UNSPSC 10202154: Live milva rose bush

Live bush including the roots of the milva variety of rose

UNSPSC 10202154 Live milva rose bush, a Commodity code, nominally describes ornamental plant material but shows limited concrete purchasing activity under its literal scope in recent state and local solicitations. The two opportunities that map to this code involve landscape and irrigation construction and nursery plant procurement for ongoing municipal grounds maintenance. The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners (Florida) solicited median landscape and irrigation construction for Phase II of Little Road improvements, a capital project involving planting design and installation across nine miles; the City of Altamonte Springs (Florida) posted an as-needed, when-needed ITB for landscaping plants and products including annuals, plugs, trees, and grass seed across four product groups with no guaranteed volumes. Both are flower and plant procurement tied to municipal property maintenance rather than wholesale rose-bush supply. A third opportunity—DeKalb County's reconstruction of a tennis center—appears misclassified under this code; it concerns information technology and low-voltage infrastructure installation and bears no relation to horticultural goods.

State and local buyers in Florida drive the visible recent activity under this code. The Altamonte Springs ITB (ITB26085KY, bids due July 29, 2026) specifies four product groups with estimated annual demand ranging from 30 to 4,200 units per variety, award by group to lowest-cost responsive bidders, and potential multi-award. The contract runs one year with four optional one-year renewals, and requires $1,000,000 Commercial General Liability and Florida Sunbiz registration. The Pasco County IFB (IFBKM27004, bids due October 6, 2026) is a capital project with landscape-and-irrigation scope rather than plant-supply focused. The code shows limited recent activity overall; most state and local procurement under ornamental plant categories appears to flow through broader landscape-supply and maintenance codes rather than single-species designations.