UNSPSC 70111602: Nursery services

UNSPSC 70111602 Nursery services, a Commodity code, encompasses landscape maintenance, grounds care, tree and shrub planting and removal, and facility beautification services that state and local governments procure to maintain parks, municipal properties, airport grounds, school campuses, and institutional facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing routine mowing and vegetation management; fertilizer application; tree trimming, removal, and stump grinding; shrub and perennial care; mulch installation; irrigation system maintenance and repair; seasonal planting; and integrated pest management services, often bundled with grounds beautification and site restoration work. The code sees activity from state departments, county governments, municipalities, school districts, airport authorities, universities, and special-purpose districts, with no single repeat buyer dominating recent procurement.

Recent opportunities span multiple states and regions with notable concentration in Texas, Florida, Georgia, and the broader Southeast. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice has posted multiple fertilizer and application IFBs (IW255710, IW255708, IW255702, IW254773, IW254777, IW254820) with July 30, 2026 response dates. Florida jurisdictions including Lee County Port Authority (landscaping at Page Field Airport, RFB 26-0080LB, bids due July 31), Collier County (tree and palm furnishing and installation, ITB 25-8517, bids due June 26), and Seminole County (landscape maintenance at telecommunication tower properties and Cedar Ridge MSBU, IFB 5248-26 and IFB 5249-26, both due July 8) show steady activity. Georgia buyers—City of Sandy Springs (citywide landscaping services RFQ with Phase I qualifications due July 27), Fayette County (Kenwood Park erosion stabilization, ITB 27001-B, due July 28), and City of Albany (landscaping maintenance across municipal properties, Bid Ref. #27-004, due August 10)—are active. The City of Amarillo (Heritage Hills PID site and landscape construction, BVB 416-26, due July 23), City of Jackson, Michigan (street tree purchase and planting, ENG 25-04C, due July 14), and City of Santa Cruz (median landscape and hardscape maintenance, RFPNOPR0247, due July 17) represent multi-region representation. Most opportunities are structured as IFB, RFP, or ITN with response windows of two to four weeks; contract terms typically run one to three years with optional renewals. Insurance requirements, performance bonds, and prevailing wage compliance (where federal or CDBG funding applies) are standard.