UNSPSC 10222604: Jaszminum

Evergreen, deciduous or semi-deciduous shrub or climbing plants. The stems are quadrangular, green or greyish, profusely branched. Leaves arranged alternately or opposite; they can be trifoliate or odd-pinnate. The inflorescences are racemose, usually arising from the axils of the leaves. The flowers, commonly white -although there are some yellow and reddish species- are hermaphroditic. They have a tubular calyx, with five petals and two stamens attached to the corolla tube with yellow anthers. The fruits are black berries when ripe with 1 to 4 seeds.

The fragrance that the flowers breathe is very intense and is perceived as a sweet aroma.

UNSPSC 10222604 Jaszminum, a Commodity code, does not map clearly to state and local government procurement activity based on recent solicitations. The code's nominal scope does not align with work actually being solicited under this identifier in the public record. Recent opportunities tagged with this code span soil stabilization pressure grouting, rapid-response construction services, window replacement, MRO supplies, vactor services, chemical-resistant water system parts, transit shelters and amenities, and vegetation management—a collection of unrelated municipal infrastructure and operations work with no coherent connection to a single commodity or service family.

The issuing bodies in the recent records include cities (Orlando, Kingman, Tucson, Phoenix, Meriden, Fort Worth, Palm Bay, New London, Los Gatos, Pembroke Pines, Beaverton, Palo Alto), counties (Pasco, Collier, Clay, Ocean, Hillsborough, Lee, Collin, Sacramento), school districts, transit authorities, and special-purpose agencies (West Basin Municipal Water District, SAFCA). Geographic spread spans Florida (Orlando, Kingman area, Collier, Clay, Palm Bay, Hillsborough, Pembroke Pines), Arizona (Kingman, Phoenix, Tucson), Connecticut (Meriden, New London), California (Los Gatos, Pasadena, Lompoc, Palo Alto, Sacramento), Texas (Fort Worth, Williamson County), Oregon (Beaverton), New Jersey (Ocean County), Michigan (Taylor), Kentucky (Owensboro), and Colorado. The code shows little focused recent activity in any single state or region. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Orlando's IFB26-0227 for soil stabilization pressure grouting (due October 15, 2026), the City of Tucson's RFP #240078 for comprehensive MRO supplies and materials (due March 28, 2024), and the City of Phoenix's IFB-27-0462 for five-year vactor services requirements contract (due October 19, 2026). This code presents no cohesive procurement signal; the opportunities are contextually and functionally unrelated and should not be pursued as a unified market category.