UNSPSC 70141801: Orchard tree or vine planting services

UNSPSC 70141801 Orchard tree or vine planting services, a Commodity code, encompasses tree and shrub supply, planting, establishment maintenance, and site restoration work that state and local governments solicit from landscape contractors, reforestation specialists, and conservation service providers. Recent opportunities show the code capturing street tree planting (furnishing, delivering, and installing trees across municipal rights-of-way with multi-year establishment care), native plant propagation and container supply (custom-grown California native species in multiple container sizes for coastal habitat restoration), reforestation and groundcover restoration (hand-planting and V-blade planting of longleaf and slash pine seedlings and wiregrass plugs across restoration tracts), and shoreline adaptation planning that incorporates nature-based solutions including habitat planting. Issuing bodies span cities (Jackson, Michigan; Norwalk, Connecticut), counties (Santa Clara, Orange, Clayton in Georgia; Boulder, Colorado; Sacramento area), state water management districts (Northwest Florida Water Management District; Suwannee River Water Management District), and regional conservation authorities (Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency). Repeat buyers include Florida water management districts and California coastal counties focused on environmental mitigation and resilience infrastructure.

Recent activity concentrates in California (Santa Clara County shoreline adaptation, Orange County native plant supply, Sacramento agricultural habitat leases), Florida (Northwest Florida and Suwannee River districts conducting hand-planting and V-blade reforestation), and scattered municipal street tree programs in Michigan, Connecticut, and Georgia. Representative solicitations include the City of Jackson, Michigan's request for approximately 200 street trees across 15+ species with spring 2027 planting and one-year establishment maintenance, issued as an IFB with a September 30, 2026 response deadline and Davis-Bacon Act prevailing wage requirements; the Northwest Florida Water Management District's ITB for hand-planting approximately 120,395 longleaf pine tubelings and 300,000 wiregrass plugs across 481 acres (response date September 24, 2026); the Suwannee River Water Management District's V-blade planting of 270,000 longleaf and slash pine seedlings across four forestland tracts in North-Central Florida (bid due June 10, 2026); and the County of Orange's RFP for California native container plant production and services from suppliers with five years of active nursery operations and at least one acre of production space in coastal Southern California counties, with a three-year initial term and potential two-year renewals subject to Board approval and local small business and disabled veteran business enterprise cost preferences.