UNSPSC 10161516: Eucalyptus tree

Type of tree known as eucalyptus tree

UNSPSC 10161516 Eucalyptus tree is a Commodity code covering the procurement and delivery of eucalyptus trees for landscaping and urban forestry applications. Recent state and local opportunities show this code is being used broadly for tree supply and installation work across multiple jurisdictions, though the actual solicitations reveal a mixed pattern: some align directly with tree procurement (street tree planting, landscape installations), while others tag unrelated work (tennis center infrastructure, driveway expansion, building repairs) under the code, creating signal noise around true eucalyptus or broader tree-supply demand. Cities, counties, and special-purpose districts—including municipal park systems, regional airport authorities, and school districts—solicit regularly under this category across the Southeast, Midwest, and parts of Texas and Florida; Michigan's Department of Natural Resources appears as a repeat buyer for seedling and seed services. The mix of recent opportunities ranges from small quick quotes (Collier County requesting trees and palms for Pelican Bay, September 2026) to larger multi-year contracts (Hillsborough County's tree replanting for scenic roads, estimated $742,380 for a one-year term; Michigan DNR's containerized seedlings and services contract at $6.25 million over five years).

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Collier County, Hillsborough County Public Schools, Pasco County, City of DeBary, Town of Palm Beach), Michigan (City of Jackson, Michigan DNR multiple seedling and tree RFPs), Georgia (City of Savannah tree preservation and pruning, DeKalb County), and Texas (Harris County, Dallas Park and Recreation, Williamson County, City of Arlington). Recent representative solicitations include the City of Jackson, Michigan's street tree purchase and planting rebid (ENG 25-04C, 200 trees across 15 species minimum, response due September 30, 2026, IFB format, USDA-funded with Davis-Bacon compliance); Michigan DNR's containerized seedlings and services RFP (RFP 26-2354, five-year term, conifer and hardwood seedlings with seed upgrading, response due August 17, 2026); and Hillsborough County's tree replanting for scenic roads ITB (estimated $742,380, six-month establishment period plus 12-month warranty, bids due May 26, 2026). Many recent opportunities carry bond requirements, prevailing wage obligations when federally or state-funded, performance and payment guarantees, one-year survival warranties on planted material, and preference or set-aside programs (MBE in Maryland, local vendor in Savannah, GDBE in Michigan). Addenda are common, particularly when wage rates or procedural requirements change mid-cycle.