UNSPSC 10152100: Residues other than animal feed

UNSPSC 10152100 Residues other than animal feed, a Class code, encompasses sod supply, installation, and site preparation services that state and local governments procure for landscape maintenance, turf establishment, and erosion control across school districts, counties, and special-purpose districts. Recent solicitations show active demand for sod varieties (Argentine Bahia, St. Augustine Floratam, Bermuda 419, and certified Celebration and Tifway), hydroseeding and erosion-control seed mixes, and native wildflower seed ecotypes, bundled with labor, equipment, site preparation, drainage facilitation, and post-installation maintenance. Issuing bodies include school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida), county governments (Collier County Board of County Commissioners in Florida; Sacramento County in California; Harris County Flood Control District in Texas), special-purpose districts (Forest Preserve District of Kane County in Illinois), and city/county park and stormwater management divisions (Orange County, Florida). Repeat activity from school districts and counties reflects sustained, recurring need for seasonal sodding and erosion-control contracts.

Geographic concentration appears strongest in Florida, with multiple recent ITBs and RFPs from Hillsborough County Public Schools, Collier County, and Orange County. California (Sacramento County) and Illinois (Kane County) show more recent activity than earlier years, and Texas (Harris County Flood Control District) posted a wildflower-seed ITB in August 2026. Representative current opportunities include Hillsborough County Public Schools' ITB 26293-ITB-MST for grass and sod services across 235 schools (bids due August 20, 2026, with SBE preference on tie-bids); Collier County's ITB 268696 for sod supply and installation on roadways, medians, parks, and athletic fields with historical annual spend near $1.275 million and a pre-bid meeting scheduled for October 15, 2026; Sacramento County's RFB 2026-RFB-0049 for hydroseeding across landfill and transfer-station facilities with local and micro-business preferences; Orange County's Y26-154 for sodding, seeding, mulching, and hydro-seeding services at stormwater facilities; and Kane County's seed-ecotype ITB requiring local sourcing within a 200-mile radius. Payment terms typically run NET 30–NET 45, FOB Destination, with one-year warranties on materials and labor standard; most contracts allow multi-year renewal options.