UNSPSC 70141500: Crop production

UNSPSC 70141500 Crop production (Class) encompasses land leasing, horticultural supply and installation, and environmental restoration work that state and local governments procure to manage public lands, restore habitat, control invasive species, and beautify municipal infrastructure. The recent opportunities reflect a mix of operational agriculture on conservation lands, urban tree and shrub planting, and invasive-species management across public properties. Issuing bodies include county agricultural and flood-control agencies, municipal parks and public-works departments, and county open-space authorities. Santa Clara County's Office of Sustainability and Resilience is developing a shoreline adaptation plan that encompasses coordinated land-use planning across multiple jurisdictions and special districts; the City of Jackson, Michigan is purchasing and planting approximately 200 street trees for spring 2027 with USDA grant funding and Davis-Bacon Act compliance; the Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency (SAFCA) is leasing approximately 460 acres across seven properties in the Natomas Basin to agricultural operators for crop production on conservation-mitigation lands; and Clayton County, Georgia is contracting for hydroseeding services across roadways, parks, and disturbed areas. The City of Norwalk, Connecticut procured tree and shrub supply and planting at various municipal locations, and Boulder County Parks & Open Space issued a Request for Information on non-herbicide cheatgrass control across 800 acres of natural lands.

Geographic activity spans California (Santa Clara County, Sacramento Area), Michigan (City of Jackson), Georgia (Clayton County, Jimmy Carter Regional Airport region), Colorado (Boulder County), and Connecticut (City of Norwalk). Recent solicitations cluster in the West and Southeast, with municipal and county environmental or public-works departments as primary buyers. The City of Jackson's street-tree project, due September 30, 2026, required unit pricing for 37 tree species and a one-year establishment-period maintenance guarantee; SAFCA's agricultural lease RFP, posted September 21, 2026, required applicants to demonstrate two years of production experience and secure $2 million Commercial General Liability insurance, with property-by-property selection across seven tracts ranging from 26 to 202 acres, lease terms effective January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2031. Santa Clara County's shoreline adaptation RFP, posted October 14, 2026 with response due November 6, 2026, seeks development of a Bay Conservation and Development Commission-compliant regional shoreline adaptation plan with community engagement and nature-based adaptation strategies. Boulder County's RFI on cheatgrass control, posted May 4, 2026, sought information only on targeted cattle grazing, mechanical methods, and integrated non-chemical approaches across steep foothill terrain, with no formal procurement commitment or budget disclosed.