UNSPSC 93141903: Agricultural institutions organization or management services

UNSPSC 93141903 Agricultural institutions organization or management services (Commodity) covers vendor-provided labor, planning, and operational support for managing land, vegetation, and facilities at county-owned agricultural and open-space properties. State and local procurement under this code encompasses goat browsing for noxious weed and wildfire fuel mitigation, tree planting and establishment on municipal properties, environmental services for stormwater and regulatory compliance, and staffing for emergency shelter operations. The issuing bodies include county parks and open-space departments, county boards of commissioners, municipal fire-rescue agencies, and city governments; Boulder County Parks and Open Space and Orange County, Florida have posted solicitations under related environmental and land-management activity in the recent window. Work solicited ranges from specialized ecological services—stream restoration, wetlands assessment, water quality monitoring—to routine grounds and vegetation management contracted on an as-needed basis through task orders and delivery schedules.

Boulder County Parks and Open Space posted RFP28826 on May 11, 2026, due May 28, 2026, seeking a vendor to operate a goat browsing pilot program across approximately 89.4 acres of county-owned land for noxious weed control and wildfire mitigation, with a mandatory pre-proposal meeting on May 18, 2026, and a maximum 100-day contract duration concluding October 31, 2026. Orange County, Florida, issued IFB Y26-144 on April 9, 2026, due March 3, 2026, for tree planting and establishment services across multiple county facilities, covering 68 tree species and size combinations with a 24-month post-installation maintenance period and structured on a firm, fixed-price fee schedule with five-year contract term. Pasco County, Florida, released RSQ-FP-26-037 on March 11, 2026, due April 14, 2026, for as-needed environmental services including biological assessments, lake vegetation management, stream restoration, and wetlands assessment, structured as a three-year task-order agreement. Recent activity concentrates in Colorado and Florida, with secondary opportunities in Georgia (infrastructure utilities) and the broader Southeast; the code shows active procurement across county-level jurisdictions managing public lands and environmental compliance.