UNSPSC 70151906: Broad leafed plantation resources

UNSPSC 70151906 Broad leafed plantation resources is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of urban tree planting, maintenance, and community forestry services. The code sees active solicitation for community-based tree planting and establishment programs, invasive plant removal coordination, tree pruning and maintenance on young and mature stock, volunteer-led forest stewardship, and carbon offset feasibility analysis on forest lands. Work scope spans initial site preparation and soil amendment through multi-year establishment and warranty periods, with many solicitations pairing direct horticultural services to education, workforce development, and community engagement programming. Issuing bodies include city departments of parks and recreation, county boards of commissioners, state natural resource departments, and special-purpose districts; the City of Atlanta's Department of Parks and Recreation is a repeat buyer appearing twice in recent postings. Geographic activity centers on the Southeast—Georgia and Florida municipalities and Hillsborough County are recent active issuers—with westbound representation from Washington state and Colorado county governments pursuing carbon sequestration and biomass utilization analysis tied to forest restoration.

Recent solicitations reflect the mix. The City of Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation issued a two-phase Statement of Qualifications and Invitation for Bid (SOQ/IFB, PE66062NONST2026000000405) due June 17 and June 29, 2026, respectively, for community-based forestry covering tree planting of 6,000 trees, pruning of 5,000 young trees, volunteer invasive plant removal, and education and youth employment programming. Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners issued an Invitation to Bid (ITB-26-00125, due February 27, 2026) for tree replanting and landscape maintenance on scenic roads with a project estimate of $935,275.00. The Washington Department of Natural Resources issued a Request for Qualifications and Quotes (DNRRFQQ2615, due May 26, 2026) for forest carbon offset feasibility analysis across five counties—Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, Chelan, and Yakima—assessing carbon sequestration potential on department-managed lands. Boulder County, Colorado, issued a Request for Information (RFI25326, due March 13, 2026) exploring vendor capacity to remove and store carbon through utilization of approximately 301,026 tons annually of liability woody biomass from forest restoration and wildfire mitigation projects.