UNSPSC 10161515: Cypress tree

Type of tree known as cypress tree

UNSPSC 10161515 Cypress tree is a Commodity code capturing tree procurement and installation services that state and local governments use for landscaping, roadway beautification, stormwater management, and right-of-way restoration projects. While the code's name suggests a single species, recent solicitations tagged under it span native and ornamental tree procurement and planting across multiple species and project contexts, including street tree programs, airport grounds maintenance, scenic road replanting, hazardous tree removal, and climate-resilience urban canopy initiatives. Issuing bodies include county transportation and stormwater divisions, municipal arborist and landscape operations departments, airport authorities, environmental service agencies, and special-purpose redevelopment authorities. Counties in Florida (Hillsborough, Collier, Escambia, Pasco) account for substantial recent activity; additional opportunities have posted in Georgia, Michigan, Maryland, Texas, and Oregon.

Recent representative solicitations span diverse program contexts and procurement vehicles. Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners issued ITB 26-00125 (due February 27, 2026) and ITB 26-00257 (due May 26, 2026) for tree replanting across scenic roads with estimated values of $935,275 and $742,380 respectively, both requiring six-month establishment periods plus 12-month warranties and site preparation including soil amendment and irrigation. The City of Jackson, Michigan solicited bids under ENG 25-04C (due July 14, 2026) for furnishing, planting, and maintaining approximately 200 street trees across 15+ species funded by USDA with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance, featuring renewal options through Spring 2028 and liquidated damages of $800 per day for delays. The City of Charlotte issued RFP 2692026243 (due July 23, 2026) for landscape and tree planting across multiple departmental programs including neighborhood tree planting, canopy care, stump grinding, and capital improvement installations. The Maryland Environmental Service solicited an RFP (due July 16, 2026) for procurement, planting, and maintenance of up to 800 trees in the Baltimore metro area under a 10% MBE participation goal, funded by a Climate Pollution Reduction Grant. The City of Santa Fe issued ITB FY26-ITB-037 for landscape maintenance and snow removal at the Regional Airport (proposals due December 19, 2025) with a 10-year contract term and requirements for tree removal, pruning, and emergency tree services. Geographic concentration in Florida reflects high-activity counties managing median and right-of-way restoration post-hurricane, though recent activity in the upper Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Southeast indicates sustained demand across jurisdictions prioritizing urban tree canopy and municipal landscape asset management.