UNSPSC 72102902: Landscaping services

UNSPSC 72102902 Landscaping services is a Commodity code covering the routine and specialized grounds maintenance, site beautification, and vegetation management work that state and local governments actually contract for today. Recent solicitations show agencies buying full-service landscape maintenance at municipal facilities, parks, water utility sites, and transportation corridors; design-led enhancement projects tied to corridor or streetscape improvements; specialized services such as turf management for athletic fields, tree trimming with ISA-certified arborist supervision, grounds restoration following utility work, and native plant establishment with measurable survival standards. Issuing bodies span city public works departments, county transportation and parks divisions, school districts, state universities, special districts including water authorities and fire rescue districts, state departments, and regional transit authorities. Cities in Florida, Georgia, and California dominate recent activity, with DeBary (partnership with FDOT), San Antonio, Fulton County, Orange County (California), Collier County (Florida), and Sacramento County appearing as repeat or high-value buyers. Work ranges from small single-location maintenance contracts under $50,000 annually to multimillion-dollar park construction projects and multi-site landscape programs spanning dozens of locations.

Recent representative opportunities include the City of DeBary's RFP for landscape design and construction management services for U.S. 17-92 corridor enhancement with a $227,000 FDOT grant component, due April 15, 2020; the City of San Antonio's RFP for Main Plaza Renovations encompassing site work, landscaping, irrigation, pavilion construction, and utility upgrades with proposals due December 1, 2026; Fulton County's ITB for South Fulton Maintenance & Operational Demonstration Garden landscape maintenance with quarterly work on pollinator and rain gardens due November 30, 2026; Caltrans' restricted IFPQ for landscape maintenance at the District 11 Transportation Management Center in San Diego County (small-business and DVBE-only, due October 29, 2026); the Orange County Transportation Authority's prevailing-wage landscaping maintenance contract across 13 facilities with an estimated value of $354,050 for one year due November 2, 2026; and the California Department of Water Resources' IFB for groundskeeping services at the Oroville Field Division spanning multiple sites with a 45-mile local-vendor radius requirement and a mandatory pre-bid conference on October 27, 2026. Geographic concentration includes strong activity in Florida (DeBary, Casselberry, Pensacola, Tampa Bay area, Collier), Georgia (Fulton County, Atlanta, Norcross, Forsyth, Johns Creek), California (Orange County, Sacramento County, Caltrans San Diego, DMV Whittier), and Texas (San Antonio, Angelo State, Texas A&M, Fauquier County area), with scattered activity across Connecticut, South Carolina, Michigan, Mississippi, and the upper Midwest. M/WBE participation goals, local-vendor preferences, and prevailing-wage requirements appear frequently; set-asides for small businesses, disadvantaged businesses, and veteran-owned enterprises are common in California, Georgia, and Florida solicitations.