UNSPSC 93141910: Island development services

UNSPSC 93141910 Island development services is a Commodity code that encompasses land management, vegetation establishment, and environmental restoration work on natural and developed lands, including dune planting, hydroseeding, tree and shrub installation, invasive species control, and agricultural land leasing. The recent opportunities under this code show that state and local governments are procuring vegetation services, ecosystem restoration, and land stewardship across parks, open space properties, roadways, and coastal areas. Issuing bodies include municipal governments (City of Norwalk, Connecticut), county park and open space departments (Boulder County Parks & Open Space, Pinellas County), county transportation authorities (Georgia Department of Transportation), county governments (Clayton County, Georgia), and state agencies (Georgia Department of Agriculture). Boulder County Parks & Open Space appears as a repeat buyer, issuing multiple RFPs for agricultural land leases and environmental management services across its property portfolio.

Recent opportunities span Colorado, Georgia, Connecticut, and Florida. Representative solicitations include the City of Norwalk's ITB for supply and planting of trees and shrubs at various municipal locations due August 4, 2026; Clayton County, Georgia's ITB #26-60 for hydroseeding services on an annual contract with pre-bid conference May 21, 2026 and bid deadline June 16, 2026; Pinellas County's dune planting services for coastal restoration across eight beach communities on a 12-month contract with possible four-year renewals, estimated at $1.8 million total project cost; Boulder County's RFP for a 756-acre agricultural lease (AHI Agricultural Lease) with five-year term at $32,500 annually starting 2027, mandatory pre-proposal meeting April 2, 2026, and proposal deadline April 21, 2026; and Georgia Department of Transportation's RFQ for environmental support services (NEPA, air quality, noise, cultural resources, and ecology) across three separate contracts with Statements of Qualifications due August 17, 2026. The Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission is pre-qualifying utility and general contractors for major infrastructure and site work at the Georgia Agriculture Terminal, requiring $40 million bonding capacity and demonstrated experience on public projects of at least $20 million.