UNSPSC 11121707: Wood wool

UNSPSC 11121707 Wood wool, a Commodity code, captures mulch, wood fiber, and related organic materials used for landscape maintenance, erosion control, odor suppression, and landfill operations. State and local governments procure these materials primarily through county waste management departments, municipal solid-waste agencies, school districts, and park authorities for site stabilization, stormwater infrastructure maintenance, and operational support at landfills and transfer stations. Recent solicitations show the code applied to hardwood mulch and engineered wood fiber supply contracts, erosion-control hydroseeding projects, odor-control mulch bed refurbishment at vacuum stations, and landscape maintenance for green stormwater infrastructure assets. The issuing bodies span county departments of waste management, city solid-waste divisions, school districts, county parks and open space departments, and municipal water utilities, with repeat activity from larger counties managing landfill operations and green infrastructure programs.

Recent opportunities originate in Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, South Carolina, and California. Parkway School District in Missouri issued an IFB on September 3, 2026 (due September 17) for hardwood mulch and engineered wood fiber supply on a blanket purchase-order basis, estimating $50,000 annual spend with no purchase guarantee. Sacramento County's Department of Waste Management and Recycling solicited erosion control services via competitive bid (RFB 2026-RFB-0049, due June 11) covering hydroseeding of approximately 50 acres across four landfill and transfer-station sites, with a 5% local-business preference and 2% micro-business preference available. Sarasota County requested bids for odor-control mulch bed media refurbishment and replacement at nine vacuum stations under IFB 262888RM (due August 7), spanning five years with annual maintenance and final-year replacement of FDOT Type Y compost material. Greenville County, South Carolina posted an RFP for double-ground mulch supply and installation at its administration building (RFP 26099, due April 21), and Boulder County Parks and Open Space sought qualifications from aggregate and erosion-control material vendors (SOQ 28626, due May 27) on a short-list basis for ongoing landscape and construction projects. The District of Columbia and City of Savannah also solicited leaf disposal and landfill cover material services in the recent window, reflecting broad municipal reliance on organic material management and landscape stabilization services.