UNSPSC 72102902: Landscaping services

UNSPSC 72102902 Landscaping services, a Commodity code, encompasses grounds maintenance, landscape improvements, turf care, tree and shrub services, and related site work regularly solicited by state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments buy maintenance contracts for parks, athletic fields, medians, airport grounds, facility landscapes, and rights-of-way; one-time improvements such as tree planting, wildflower garden renovation, and site beautification; and specialized services including fertilizer application, irrigation repair, erosion control, and stormwater management enhancements. Recent solicitations span school districts, municipal parks departments, county governments, state agencies, special-purpose districts, and regional authorities across the South, Midwest, and Pacific regions, with repeat activity from Texas agencies, Florida municipalities and counties, and Georgia cities.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the code's breadth. The City of Fort Worth issued RFP 260229 for non-exclusive grounds maintenance on citywide unimproved alleyways (proposals due August 6, 2026), with a 30% small business participation goal and evaluation on best value across cost, small business participation, qualifications, operational capability, and equipment availability. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice posted five concurrent IFBs (IW254773, IW254777, IW254820, IW255702, IW255708) for fertilizer and application services with July 30 deadlines. San Antonio Independent School District solicited RFP 26-013 for general maintenance services, parts, repairs, supplies, and equipment on a continuous, open-ended basis with an August 15, 2026 proposal due date and no guaranteed minimum. East Mississippi State Hospital requested IFB bids for comprehensive beautification services at Meridian campuses (due August 11, 2026), encompassing landscape maintenance, grounds care, seasonal plantings, and debris removal. Walton County, Florida issued ITB 26-20 for multi-use path and rights-of-way maintenance (bids due August 6, 2026) with a mandatory pre-bid conference on July 22, requiring routine maintenance on a 7-day cycle March through October and 30-day cycle November through February. Activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Connecticut, and California, with additional recent solicitations in Nevada, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oregon, Illinois, and Ohio.