UNSPSC 10152048: Castor oil bush seed or cutting

Tree seed that belongs to the euphorbiaceae family, ricinus communis

UNSPSC 10152048 Castor oil bush seed or cutting is a Commodity code that does not appear in recent state and local procurement activity. The source contains no solicitations aligned with the acquisition of castor oil bush seed, cutting, or propagation material. Instead, the recent opportunities block presents tree planting, landscape installation, tree removal, and related grounds maintenance work — activities that map to higher-tier landscape and grounds codes, not to ornamental plant seed or cutting procurement.

State and local agencies across Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Maryland, North Carolina, Oregon, and Texas are actively soliciting tree and plant material—including palms, native species, shrubs, and sod—through ITBs, RFPs, and RFQs issued by county commissions, municipalities, and special districts. Hillsborough County in Florida, Collier County in Florida, the City of Charlotte in North Carolina, and the City of Jackson in Michigan have posted multiple landscape and tree installation opportunities since late January 2026. These solicitations typically require furnishing, installing, and warranting plant material to grade standards set by state horticultural departments, often with one-year establishment and warranty periods and prevailing wage or Davis-Bacon compliance. The code 10152048, however, targets a specific propagation input (castor oil bush seed or cutting) rather than finished plant material or landscaping services, and no procurement activity in the source supports demand for that commodity at the state or local level.