UNSPSC 70151902: Agroforestry resources

UNSPSC 70151902 Agroforestry resources is a Commodity code that encompasses environmental planning, ecological assessment, and forest management services that state and local governments procure to support watershed management, urban forest expansion, and carbon sequestration initiatives. The code sees purchasing activity from city planning departments, county environmental services, state natural resources agencies, and municipal parks and recreation departments. Recent solicitations reflect a mix of technical consulting — watershed master planning with hydrologic modeling and flood risk assessment, feasibility analysis for forest carbon offset projects, and community-based forestry services including tree planting, maintenance, and volunteer coordination — alongside exhibit design and environmental education components. The issuing bodies span municipalities, counties, and state departments managing natural resources or urban forests.

Activity under the code clusters in Florida and the Pacific Northwest, with recent solicitations from the City of St. Cloud (watershed planning and economic development support), Sarasota County (interpretive exhibits at an environmental center), the City of Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation (community tree planting and forest management), and the Washington Department of Natural Resources (forest carbon offset feasibility analysis). Representative opportunities include the City of St. Cloud's RFQ 2026-039 for a Joint Planning Area Watershed Master Plan (due June 4, 2026, estimated project cost $600,000), Sarasota County's RFP for interpretive exhibit design and installation at Lemon Bay Park Environmental Center (due September 8, 2026), the City of Atlanta's SOQ/GS/DPR/2605-1260218 for community-based forestry services including planting approximately 6,000 trees and pruning 5,000 young trees (SOQ due June 17, 2026, with competitive invitation for bid to follow), and the Washington Department of Natural Resources' RFQQ for forest carbon offset project feasibility analysis (due May 26, 2026). Most solicitations are structured as RFQ or RFP processes requiring electronic submission through municipal procurement portals and compliance with federal requirements including 2 CFR Part 200 and Davis-Bacon Act provisions where applicable.