UNSPSC 70151504: Forest administration services

UNSPSC 70151504 Forest administration services is a Commodity code that covers urban forestry assessments, invasive species management, prescribed vegetation treatment, and operational support for parks and natural area management. State and local governments buy tree canopy analyses with geospatial data delivery, invasive plant control with performance guarantees tied to target species reduction, forestry services including emergency and routine tree removal with pre-commercial thinning and fuel reduction, restoration planting using native species, and mosquito control operations ranging from larval suppression to adult adulticide spraying. The issuing bodies span cities, counties, state departments, and special-purpose districts; recent opportunities include the City of Pooler (Georgia), City of Atlanta, Glades Electric Cooperative (Florida), cities in Florida and Georgia managing pest control across municipal facilities, plus state-level forestry and natural resource agencies. Work is actively solicited across Georgia, Florida, Oregon, Michigan, Texas, Washington, and South Dakota, with the highest recent concentration in Florida and Georgia across city-wide facility maintenance contracts and environmental remediation programs.

Recent representative solicitations include the City of Pooler RFP for tree canopy coverage assessment and geodatabase development due November 6, 2026, requiring LiDAR-based analysis with ISA or TCIA certification; the City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management's multi-step sealed bid for invasive plant control, forestry services, and land management under the Annual Natural Area Management Program with mandatory prequalification due November 6, 2026; the City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department RFP for urban forestry tree inventory across 450,000 trees on more than 20,582 acres due July 14, 2026; and Glades Electric Cooperative's RFP for right-of-way trimming on four transmission lines totaling approximately 3.6 million linear feet due April 23, 2026. Smaller jurisdictions and utilities solicit under this code for specialized services such as bee and hive removal (City of Lubbock ITB due October 8, 2026) and on-call pest control at correctional facilities (Oregon Youth Authority quotes due September 2, 2026 with $100,000 cumulative cap). Contract terms typically span one to three years with renewal options, and performance standards increasingly emphasize Integrated Pest Management, native plantings with survivability warranties, and compliance with ANSI arboriculture standards.