UNSPSC 11121625: Eucalyptus wood

A type of wood derived from the eucalyptus tree genus from the myrtaceae family. There are over 700 species, most of them from Australia. Currently, they are distributed in most part of the world and due to its rapid growth, they are frequently used in forest planting for paper in addition ot its ornamental value. it is used both in outdoor and indoor carpentry for doors, laminated profiles for windows, kitchen furniture, plywood panels and tongued and grooved flooring.

UNSPSC 11121625 Eucalyptus wood, a Commodity code, does not map cleanly to the state and local procurement activity recently tagged under it. Of four recent opportunities found under this code, only two involve lumber procurement in any material respect — a Texas A&M University master order for lumber and a Gwinnett County, Georgia request for quotes on wood and building materials including pressure-treated pine, SPF framing, plywood, and fasteners. The other two records (a Sourcewell law enforcement equipment cooperative procurement and a Maryland Environmental Service contract for tree and shrub supply, installation, and maintenance) fall outside the code's stated scope entirely and appear to reflect tagging mismatches. The actual wood product procurement driven by this code targets general construction lumber, treated lumber, plywood sheathing, and related fasteners for repairs, maintenance, and capital projects across municipal and county departments, not eucalyptus wood specifically.

Activity comes from state agencies, county purchasing offices, and municipal governments rather than a concentrated buyer base. Texas A&M University's Division of Finance Procurement Services posted an ITB (TEEX-ITB-26-081) for a master lumber order with bids due July 29, 2026, while Gwinnett County Financial Services ran an Informal Written Quotation (IWQ 06092026) for wood and building materials with a June 18, 2026 response deadline, requiring FOB Destination delivery to the Department of Transportation and unit pricing inclusive of freight. The City of Dallas issued a five-year ID/IQ master agreement solicitation (BR26-00030114) for building materials, lumber, and accessories across groups A through W, with fixed percentage discounts off vendor list price, a 7.99 percent SBE participation goal under its DRIVE Policy, and a pre-qualified list of 17 SBE vendors in the lumber wholesaler and construction materials categories. These opportunities cluster in Texas and Georgia with isolated activity elsewhere; the eucalyptus-wood code designation appears misaligned with typical state and local forestry or landscape sourcing patterns.