UNSPSC 70141901: Cash grains harvesting services

UNSPSC 70141901 Cash grains harvesting services (Commodity) shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. The nine opportunities posted between May and October 2026 under this code are predominantly unrelated to grain harvesting: they span shoreline adaptation planning, street tree planting and supply, agricultural land leasing, airport consulting, environmental support services, hydroseeding, and invasive species management. Only the Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency's agricultural lease RFP (RFP 2026-002, due September 18, 2026) involves agricultural production on leased land, but the scope restricts crops to low-growing species (tomatoes, beans, beets, alfalfa, and rice on certain parcels) rather than cash grains, and the work structure centers on lease negotiation and operations oversight rather than harvesting services. The issuing bodies are diverse — county governments (Santa Clara County, Clayton County, Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency, Boulder County), cities (Jackson, Michigan; Norwalk, Connecticut), a state department (Georgia Department of Transportation), and a regional airport authority — with no repeat solicitations under this code in the recent window.

Geographic activity spans California, Georgia, Connecticut, Colorado, and Michigan, with no concentration in any single state or region. The mismatch between the code's harvesting-services classification and the actual work being solicited — chiefly environmental planning, landscaping, site restoration, and agricultural land administration — suggests either systematic mis-coding by issuing bodies or incidental application of the code to tangentially related agricultural activity. State and local procurement under this code does not currently reflect active demand for cash grain harvesting services.