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, a Commodity code, does not align with recent state and local procurement activity. The code nominally describes a specific tree species, but the recent opportunities block contains no solicitations explicitly for sauce lloron trees. Instead, the opportunities index general tree planting, tree supply, and grounds maintenance work across multiple jurisdictions—including Harris County (ITB for various trees and related items), City of Fitchburg, Wisconsin (fall tree planting with 17 species including maples, serviceberries, hackberries, and oaks), Maryland Environmental Service (urban tree planting in Baltimore), Hillsborough County, Florida (scenic road replanting with various species), and Town of Palm Beach, Florida (royal palm and green Malayan coconut palm installation)—none of which specifically target sauce lloron stock. The mismatch suggests this Commodity code either reflects a narrow or outdated taxonomy entry that does not correspond to how state and local procurement offices currently classify tree supply and planting work.

Activity in tree procurement spans counties, cities, and special districts in Florida, Wisconsin, Maryland, Texas, and Georgia, with issuing bodies ranging from county public works departments to municipal forestry and environmental services units. Recent tree-related solicitations adopt the form of ITBs and RFPs with response dates clustered between May and September 2026, typically requiring comprehensive specifications on tree species, caliper sizes, planting protocols, maintenance periods (often 12 months post-installation), performance bonding, general liability insurance, and warranty obligations. Representatives include Hillsborough County's May 26, 2026 ITB for scenic road tree replanting (estimated at $742,380.00 across eight roadways over one year), Town of Palm Beach's May 29, 2026 ITB for royal palm and coconut palm installation on Peruvian Avenue, and Maryland Environmental Service's July 16, 2026 RFP for procurement and planting of up to 800 trees in the Baltimore metro area with a 10% MBE participation goal. Given the code's narrow scope and the absence of recent sauce lloron–specific opportunities, this code shows little actionable procurement signal for business development purposes.