UNSPSC 10152025: Qolle tree seed or cutting

Buddlejaceae family tree or bush seed. A variable species endemic to the high Andes from the Cordillera Blanca in Peru to Lake Titicaca in Bolivia. It grows on dry to semi-humid rocky soils at elevations of 3,000-4,350 m. Its flowers are used to make yellow dye.

UNSPSC 10152025 Qolle tree seed or cutting (Commodity) covers the supply and installation of native tree seedlings, cuttings, and seeds for municipal landscaping, rights-of-way beautification, and land restoration projects. State and local governments procure this code when furnishing streetscape trees, park plantings, and native species restoration across parks, medians, recreation areas, and public facilities. The issuing bodies span municipal parks departments, county commissioners, state natural resources agencies, and specialized service districts. Recent solicitations show cities and counties treating tree supply and installation as integrated contracts—with furnishing, planting, establishment-period maintenance, and warranty obligations bundled into single awards. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources appears multiple times as a repeat buyer, procuring native seedlings and containerized stock for state recreation areas and restoration sites.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Michigan, and Georgia, with additional recent opportunities in Texas, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Maryland, and Georgia. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Jackson, Michigan's ENG 25-04C Street Tree Purchase & Planting (rebid), an RFP for approximately 200 street trees across 37 species for spring 2027 planting with proposals due September 30, 2026; the Michigan Department of Natural Resources' RFP 26-2320 for native tree seed collection and container plants at Waterloo and Lake Hudson recreation areas, with Wildtype Design Native Plants and Seed LTD selected at a $31,415.00 award (proposal deadline was August 6, 2026); Collier County's Quick Quote for furnishing and installing trees and palms in the Pelican Bay services area with responses due September 28, 2026; Hillsborough County's ITB 26-00257 for tree replanting across eight scenic roadways at an estimated $742,380.00; and the City of Charlotte's RFP for landscaping and tree planting services across multiple neighborhood and departmental programs with proposals due July 23, 2026. Davis-Bacon Act compliance, prevailing wage requirements, one-year establishment-period maintenance, and liquidated damages for completion delays or plant mortality are standard contract features across jurisdictions.