UNSPSC 10152019: Small poinciana tree seed or cutting

Bush or small tree seed of 3 m high belonging to the caesalpiniaceae family. It produces red, yellow or orange flowers.

UNSPSC 10152019 Small poinciana tree seed or cutting is a Commodity code that rarely appears in recent state and local procurement activity. The code nominally covers propagation material for a single ornamental species, but state and local governments buy tree and landscape materials at scale through broader purchasing vehicles that do not isolate small poinciana propagules as a line item. Recent solicitations in the landscape and tree procurement space name specific species by common and scientific name within larger landscaping or tree-planting contracts, bundling multiple tree types (Royal Palms, Seagrape, Florida Maple, Sand Live Oak, native species, and others) with installation and maintenance services rather than purchasing seed or cuttings as distinct commodities.

The sourced opportunities show activity across Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Maryland, North Carolina, Oregon, and Texas through cities (Tampa, Palm Beach, Charlotte, Jackson, Salem), counties (Hillsborough, Collier, Escambia, Pasco, DeKalb, Williamson), and state-level agencies (Maryland Environmental Service, Santa Fe City Airport) issuing RFPs, RFQs, and ITBs for street tree planting, landscape installation with irrigation, hazardous tree removal, and median restoration—all bundling multiple tree species, site preparation, labor, materials, and warranty services. Landscape-focused solicitations from Hillsborough County (tree replanting at $742,380 and $935,275), Collier County (plants and trees at approximately $300,000 annually), Jackson, Michigan (200 street trees, prevailing wage), and Charlotte (neighborhood and right-of-way tree planting) dominate recent volume. The code's narrow focus on a single species propagation material does not align with how state and local governments actually procure trees—as finished nursery stock in specified grades, sizes, and quantities, paired with installation, establishment, and warranty terms. No recent solicitation identified in the source material names small poinciana seed or cutting availability or requirement.