UNSPSC 93141904: Agricultural or rural cooperatives services

UNSPSC 93141904 Agricultural or rural cooperatives services is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure timber harvesting, forest management, wetland and environmental treatment operations, ecosystem restoration services, and agricultural cost-share administration. The recent opportunities reveal a heavy concentration in salvage timber sales responding to wildfire damage, selective thinning operations on state forest lands, and specialized environmental and agricultural services. The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services' Florida Forest Service dominates activity under this code, issuing sealed-bid timber sales across multiple counties; Boulder County Parks and Open Space (Colorado) and the City of Jacksonville also appear as end-users. These are primarily operational and land-stewardship procurements rather than infrastructure or consulting engagements, structured as per-unit or lump-sum contracts with fixed terms ranging from three months to twelve months for harvest operations.

Recent opportunities concentrate heavily in Florida, where the Florida Forest Service has posted at least nine timber-related solicitations since February 2026, including salvage operations in response to the Cow Creek Wildfire (Cow Creek Road Salvage Timber Sales A, B, and C; Cow Creek ITB15907 due May 14, 2026), the Bondarenko 25/26 Salvage Sale (ITB16010, due June 2, 2026 at the Belmore State Forest in Clay County), the Sandhill Restoration 26/27 Timber Sale (ITB16397, due July 21, 2026 in Taylor County), and the Sand Beach 25/26 Salvage Timber Sale (ITB15957, due May 20, 2026 in Franklin County). A single-source procurement with Three Rivers Resource Conservation and Development Council (SS15780, posted April 27, 2026) for cost-share and best management practice services in Northwest Florida counties carries an estimated value of $330,000. Boulder County Parks and Open Space issued a Request for Proposal for goat browsing services for noxious weed control and wildfire fuel mitigation across 89.4 acres (RFP28826, due May 28, 2026) with a mandatory pre-proposal meeting scheduled for May 18, 2026. Geographic activity extends beyond Florida through Colorado and Georgia-based opportunities, but the data does not support characterizing concentration outside Florida and scattered single-agency procurements in other states.