UNSPSC 11121628: Mohena wood

Species widely distributed in the Amazon rainforest and Guyanas. In Peru, it is located in Iquitos, Yurimaguas, Pucallpa, Tornavista, Huanuco and Tingo Maria. The dry wood presents a golden yellow color with light green tones and dark stripes crisscrossed, its texture is medium to fine.

UNSPSC 11121628 Mohena wood (Commodity) encompasses wood products and lumber that state and local governments procure for construction, maintenance, and facility operations — including standard dimensional lumber in various grades, plywood, hardwood veneers, pressure-treated materials, paneling, mouldings, doors, dowels, and specialty wood items. Recent solicitations show the code applied primarily to general lumber and wood-product purchasing by cities and counties, with scopes ranging from multi-category standing inventory contracts to targeted project-specific material acquisitions. Issuing bodies include municipalities (City of Philadelphia), counties (Gwinnett County, Georgia), and higher-education institutions operating under state authority (Texas A&M University Division of Finance Procurement Services). One outlier entry tagged under the code — a Sourcewell RFP for law enforcement equipment — appears unrelated to the commodity's actual scope and represents a mislabeling in the recent-opportunities dataset.

Geographic activity concentrates in the Southeast and mid-Atlantic regions. The most recent concrete solicitations come from Georgia (Gwinnett County IWQ, due June 18, 2026, for pressure-treated pine lumber, plywood, trim, and fasteners), Texas (Texas A&M TEEX Master Order ITB due July 29, 2026), and Pennsylvania (City of Philadelphia requirements contract ITB for 21 categories of wood products, due August 5, 2026, with 10 percent LBE preference on awards under $1 million and 5 percent above that threshold). The Philadelphia opportunity is representative of larger municipal purchasing under the code — multi-line-item requirements contracting with unit-price bidding, delivery windows of 3 to 30 days depending on product, minimum order thresholds, and compliance with local wage standards and insurance requirements. Gwinnett County's informal quotation approach represents smaller county-level ad-hoc procurement for specific projects or maintenance needs, with award consideration given to delivery time and product equivalency.