UNSPSC 70141803: Crop cultivating services

UNSPSC 70141803 Crop cultivating services is a Commodity code that encompasses the supply, installation, and ongoing management of vegetation on public lands, with recent state and local opportunities spanning dune restoration, hydroseeding, tree and shrub planting, agricultural leasing, invasive-species control, and environmental support services. State and local governments buying under this code include municipalities (City of Norwalk, Connecticut), counties (Clayton County and Boulder County in Georgia and Colorado respectively; Pinellas County, Florida), state departments of transportation (Georgia Department of Transportation), and special-purpose park and open-space authorities (Boulder County Parks & Open Space). Boulder County Parks & Open Space appears as a repeat buyer, issuing multiple agricultural-lease RFPs and an RFI for invasive cheatgrass control across its holdings.

Recent opportunities demonstrate activity across the Southeast and Mountain West. Clayton County, Georgia issued ITB #26-60 in June 2026 for annual hydroseeding services across roadways, parks, rights-of-way, and disturbed sites, requiring five years of verifiable experience and guaranteeing 90% vegetation coverage within 90 days. Boulder County Parks & Open Space released three agricultural-lease RFPs (AHI, Wilkie Miller, and James Construction properties) between March and April 2026, each targeting qualified operators to manage hay, forage, and commodity production on 31 to 756 acres with evaluation criteria weighted toward sustainability alignment and operational suitability. The City of Norwalk, Connecticut posted RFP 4524 on July 15, 2026, requesting supply and planting of trees and shrubs at municipal sites, with proposals due August 4, 2026. Pinellas County, Florida solicited bids for 2025 dune-planting services on a 12-month contract with renewal options, targeting coastal vegetation installation on multiple beach segments with a project cost of $1,801,881.18. The Georgia Department of Transportation issued RFQ PE48401RFQ2026000000601 for environmental support services including NEPA compliance, air quality, ecology, and cultural-resources documentation, with Statements of Qualifications due August 17, 2026. Boulder County Parks & Open Space also released RFI 28526 in May 2026 seeking non-herbicide cheatgrass control methods across approximately 800 acres of natural lands, with responses due May 15, 2026.