UNSPSC 10216315: Live green banksia

Live plant including the root ball of the green variety of banksias

UNSPSC 10216315 Live green banksia is a Commodity code representing ornamental and native plant material procurement by state and local governments, though the recent solicitation activity does not reflect banksia species specifically. State and local buyers use this code to purchase landscape plants, native vegetation for ecological restoration, and specialized plantings for coastal stabilization and environmental remediation projects. The issuing bodies span county governments, cities, and special-purpose districts pursuing landscape beautification, stormwater management, dune restoration, and invasive species removal initiatives. Scope of work ranges from routine plant purchases for municipal landscaping to multi-year environmental restoration contracts requiring certified applicators, wetland expertise, and regulatory compliance documentation. Representative solicitations include Pasco County's 2.95-mile roadside landscaping and irrigation installation on Ridge Road (IFB, April 2026), Collier County's Pelican Bay dune plantings project supplying 56,250 native plants for coastal stabilization (Quick Quote, March 2026), and Pinellas County's five-year environmental planting and wetland monitoring contract covering invasive removal and native restoration (RFP, July 2025).

Activity concentrates in Florida, where coastal restoration, stormwater management, and environmental permitting drive regular procurement. Pinellas County and Collier County appear as repeat buyers pursuing multi-year environmental and restoration contracts; Pasco County and the City of Dallas represent single-notice examples of landscape supply and installation work. The Pasco County Ridge Road project carries a contract ceiling of $120,000 with a 180-day execution window and liquidated damages of $1,609 per diem. The Pinellas County RFP structures pricing on labor rates for field technicians and environmental scientists across a five-year term with potential two 12-month extensions. Collier County's dune project requires bidders to source materials from Florida-licensed nurseries and demonstrate prior coastal dune restoration experience. The City of Dallas purchase solicitation (February 2026) required FOB delivery to a central location with firm pricing for thirty days and one-year warranty coverage. Florida E-Verify enrollment, business tax receipts, and compliance with state and federal environmental permits appear consistently across Florida-issued opportunities.