UNSPSC 10161575: Shihuahuaco tree

A tree of the Fabaceae family which can reach 50 meters in height, Dipteryx micrantha scientific name, known as Cumaru, charapilla, Cumaru ferro, kumarut

UNSPSC 10161575 Shihuahuaco tree is a Commodity code that shows no recent relevant state and local procurement activity. The code nominally designates a specific tropical timber species native to South America, but the eight recent opportunities posted under or near this code span entirely different procurements: urban tree planting and landscape maintenance (Maryland, Hillsborough County, Tampa, Palm Beach); tennis facility reconstruction with IT infrastructure in Georgia; wastewater pipe rehabilitation in Dallas; tree removal and replacement on an Oregon highway corridor; and generic seedling procurement in Nevada. None of these solicitations name shihuahuaco or reference tropical hardwood timber supply, and the tree-planting activities among them focus on native or ornamental species suited to specific regional climates (Royal Palms and Green Malayan Coconut Palms in Florida, Northern Red Oak and Red Sunset Maple in Oregon, seagrape and live oak in Tampa).

The issuing bodies range across state departments (Oregon DOT, Nevada Department of Wildlife), county governments (Hillsborough County, DeKalb County, Dallas County), municipalities (City of Tampa, Town of Palm Beach), and special-purpose authorities (Maryland Environmental Service for the Port Administration). The geographic spread covers the Southeast (Maryland, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina implied), South (Texas, Florida), Northwest (Oregon), and West (Nevada), with no clear concentration. The code appears to be a data-quality issue in the state and local procurement taxonomy — shihuahuaco wood is not a commodity state and local governments procure at volume, and the opportunities actually being tagged under it do not match its nominal scope.