UNSPSC 10152036: Huaruro tree seed or cutting

Ormosia coccinea tree seed, it is a botanical species of the leguminous family.

UNSPSC 10152036 Huaruro tree seed or cutting (Commodity) does not appear in recent state and local procurement activity. The code nominally covers seeds or cuttings of a single tropical tree species; the recent-opportunities block contains no solicitations matching this narrow scope. Instead, the opportunities tagged to or near this code focus on broad landscaping, tree planting, tree removal, and grounds maintenance work — tree procurement and installation contracts, not seed or propagation material. The City of Santa Fe's landscaping and snow removal RFP for its regional airport, Hillsborough County's tree replanting and scenic-road landscape maintenance ITBs, Collier County's ornamental plant and tree materials ITB, and the City of Jackson's street tree furnishing and planting RFP all address finished nursery stock (2- to 25-gallon container plants, ball-and-burlap specimens, and graded plant materials) delivered for immediate installation. A single opportunity — the Maryland Environmental Service's tree procurement and planting RFP for 800 trees in the Baltimore metro area — is the closest match to tree sourcing, but it too concerns finished trees for planting, not seed or cutting material. The mismatch between the code's definition and the actual buying pattern suggests the code is either misapplied to these opportunities or sees minimal relevant activity in state and local procurement.

No state or local procurement opportunities recorded in the recent block are actively soliciting for huaruro tree seed or cuttings. If your firm supplies seed or propagation material to landscape contractors or municipal nursery operations, this code does not currently reflect market demand at the state or local level. Activity in the broader landscape and tree services space remains robust — counties, cities, and special districts in Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Maryland, Texas, and Oregon are actively procuring planting and grounds-maintenance services — but those opportunities target finished plant materials and installation labor, not seed stock or propagation inputs.