UNSPSC 10226090: Epidendrum

Epidendrum L. (1763) is a genus that includes about 1000 species of orchids, mostly epiphytic habits, of the Laeliinae subtribe of the family (Orchidaceae) .2 They are found in tropical America from Florida to the northern Argentina.

UNSPSC 10226090 Epidendrum is a Commodity code that does not map to the recent state and local opportunities in the source. The code nominally denotes a plant species used in horticulture, yet the nine dated opportunities posted between July and October 2026 span soil stabilization pressure grouting, rapid response construction, window replacement, MRO supplies, vactor services, chemical-resistant water system parts, transit shelters, on-call trade labor, aquatic facility operations, and sewer main inspection—none of which involve epidendrum plants or ornamental horticulture procurement. Two opportunities tangentially involve landscaping (median vegetation installation in Florida and tree/shrub planting in Connecticut), but neither specifies epidendrum or tropical plants. The code shows no relevant recent activity aligned with its stated commodity scope.

The issuing bodies in the dataset span city and county governments (Orlando, Phoenix, Tucson, Fort Worth, Beaverton, Meriden, New London, Kingman, Collier County, Ocean County, Clay County, and others), special-purpose districts (Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency, Collier Area Transit, West Basin Municipal Water District), and an airport authority (Lee County Port Authority), predominantly across Florida, Arizona, Connecticut, California, New Jersey, and other states. Without opportunities actually tagged to epidendrum procurement, characterizing geographic concentration or repeat buyers under this code is not supported by the source.