UNSPSC 10161546: Macambo tree

Tree of the sterculiaceae family. This rapid-growth tree has a small section and can be combined with several tree species. It is preferably found in alluvial soils and tollerates minimum floods. The pulp and seeds of this big fruit are very popular as f

UNSPSC 10161546 Macambo tree, a Commodity code, does not reflect state and local procurement activity. The code nominally denotes a single tropical tree species, yet the recent opportunities tagged under it encompass broad urban forestry, landscape restoration, and tree management services that bear no relationship to macambo procurement. The Maryland Environmental Service's urban tree planting for the Baltimore metro area, Hillsborough County's scenic road tree replanting across eight corridors, the Town of Palm Beach's royal and coconut palm installation, and the Oregon Department of Transportation's US20 Juntura tree project involve native or regionally appropriate species—oak, maple, red mulberry, coconut palm, royal palm—and include site preparation, planting, maintenance, and stump grinding. The City of Tampa's Mayor's Tree Giveaway and Nevada Department of Wildlife seedlings procurement similarly involve mixed species procurement and distribution, not macambo trees.

The issuing bodies span state departments (Oregon DOT, Nevada Department of Wildlife), county governments (Hillsborough County, DeKalb County, Dallas County, Maryland Environmental Service), and municipal agencies (Town of Palm Beach, City of Tampa). Recent activity concentrates in Florida and the Southeast, with notable solicitations in Maryland, Georgia, Texas, Oregon, and Nevada. Representative opportunities include Hillsborough County's tree replanting ITB (ITB-26-00257, due May 26, 2026) for $742,380.00 covering eight scenic roadways with a six-month establishment period and 12-month warranty, the Town of Palm Beach's royal and coconut palm installation ITB (ITB No. 2026-036, due May 29, 2026), the Oregon DOT's Juntura tree project RFCQ (S-73000-00016597, due April 29, 2026) restricted to Emerging Small Businesses, and the City of Tampa's Mayor's Tree Giveaway RFQ (26-P-00248, due April 10, 2026) for 500 native Florida trees. The code assignment appears to be a data-entry error rather than substantive procurement activity.