UNSPSC 10161535: Sauce lloron tree

Tree from the salicaceae family. It is native to East Asia, with thin, flexible, large, hanging branches reaching almost to the ground. Its trunk has a fissured bark. It has linear-lanceolated leaves.

UNSPSC 10161535 Sauce lloron tree is a Commodity code that shows limited recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. The code appears in recent opportunities focused on urban tree planting, replacement, and landscape restoration services across multiple jurisdictions, though the opportunities themselves span a broader range of work—site preparation, soil amendment, mulching, watering, maintenance, and stump grinding—beyond the single product the code names. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include county governments (Hillsborough County, DeKalb County, Dallas County), municipalities (Town of Palm Beach, City of Tampa), state agencies (Oregon Department of Transportation, Nevada Department of Wildlife), and special-purpose districts (Maryland Environmental Service). The geographic spread covers Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Oregon, Nevada, and Texas. Representative recent opportunities include the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' ITB for Tree Replanting of Scenic Roads and Miscellaneous Areas (due May 26, 2026, estimated at $742,380.00), the Town of Palm Beach's ITB for furnishing and installation of palm trees along Peruvian Avenue (due May 29, 2026), and the Maryland Environmental Service's RFP for tree procurement, planting, and maintenance for the Baltimore port area funded by a Climate Pollution Reduction Grant with a 10% MBE participation goal (due July 16, 2026).

The recent opportunities reflect substantial variation in scale and scope. Smaller procurements include the City of Tampa's RFQ for 500 native Florida trees for the Mayor's Tree Giveaway (delivery April 17, 2026) and the Oregon Department of Transportation's RFCQ for tree removal, stump grinding, and replanting on US20 in the Juntura area (due April 29, 2026), restricted to Emerging Small Businesses certified by the State of Oregon. Larger engagements such as the Hillsborough County contract encompass multi-mile landscape installation and maintenance across eight scenic roadways with a one-year establishment period and 12-month warranty. The Nevada Department of Wildlife's seedlings procurement posted April 9, 2026, with a deadline of April 29, 2026, is limited in detail but represents direct procurement of plant materials. Set-aside designations appear sporadically: the Maryland Environmental Service engagement specifies a 10% MBE goal, while the Oregon ODOT solicitation restricts bidding to ESB-certified firms. Most other opportunities do not name specific set-aside categories but impose E-Verify and compliance requirements standard to state and local contracting.