UNSPSC 10152033: Mahogany tree seed or cutting

Meliaceae family tree seed.

UNSPSC 10152033 Mahogany tree seed or cutting (Commodity) does not align with the recent state and local procurement activity tagged under this code. The most recent opportunities instead solicit native tree seedlings, containerized seedlings, street trees, ornamental plantings, and landscape restoration across multiple species—black oak, white oak, flowering dogwood, red maple, live oak, buttonwood, foxtail palm, royal palm, Norway spruce, and others—but no mahogany. The code's nominal scope (mahogany propagation material) appears disconnected from current buying patterns, which center on native species for municipal beautification, park restoration, and rights-of-way planting in temperate and subtropical regions where mahogany does not occur naturally or serve as a standard landscape choice.

Recent activity clusters around street tree furnishing and installation (City of Jackson, Michigan; Collier County, Florida; City of Charlotte, North Carolina), restoration seedlings for state recreation areas (Michigan Department of Natural Resources; City of Fitchburg, Wisconsin), and containerized nursery stock for high-volume reforestation (Michigan DNR five-year contract to PRT USA, INC, valued at $6.25 million). Issuing bodies include city parks and public works departments, county boards, state forestry and natural resources agencies, and special districts. Geographic concentration spans Michigan, Florida, North Carolina, Georgia, Texas, Maryland, and Wisconsin. Representative recent solicitations include the City of Jackson's ENG 25-04C Street Tree Purchase & Planting (Rebid #2), an RFP due September 30, 2026, for furnishing, delivering, planting, maintaining, and guaranteeing approximately 200 street trees across 15 species with Davis-Bacon Act compliance; the Michigan Department of Natural Resources RFP 26-2354 for containerized seedlings and services, due August 17, 2026, covering high-volume and low-volume conifer and hardwood seedlings with a five-year contract term and up to five renewal options; and Collier County's Quick Quote for furnishing and installing trees and palms within the Pelican Bay services area, due September 28, 2026, with seven line items across Black Olive, Buttonwood, Live Oak, Magnolia, and Foxtail Palm species. This code shows little relevant recent activity and warrants closer investigation before pursuit.