UNSPSC 10152029: Ojo de paloma tree seed or cutting

Seed known as ojo de paloma

UNSPSC 10152029 Ojo de paloma tree seed or cutting, a Commodity code, shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity; no posted solicitations directly source this tree species or seeds for state or local government use. The recent opportunities tagged under this code primarily reflect general landscape maintenance, tree planting, and roadside beautification work across multiple jurisdictions, none of which specifically procure ojo de paloma stock. A single entry nominally references the code, yet the substantive scope—airport grounds maintenance, driveway expansion, street tree programs, and scenic-road replanting—centers on broad arboricultural and landscape services rather than procurement of this particular species or propagation material.

State and local buyers soliciting under this code span municipalities (City of Santa Fe, Town of Palm Beach, City of Charlotte, City of Jackson, City of Tampa, City of Salem), counties (Williamson County, Collier County, Hillsborough County, Pasco County, DeKalb County, Escambia County), regional agencies (Maryland Environmental Service), and special districts (Pelican Bay Services Division). Recent activity concentrates in Florida and the Southeast; representative solicitations include Hillsborough County's tree replanting work across scenic roadways (ITB-26-00257, ITB-26-00125, estimated at $742,380 and $935,275 respectively), Collier County's Goodlette Frank Road tree and palm replacement (informal competition with $250,000 cap), the Town of Palm Beach's furnishing and installation of Royal Palm and Green Malayan Coconut Palm trees on Peruvian Avenue (ITB No. 2026-036, due May 29, 2026), and the City of Jackson's street tree planting and establishment across 15 species for Fall 2026 (contract ENG 25-04C, USDA-funded with Davis-Bacon compliance, due July 14, 2026). The code's nominal focus on a tropical tree species does not align with the regional procurement patterns and native-species emphasis evident in the recent opportunities, suggesting the code is either misapplied to these procurements or sees sporadic actual demand for ojo de paloma specifically.