebid #2) with a September 30, 2026 due date for approximately 200 trees across 15+ species, USDA-funded and subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements. Collier County issued a Quick Quote (QQ2026148) due September 28, 2026 for furnishing and installing Black Olive, Buttonwood, Live Oak, Magnolia, and Foxtail Palm trees in the Pelican Bay services area right-of-way, with 90-day warranty and unit-price compensation. Activity is geographically dispersed with no single state dominating recent postings; Michigan, Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina show consistent demand across the September through October 2026 window.