UNSPSC 70141804: Crop planting services

UNSPSC 70141804 Crop planting services, a Commodity code, encompasses the supply and installation of trees, shrubs, native plants, grasses, and other vegetation across municipal parks, open spaces, coastal restoration sites, and agricultural properties managed by state and local jurisdictions. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying targeted planting and seeding services for landscape restoration, dune stabilization, ecological remediation, and grounds beautification rather than broad-acre agricultural crop production. Issuing bodies include city governments, county parks and open space departments, county transportation agencies, and special-purpose districts. Boulder County Parks & Open Space, appearing across multiple recent opportunities, is a repeat buyer of agricultural land leases incorporating vegetation management; Clayton County, Georgia and Pinellas County, Florida also show recent activity. The work spans habitat restoration using native species, hydroseeding for erosion control and ground stabilization, coastal dune planting with seasonal environmental compliance, and landscape plantings at municipal facilities.

Recent activity concentrates in Colorado, Georgia, and Florida. Representative solicitations include the City of Norwalk, Connecticut (RFP Solicitation 4524, tree and shrub supply and planting at multiple locations, due August 4, 2026); Clayton County, Georgia (ITB #26-60, hydroseeding services under an annual contract with minimum five years' experience required, pre-bid conference May 21, 2026, bid due June 16, 2026); Boulder County Parks & Open Space (RFP-274-26, agricultural lease with organic fruit and vegetable production and ditch-rider responsibilities, mandatory pre-proposal meeting April 22, 2026, proposals due May 8, 2026); Boulder County (RFI28526, non-herbicide cheatgrass control across 800 acres using cattle grazing and mechanical methods, responses due May 15, 2026); and Pinellas County, Florida (ITB 250933, dune planting services at eight beach segments with native coastal species under a 12-month base contract extensible for four additional years, total project cost $1,801,881.18).