UNSPSC 93141906: Farmers or peasants organizations services

UNSPSC 93141906 Farmers or peasants organizations services is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure agricultural land leasing, landscape restoration, and environmental stewardship services. Recent solicitations reveal activity spanning land-lease management, vegetation planting and establishment, invasive-species control, and habitat restoration work performed on public open space, park lands, and municipal infrastructure sites. The code captures long-term agricultural operating agreements and shorter-cycle service contracts where municipalities and counties engage vendors to maintain or rehabilitate land through farming, grazing, hydroseeding, tree and shrub installation, or targeted invasive-plant control. Issuing bodies include county parks and open-space divisions, city public works departments, and state transportation agencies. Boulder County Parks and Open Space has posted multiple agricultural leases under this code, indicating a repeat buyer for farmland management. Clayton County, Georgia and the City of Norwalk, Connecticut have solicited landscape and environmental services within the same family.

Geographic activity concentrates in Colorado, Georgia, Connecticut, and Florida. Representative recent opportunities include Boulder County Parks & Open Space's AHI Agricultural Lease (RFP27026, posted March 27, 2026, due April 21, 2026) for 756 acres of hay and livestock production with a five-year term and annual rent of $28,375 starting 2027; the City of Norwalk's supply and planting of trees and shrubs at various locations (Solicitation 4524, posted July 15, 2026, due August 4, 2026); Clayton County's comprehensive hydroseeding services annual contract (ITB #26-60, posted May 8, 2026, due June 16, 2026) requiring five years of verifiable experience and a 90% vegetative-coverage guarantee within 90 days; and Pinellas County's 2025 dune planting services for coastal restoration across eight beach communities (ITB 250933, posted February 23, 2026, original due date November 6, 2025), with an estimated project cost of $1,801,881.18 and 12-month base contract term extensible for four additional years. Georgia Department of Transportation has posted environmental-support services (RFQ PE48401RFQ2026000000601, posted June 16, 2026, due July 16, 2026) covering NEPA compliance, cultural resources, and ecological assessment across transportation corridors.