UNSPSC 93141900: Rural development

UNSPSC 93141900 Rural development is a Class code under which state and local governments procure landscape restoration, habitat management, and agricultural land stewardship services, grounded in recent activity spanning tree and shrub planting, hydroseeding, cheatgrass control, dune restoration, and agricultural property leasing. The issuing bodies include cities (City of Norwalk, Connecticut), counties (Clayton County and Boulder County, Colorado; Orange County, California; Pinellas County, Florida; Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska), state departments (Georgia Department of Transportation, Georgia Department of Agriculture), and special-purpose districts (Orange County Waste & Recycling). Boulder County Parks & Open Space appears as a repeat buyer, issuing three RFPs for agricultural leases in a concentrated timeframe spanning March through May 2026.

Recent solicitations span multiple service lines and geographic regions. The City of Norwalk issued ITB #4524 for supply and planting of trees and shrubs across municipal sites with a proposal due date of August 4, 2026. Clayton County, Georgia solicited hydroseeding services under ITB #26-60 with bids due June 16, 2026, seeking contractors with five-plus years of experience to deliver mobilization, site prep, grassing, and reapplication services across roadways, parks, rights-of-way, and environmental restoration sites under an annual contract with potential four-year renewals. Pinellas County solicited comprehensive dune planting and restoration services across eight beach segments with a project value of $1,801,881.18 and a response deadline of November 6, 2025. Boulder County Parks & Open Space issued three RFPs for agricultural leases—the AHI Agricultural Lease (756 acres, five-year term, $32,500 annual rent beginning 2027), the Wilkie Miller Agricultural Lease (54.5 acres, three-year term, $1,100 annual rent), and the James Construction Agricultural Lease (31 acres, three-year term, $2,700 annually)—all requiring demonstrated sustainability alignment and agricultural experience. Georgia Department of Transportation issued RFQ PE48401RFQ2026000000601 for environmental support services across three contract specialties (NEPA/Air Quality/Noise; Cultural Resources; Ecology) with an RFQ issuance date of July 16, 2026. Orange County Waste & Recycling administered the Regional Recycling and Edible Food Recovery Grant program, offering $6 million total funding across three fiscal years with a maximum award of $500,000 per applicant and an extended application deadline of May 15, 2026, targeting nonprofits and government entities supporting food recovery infrastructure. Activity concentrates in California, Colorado, Georgia, Connecticut, Florida, and Alaska, with Colorado and California showing particular density in the recent record.