UNSPSC 10161650: Ixora coccinea plant

This is a small shrub, part of the Rubiaceae plant family, with numerous small flowers, native to southern India and Sri Lanka. Also known as the Jungle Geranium, Flame of the Woods, Coralito, Maltese Cross and Flame of jungle

UNSPSC 10161650 Ixora coccinea plant, a Commodity code, nominally names a single ornamental plant species but shows minimal relevant recent activity among state and local buyers. The three most recent opportunities tagged to this code span landscape construction, general nursery plant procurement, and IT infrastructure — only the first two contain ornamental plantings, and neither specifically procures Ixora coccinea. The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners' median landscape and irrigation construction for Little Road Phase II (IFB IFBKM27004, due October 6, 2026) encompasses planting design and installation across nine miles but does not specify plant species or restrict sourcing to Ixora. The City of Altamonte Springs' nursery plants and products re-bid (ITB 26085KY, due July 29, 2026) covers annuals, plugs, grasses, and thirty-gallon and three-gallon trees on an as-needed basis with multiple groups available for award, but again lists no Ixora requirement. State and local procurement under this code does not cluster around the specific ornamental species the code nominates; instead, jurisdictions use broader nursery and landscape plant categories when sourcing.

The recent opportunities concentrate in Florida and Georgia. Pasco County (Tampa-area) and the City of Altamonte Springs (Orlando-area) are the two Florida issuing bodies visible in the current posting window. DeKalb County, Georgia, tagged one opportunity to the code that is plainly unrelated — a tennis center reconstruction requiring IT and low-voltage infrastructure work rather than plantings. The code shows limited signaling for a firm specialized in Ixora coccinea supply; sourcing patterns under the nominal code favor broader landscape plant and nursery procurement vehicles where species selection occurs during request phases rather than at contract award.