UNSPSC 70141800: Crop planting and cultivation

UNSPSC 70141800 Crop planting and cultivation is a Class code under which state and local governments procure landscaping and horticultural services including native plant supply, tree and shrub installation, hydroseeding, agricultural leasing, and invasive species management. Recent solicitations show activity concentrated in municipal beautification, habitat restoration, and land stewardship across multiple issuing bodies, with cities, counties, and special-purpose districts competing across a spectrum of environmental and agricultural needs.

The issuing-body mix reflects diverse jurisdictional interests. Municipal governments (the City of Norwalk, Connecticut and Town of Naugatuck, Connecticut) solicit tree and shrub supply and planting for street and park beautification. Counties dominate the code's activity: the County of Orange, California pursues native plant supply and propagation services; Clayton County, Georgia seeks annual hydroseeding contracts; Boulder County Parks & Open Space (Colorado) leases large agricultural tracts for organic farming and hay production; and Pinellas County (Florida) contracts dune planting on coastal restoration projects. State environmental and natural-resource bodies appear less frequently—the Georgia Department of Transportation issued an RFQ for environmental support services that included ecology and habitat work, and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission solicited farm leases on a Wildlife Management Area. Recent geographic activity spans California, Connecticut, Colorado, Florida, and Georgia. Representative recent opportunities include the County of Orange's RFP for California Native Container Plant Supply and Services (posted June 30, 2026, questions due January 7, 2026, proposals due January 20, 2026) seeking five-year native plant production capability; Clayton County, Georgia's ITB #26-60 for hydroseeding services (posted May 8, 2026, due June 16, 2026) requiring five years of verifiable experience and a 90% vegetative coverage guarantee; Boulder County's RFP for the AHI Agricultural Lease (posted March 27, 2026, due April 21, 2026) for a 756-acre, five-year agricultural operation; and the Town of Naugatuck's RFQ for tree trimming and removal (posted April 10, 2026, due April 28, 2026). Opportunities under this code reflect a mix of short-term annual or multi-year contracts, with some agricultural leases running three to five years.