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 is a Commodity code that maps poorly to recent state and local procurement activity. The code nominally addresses a single tropical tree species with limited commercial demand in North American public procurement. Recent opportunities tagged under this code or closely related forestry-product categories show little to no activity specifically for huaruro materials; instead, the opportunities surfaced reflect a much broader landscape of tree procurement, planting, and maintenance services spanning deciduous and evergreen species, native-restoration initiatives, street-tree programs, and grounds-maintenance contracts. State and local buying under related tree-and-plant codes encompasses furnished trees of various caliper and species mix, planting and site-preparation labor, establishment-period maintenance, warranty and guarantee provisions, and integrated landscape installation tied to capital projects or seasonal beautification initiatives.

State and local issuing bodies pursuing tree procurement include cities (Jackson, Arlington, Charlotte, DeBary, Santa Fe, Fitchburg, Palm Beach, Savannah, Ocala), counties (Hillsborough, Collier, Harris, DeKalb, Williamson), school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools), state departments (Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Maryland Environmental Service), and regional bodies (Pasco County Board of County Commissioners). Recent opportunities span Michigan (multiple street-tree and native-seedling RFPs), Florida (median and rights-of-way planting, Quick Quotes for materials supply), Georgia (tree preservation and recreational facility projects), Texas (grounds maintenance, driveway/tree work), Wisconsin (fall tree planting), and others. The City of Jackson, Michigan has posted two related solicitations (ENG 25-04C rebids July and September 2026) for approximately 200 street trees across 15 species, Davis-Bacon-funded, with unit pricing and establishment-period maintenance. Michigan Department of Natural Resources has issued multiple RFPs for containerized native seedlings and seed-collection services (Waterloo and Lake Hudson recreation areas, high-volume conifer production). Collier County has solicited both finished-tree installation (Quick Quote QQ2026148, September 2026) and plant materials supply (ITB 26-8667, July 2026, ~$300,000 annual historical spend). Hillsborough County Public Schools issued ITB 26246ITBMST (August 2026) for landscape and irrigation services across facilities, and the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners issued ITB 26-00257 (May 2026, estimated $742,380) for tree replanting across scenic roadways. The City of Charlotte issued RFP 2692026243 (July 2026) for multi-program tree planting and landscape services. The source does not support attribution of huaruro-specific procurement activity; the code shows little recent relevant state and local demand.