UNSPSC 10152040: Ronceana regia tree seed or cutting

Seed known as ronceanea regia

UNSPSC 10152040 Ronceana regia tree seed or cutting is a Commodity code tracking procurement of royal palm propagation material by state and local governments for public grounds and rights-of-way beautification. Recent opportunities show that governments are procuring these palms primarily through landscape and irrigation installation contracts that specify palm trees alongside other species rather than as standalone seed or cutting acquisitions; the code's nominal scope—discrete seed or propagation material—appears less active than bundled landscape planting work that names specific palm species including Roystonea regia as one line item among many.

Issuing bodies soliciting under this code span municipalities, counties, and specialized departments across park and recreation systems, transportation corridors, and municipal beautification programs. Cities of Jackson and Fitchburg in Michigan and Wisconsin, respectively; Collier County and the Town of Palm Beach in Florida; Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida; and the City of Charlotte in North Carolina show recent activity. The Town of Palm Beach (ITB No. 2026-036, bids due May 29, 2026) explicitly solicited approximately eleven Royal Palm trees (Roystonea regia) with twenty-five feet of clear trunk and five Green Malayan Coconut Palm trees with fifteen feet of clear trunk for installation in the 400 block of Peruvian Avenue right-of-way, requiring Florida No. 1 grade material and one-year survival warranty. The City of Jackson, Michigan issued a second rebid (ENG 25-04C, September 30, 2026 response) for approximately 200 street trees across a minimum of fifteen species for spring 2027 planting, with unit pricing across thirty-seven approved species; landscape scope included furnishing, delivery, planting, maintenance, and one-year establishment-period guarantee. Geographic concentration is strongest in Florida (Palm Beach, Collier County, Hillsborough County), with secondary activity in Michigan and emerging projects in North Carolina, Georgia, Texas, and Wisconsin. Award criteria typically weight price alongside contractor qualifications, experience, insurance, and compliance certifications; pre-bid meetings and site visits are common. Most recent opportunities emphasize Florida Grade #1 or equivalent nursery standards, compliance with ANSI Z60.1 specifications, and contractor performance guarantees extending one to two years post-installation.