UNSPSC 10161554: Coral tree

Tree of the fabaceae or leguminosae family. It is a tree that reaches a height of 3,5 to 7.18 m, with thorny branches

UNSPSC 10161554 Coral tree, a Commodity code, does not reflect the current state of state and local tree procurement activity. Recent opportunities tagged under this code span native tree seedlings, ornamental palms, landscape restoration, and street-tree replanting projects rather than coral species specifically. State and local buyers—including county governments, municipal public works departments, environmental agencies, and transit authorities—solicit tree procurement, site preparation, planting, and multi-year establishment and warranty services under this code, with contracts frequently bundling labor, materials, soil amendment, mulching, watering, and pest management across six-month to one-year maintenance and establishment periods. Issuing bodies range from city parks and transportation departments to county environmental services divisions and state natural-resource agencies, with awards typically made to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder meeting quality standards (commonly Florida Grade 1 or equivalent ANSI standards) and insurance thresholds. Common compliance requirements include E-Verify enrollment, drug-free workplace certification, proof of recent experience on similar projects, and set-aside participation targets such as MBE or ESB percentages when designated.

Recent opportunities cluster in Florida and the Mountain West, with secondary activity in Maryland and Georgia. The Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners issued ITB 26-00257 for tree replanting across eight scenic roadways (estimated contract value $742,380.00, response due May 26, 2026), and the Town of Palm Beach issued ITB 2026-036 for furnishing and installing Royal Palm and Coconut Palm trees on Peruvian Avenue (response due May 29, 2026). The City of Tampa issued RFQ 26-P-00248 for delivery of 500 native Florida trees in multiple species (response due April 10, 2026), and the Maryland Environmental Service issued an RFP for procurement, planting, and maintenance of up to 800 trees in the Baltimore metro area with a 10% MBE participation goal (response due July 16, 2026). The Oregon Department of Transportation issued RFCQ S-73000-00016597 for tree removal, stump grinding, and replanting along US20 in the Juntura area, restricted to Emerging Small Businesses (response due April 29, 2026). The State of Nevada Purchasing Division solicited seedling quotes on behalf of the Nevada Department of Wildlife (response due April 29, 2026). Qualification thresholds typically require three years of municipal or commercial tree-work experience and documentation of similar completed projects; warranty obligations commonly extend one year from substantial completion with contractor replacement of dead or unhealthy plants at no additional cost.