UNSPSC 10152023: Quishuar tree seed or cutting

Seed of the tree species that belongs to the scrophulariaceae family

UNSPSC 10152023 Quishuar tree seed or cutting is a Commodity code covering the procurement and installation of native and ornamental trees and shrubs for municipal landscapes, parks, rights-of-way, and public facilities. State and local governments use this code to solicit street tree planting, landscape beautification projects, tree maintenance and removal services, and seed collection for restoration initiatives. Recent activity shows cities, counties, and state departments (particularly in Michigan and Florida) purchasing containerized tree seedlings, bare-root stock, palm species, and native hardwood seeds for reforestation and community tree-planting programs. The work spans tree furnishing and delivery, site preparation, planting and installation, establishment-period maintenance including watering and pest management, and multi-year warranty obligations. Issuing bodies include municipal parks and recreation departments, public works and landscape operations divisions, state natural resources or environmental departments, and county boards of commissioners managing rights-of-way, public facilities, and recreation areas.

Recent solicitations cluster in Michigan, Florida, Georgia, Texas, Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Maryland. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources posted multiple RFPs for containerized conifer and hardwood seedlings with firm five-year terms and volumes exceeding one million units annually; the City of Jackson, Michigan issued rebid solicitations (ENG 25-04C) for approximately 200 street trees across 15 species with spring 2027 planting, USDA grant funding, Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance, and multi-season renewal options through an IFB structure with award anticipated October 20, 2026. Collier County, Florida solicited furnishing and installation of trees and palms in the Pelican Bay services area via Quick Quote with responses due September 28, 2026, requiring contractors to meet Florida nursery standards and provide 90-day warranty. Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida sought landscape and irrigation installation and maintenance services under ITB 26246ITBMST with proposals due August 5, 2026, and encouraged small-business and MBE participation. The City of Charlotte solicited landscape and tree planting services across multiple departmental programs including neighborhood tree planting in rights-of-way, Canopy Care private-property planting, and stump grinding, with proposals due July 23, 2026. The Maryland Environmental Service requested proposals for procurement, planting, and maintenance of up to 800 trees within the Baltimore metro area by July 16, 2026, funded by a Climate Pollution Reduction Grant with an MBE participation goal of 10 percent. The City of Savannah imposed local-vendor set-asides on tree pruning and park tree preservation work (Events 12366 and 12398), restricting bidders to local businesses holding Business Tax Certificates issued at least twelve months prior to solicitation. Pricing structures vary from unit-price-per-tree (Jackson), lump-sum with performance bonds (DeBary, Fitchburg), and as-required supply arrangements with annual price-adjustment provisions (Collier County Pelican Bay, historical spend approximately $300,000 annually). Most contracts include establishment-period and one-year warranty maintenance obligations with contractor responsibility for replacement of dead or unhealthy plants at no additional cost, liquidated damages for missed completion milestones, and comprehensive insurance requirements (typically $1 million to $2 million general liability). Contract terms range from single-season planting to multi-year renewal options through October 2029 or longer, with cost-of-living adjustments capped at 3 percent.