UNSPSC 70141702: Fertilizer services

UNSPSC 70141702 Fertilizer services is a Commodity code encompassing the supply and application of bulk fertilizer products to turf, landscaping, and infrastructure assets managed by state and local agencies. State and local governments procure this code for landscape and turf maintenance across parks, golf courses, school grounds, water management district levees, and similar facilities, with fertilizer formulations and application rates specified to match vegetation type and soil conditions. The work involves supplying materials meeting defined nutrient ratios—typically nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium formulations with secondary nutrients such as iron and magnesium—and furnishing labor and equipment to apply the product at prescribed rates per acre or per 1,000 square feet. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include water management districts, county parks and recreation departments, school districts, and municipalities. The St. Johns River Water Management District in Florida, Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation in Utah, and the Jordan School District in Utah appear as recent buyers, indicating activity across both specialized water infrastructure entities and general local government operations.

Recent solicitations span Florida and Utah. The St. Johns River Water Management District posted ITB 42144 on March 27, 2026, for bulk fertilizer application to approximately 360 acres of levee slopes across ten locations in Indian River, Brevard, and Osceola Counties, with a 20-0-10 formulation and a June 30, 2026 completion deadline; quote submittal was due April 15, 2026. Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation issued RFB PAR128664 on February 26, 2026, for supply and spreading of three fertilizer products at county parks and golf courses with an estimated annual purchase value of approximately $70,000 and a six-year contract term; bids closed March 16, 2026. The Jordan School District in Utah released IFB 26DB245 on January 29, 2026, for weed control and fertilizer application across 500 acres at multiple school locations, with separate pricing for broadleaf weed control and 28-4-10 fertilizer application; bids closed February 10, 2026. The source also contains unrelated opportunities in production services and executive search that are misfiled under this code and do not represent fertilizer procurement activity.