UNSPSC 10502932: Fresh cut lycopodium or princess pine

A type of greenery that has been cut to provide contrast to flowers in various floral arrangements

UNSPSC 10502932 Fresh cut lycopodium or princess pine is a Commodity code that in practice receives minimal direct solicitation from state and local governments. The recent opportunities block shows no instances of governments purchasing fresh cut lycopodium or princess pine under this code. One opportunity—Hillsborough County's herbicide spraying and planting services contract (ITB2600339, due August 3, 2026, estimated value $544,532.50)—involves chemical vegetation control and invasive species management but does not include fresh cut plant material purchases. The remaining opportunities address broad landscaping plant procurement (trees, shrubs, potted plants, and groundcover from the City of Altamonte Springs and Collier County), educational supply catalogs via a Texas purchasing cooperative, IT infrastructure installation, landscape enhancements, and invasive plant removal—none of which align with the specific scope of fresh cut lycopodium or princess pine materials. No state or local contracting activity under this code appears in the recent record.

State and local procurement under this Commodity code shows no documented recent activity. Business development professionals should monitor landscaping-related codes (such as broader plant material procurement families) where municipalities and counties regularly solicit fresh plant materials on an as-needed basis, particularly in Florida, Georgia, and Texas where the recent opportunities cluster. The code itself does not currently reflect active state or local buying patterns.