UNSPSC 10152042: Eucalyptus tree seed or cutting

Myrtaceae family tree seed

UNSPSC 10152042 Eucalyptus tree seed or cutting is a Commodity code. State and local governments use this code to classify native tree seeds, containerized seedlings, and related growing or collection services for ecological restoration, park beautification, and street tree programs. Recent solicitations show that state departments of natural resources, county boards of commissioners, city parks and recreation departments, and municipal procurement offices are the primary issuing bodies. The work spans nursery production of high-volume containerized conifer and hardwood seedlings, custom seed collection and processing from native trees, and furnishing of bareroot or container-grown saplings for reforestation and street-tree initiatives. Scope varies from single-location purchases of specialty species (such as flowering dogwood or black cherry seedlings for state recreation areas) to multi-site, multi-year supply contracts for thousands of units of red pine, jack pine, and various oak species.

Recent activity clusters in Michigan and Florida, with additional solicitation activity in Georgia and Wisconsin. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has issued multiple RFPs for containerized seedlings and services and for native tree seed collection at Waterloo and Lake Hudson recreation areas, with awards to PRT USA, INC (Victoria, British Columbia) under a five-year, $6.25 million supply contract and to Wildtype Design Native Plants and Seed LTD (Mason, Michigan) for seed collection totaling $31,415 across two sites. The City of Jackson, Michigan solicited street-tree planting and maintenance services under ENG 25-04C (rebid) with responses due September 30, 2026, furnishing approximately 200 trees across 37 approved species for spring 2027 planting, subject to Davis-Bacon Act compliance and prevailing wage rates. The City of Fitchburg, Wisconsin requested bids for 66 trees across 17 species (August 25, 2026 due date) with one-year establishment-period maintenance. The City of Charlotte issued an RFP for landscape and tree planting services covering neighborhood rights-of-way, canopy-care programs, and capital improvement projects (due July 23, 2026). Hillsborough County, Florida solicited tree replanting of scenic roads totaling approximately 35,000 linear feet with a one-year establishment period and 12-month warranty (ITB 26-00257, May 26, 2026 due date, $742,380 estimated value). The Michigan DNR's two containerized-seedling RFPs (26-2354, August 17, 2026 deadline) carry a Geographically Disadvantaged Business Enterprise subcontracting requirement when subcontractors perform more than 20 percent of deliverables. Set-asides and preferences appear in specific jurisdictions—the Maryland Environmental Service imposed a 10 percent MBE participation goal on the urban tree planting procurement for the Port Administration, and the City of Savannah restricted two tree-maintenance solicitations to local vendors with 12-month business-tax-certificate tenure, but no set-asides appear in the recent Michigan, Florida county, or municipal street-tree solicitations.