UNSPSC 10152022: Retema tree seed or cutting

Leguminosae family tree variety seed. Its bush is arched with hanging branches and small, narrow leaves.

UNSPSC 10152022 Retema tree seed or cutting is a Commodity code covering procurement and installation of tree seedlings, seeds, and plant materials for street beautification, landscaping, restoration, and park maintenance projects across state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments buy under this code primarily through furnishing and planting contracts for street trees in public rights-of-way, landscape and irrigation installation at municipal facilities and parks, native tree seedlings for land restoration and resource management, and containerized seedlings for large-scale reforestation programs. Recent solicitations span cities, counties, state natural resource agencies, school districts, and special-purpose authorities including the City of Jackson Michigan, Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Collier County Florida, City of Charlotte, Hillsborough County Public Schools, and Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Michigan, and Texas, with secondary solicitation activity in Georgia, Wisconsin, Maryland, and Colorado. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Jackson's ENG 25-04C Street Tree Purchase & Planting ReBid #2 (September 2026 RFQ) soliciting furnishing, delivery, planting, maintenance, and one-year establishment-period care for approximately 200 street trees across 15 species for spring 2027 planting under USDA funding with Davis-Bacon Act compliance; the Michigan Department of Natural Resources' RFP 26-2354 Containerized Seedlings and Services (August 2026) seeking high-volume conifer and hardwood seedlings with seed upgrading services across multiple production scales and delivery to four field offices; Hillsborough County ITB 26-00257 Tree Replanting of Scenic Roads and Miscellaneous Areas (May 2026) requesting site preparation, tree planting, mulching, fertilization, and 18-month maintenance across eight scenic roadways for $742,380.00; and Collier County's Quick Quote QQ2026148 (September 2026) for furnishing and installing mixed tree and palm species in Pelican Bay rights-of-way with 90-day warranty and full installation labor coverage. Solicitation types mix RFPs, RFQs, ITBs, and informal written quotations, with pricing commonly structured as unit price per tree or species, lump sum, or as-required line-item ordering from established contracts. Performance bonds, prevailing-wage compliance, and one-year establishment-period or warranty obligations are standard contractual requirements.