UNSPSC 10152039: Huacapu tree seed or cutting

Olacaceae family tree seed. It has medicinal properties.

UNSPSC 10152039 Huacapu tree seed or cutting — a Commodity code — shows no recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its scope. The source contains seventeen recent opportunities spanning tree purchase, planting, maintenance, landscaping, and seed collection services across Michigan, Florida, Texas, Georgia, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Georgia, and Maryland, but none explicitly reference huacapu (Dipteryx odorata), a tropical South American species. The opportunities instead reflect demand for temperate and subtropical North American native species, ornamental palms, and containerized seedlings grown for regional reforestation and municipal beautification projects.

State and local issuing bodies active in tree-related procurement include cities (Jackson, Arlington, Charlotte, DeBary, Ocala, Savannah, Fitchburg, Santa Fe, Palm Beach), counties (Collier, Harris, Hillsborough, Williamson, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Pasco), school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools), state natural resources departments (Michigan DNR, Maryland Environmental Service), park and recreation authorities (Dallas Park and Recreation, Collier County Parks), and transit-adjacent facilities (Santa Fe Regional Airport). Recent opportunities span street tree planting (City of Jackson, Fitchburg, Charlotte, DeBary), recreational area native seedling collection (Michigan DNR), landscape and irrigation installation (Hillsborough County Public Schools, Pasco County, Collier County), and specialized work such as median replanting (Pasco County), tree preservation (Savannah), and underbrush removal (Ocala). The geographic concentration centers on Florida (Collier, Hillsborough, Ocala, DeBary, Palm Beach), Michigan (Jackson, Waterloo/Lake Hudson sites), and secondary activity in Texas, Georgia, Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Maryland. Because huacapu seeds and cuttings are not native to temperate North America and lack evident use in publicly funded landscaping or forestry programs, the code registers no actionable procurement signal in state and local markets during the period covered by the source.