UNSPSC 70151902: Agroforestry resources

UNSPSC 70151902 Agroforestry resources (Commodity) covers forest management, tree planting and maintenance, habitat restoration, and carbon assessment work that state and local governments procure to support urban forestry, forest health, watershed stewardship, and climate resilience goals. Recent solicitations show city and county agencies buying community-based tree planting and invasive species removal, typically bundled with volunteer engagement and public education; counties and state natural resource departments procuring watershed planning, forest carbon feasibility analysis, and biomass utilization services to inform landscape-scale restoration and carbon sequestration strategy. The City of Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation has posted two parallel solicitations for community-based forestry services—a Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) in June 2026 and a pre-advertisement notice in April 2026—each calling for contractors to plant 6,000 trees over two seasons, prune 5,000 existing trees, coordinate volunteer invasive plant removal, and deliver education and workforce development programming including tree walks, pruning classes, and school outreach, with minimum qualifications requiring six years of relevant experience, an ISA Certified Arborist or Landscape Architect on staff, and current Georgia Commercial Pesticide Applicator's License.

Geographic activity concentrates in the Southeast and West. The City of St. Cloud, Florida issued an RFQ in May 2026 for watershed master plan development covering 127.4 square miles, with deliverables including hydrologic modeling, flood mapping, and a capital improvement plan ($600,000 estimated). The Washington Department of Natural Resources issued an RFQQ in April 2026 across five counties (Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, Chelan, Yakima) for forest carbon offset project feasibility analysis on state-managed lands. Boulder County, Colorado released an RFI in February 2026 to identify vendor capacity for carbon removal through biomass utilization from forest restoration and wildfire mitigation projects, with approximately 301,026 tons of annual feedstock available. Hillsborough County, Florida issued an Invitation to Bid (ITB) in January 2026 for tree replanting and maintenance on scenic roads and miscellaneous areas over one year, with a project estimate of $935,275.00 and bid close February 27, 2026. Recent opportunities span a mix of municipal, county, and state-level issuing bodies; issuing bodies vary in scope from single-jurisdiction urban forestry to multi-county or statewide natural resource management.