UNSPSC 10161531: Wingleaf soapberry tree

Small to medium size tree of the sapindaceae family, sapindus saponaria. It is found in America. The fruits are round berries of 15 mm diameter, lustrous brown color. They have a sticky pulp and a seed of 1 cm diameter, round and black. Both the pulp an

UNSPSC 10161531 Wingleaf soapberry tree is a Commodity code covering individual tree species procurement for state and local government landscape and urban forestry projects. Based on recent solicitations, state and local agencies buy wingleaf soapberry trees as part of broader tree planting, replanting, and urban greening initiatives that include site preparation, installation, and ongoing maintenance. The issuing bodies span county environmental services departments, municipal public works and parks offices, state transportation and wildlife agencies, and municipal park boards. Maryland Environmental Service, Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners, the Town of Palm Beach, the City of Tampa, the Oregon Department of Transportation, and the Nevada Department of Wildlife have all posted solicitations involving tree procurement and planting in the past three months. The scope of work typically includes furnishing trees meeting state grade and quality standards, labor for site preparation and installation, bracing and staking, initial watering, and ongoing establishment-period maintenance or warranty coverage ranging from six months to one year, with dead or failing plants replaced at contractor expense.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, where multiple recent solicitations have appeared from Hillsborough County (estimated contract value $742,380.00 for tree replanting of scenic roads, ITB May 26, 2026 deadline), the Town of Palm Beach (furnishing and installing Royal and Coconut palms, ITB due May 29, 2026), and the City of Tampa (delivery of 500 native Florida trees including seagrape, red mulberry, and other species, RFQ due April 10, 2026). Maryland Environmental Service is seeking proposals for procurement and planting of up to 800 trees in the Baltimore metro area with an MBE participation goal of 10% (RFP due July 16, 2026). The Oregon Department of Transportation issued an RFQ for tree removal and planting of Northern Red Oak and Red Sunset Maple along US20 in Juntura, with proposals due April 29, 2026 and work restricted to ESB-certified contractors. The Nevada Department of Wildlife posted a competitive quote solicitation for seedlings due April 29, 2026 through NevadaEPro, with details on quantities and species available in the Items tab. The code shows active procurement across the Southeast, Pacific Northwest, and Mountain West regions.