UNSPSC 10152064: Cedrillo tree seed, seedling or cutting

Seed that belongs to the Meliaceae family. Tree can grow to 12 meters, is distributed in the Caribbean. Common name: palo bitter, siguaraya or ramoncillo.

UNSPSC 10152064 Cedrillo tree seed, seedling or cutting is a Commodity code capturing the procurement of native and ornamental tree seedlings, seeds, and containerized plants by state and local governments for urban forestry, landscape restoration, park development, and rights-of-way beautification. State and local buyers under this code include municipal public works departments, city arborist groups, county parks and recreation agencies, state natural resources departments, and special districts managing regional recreation areas and airport grounds. The work solicited ranges from high-volume containerized seedling supply contracts (Michigan DNR's multi-year contract for 2+ million red pine and 1+ million jack pine seedlings delivered to four field offices) to smaller street-tree planting and median-landscaping projects (City of Jackson, Michigan furnishing and planting approximately 200 street trees across 15+ species; Collier County supplying palms and ornamental trees for Pelican Bay rights-of-way). Contractors performing under this code typically furnish plant materials meeting flora-grading standards (Florida Grade #1, ANSI Z60.1), deliver to municipal sites, and often perform installation and establishment-period maintenance with warranty guarantees extending six months to two years post-planting.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Michigan, Georgia, and Texas, with notable volume in the Southeast. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Jackson ENG 25-04C Street Tree Purchase & Planting rebid (RFP, 200 trees across 15+ species, bids due September 30, 2026, USDA-funded with Davis-Bacon compliance and prevailing wage); Michigan DNR RFP 26-2320 Waterloo/Lake Hudson Tree and Seed (award to Wildtype Design Native Plants and Seed LTD for native seed collection and container plants at two recreation areas, $31,415 for Waterloo and $19,395 for Lake Hudson, two-year term); Collier County Quick Quote QQ2026148 for furnishing and installing trees and palms in Pelican Bay rights-of-way (seven line items including Black Olive, Buttonwood, Live Oak, and palms, responses due September 28, 2026); Hillsborough County ITB 26-00257 Tree Replanting of Scenic Roads (approximately 34,984 linear feet across eight scenic roadways, six-month establishment period plus 12-month warranty, estimated $742,380); and City of Charlotte RFP 2692026243 for landscape and tree planting services (multiple contractors selected, neighborhood tree planting, stump grinding, and capital improvement landscape installations). Geographic spread spans Michigan (state DNR high-volume seedling contracts and city street-tree planting), Florida (county and municipal landscape and palm installation), Georgia (county parks reconstruction with landscape components), and Texas (county and state facilities tree replanting).