UNSPSC 10226802: Acacia dealbata

This original Tree from Australia (Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania) can reach twenty-five meters in height and eight meters in width. Acacia dealbata has little reliable information about its flowers, but these are presumably yellow in color with hermaphroditic reproductive units. Finally: this species has evergreen leaves, serves to fix nitrogen to the soil and is scented.

UNSPSC 10226802 Acacia dealbata, a Commodity code, shows minimal relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The code nominally designates a botanical species (Acacia dealbata, or silver wattle), yet the recent opportunities dataset contains no solicitations for this plant material specifically. Instead, the tagged opportunities span transit shelters, parking structures, tree and shrub supply, demolition services, and miscellaneous maintenance—none of which align with procurement of Acacia dealbata as a discrete product line. The mismatch between the code's botanical scope and the actual work being solicited indicates the code is either misapplied to recent opportunities or sees no active state and local demand at present.

The recent opportunities dataset does not support actionable intelligence on issuing bodies, geographic concentration, or representative procurements under this code. When state and local jurisdictions do source plants and landscaping materials—as evidenced by opportunities from Collier County (native coastal plants), Hillsborough County (scenic-road tree replanting), the Town of Palm Beach (Royal Palm and Coconut Palm trees), and Henry County, Georgia (playground landscaping)—they solicit specific species or general landscape supplies through ITBs and RFQs rather than using this commodity code. Pursuit under UNSPSC 10226802 is not recommended based on current market signals.