UNSPSC 94131704: Green activists movements or services

UNSPSC 94131704 Green activists movements or services is a Commodity code that in current state and local procurement activity encompasses waterway and habitat restoration work — invasive species removal, native plant installation, ecosystem monitoring, and related conservation labor — rather than advocacy or activism per se. State and local environmental agencies, soil and water conservation districts, county parks departments, and special-purpose resource management authorities are the primary issuing bodies, with work typically funded through federal environmental grants or state natural resource appropriations. The scope includes stream obstruction clearing, hydrilla monitoring in freshwater systems, invasive woody vegetation and cheatgrass control, mangrove and riparian planting, and carbon offset feasibility studies — tasks that require specialized ecological knowledge, equipment access to sensitive areas, and compliance with debarment, environmental, and wage-standard certifications.

Recent activity spans South Carolina, Illinois, Georgia, Oregon, Washington, Florida, and Colorado. Dorchester County, South Carolina posted an IFB for Ashley River Scenic Blue Trail obstruction clearing (bids due October 21, 2026) following Tropical Storm Debby debris surveys, requiring barge equipment and targeting 1,000–5,000 cubic yards of vegetative removal. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources solicited hydrilla monitoring across Ginger Creek (DuPage County) for 2027–2028 (proposals due September 9, 2026), specifying rake-toss plant surveys, tuber sampling to assess herbicide efficacy, and inlet surveys across 70 acres on private property with strict boat decontamination protocols. Coos Soil and Water Conservation District in Oregon issued an IFB for riparian restoration across three Coquille River watershed sites (bids due July 24, 2026), covering blackberry removal, livestock fencing, watering systems, and native planting on approximately 18.5 acres combined. The State of Oregon Army National Guard solicited Washington Ground Squirrel habitat restoration at Boardman (proposals due June 11, 2026), a five-year contract involving soil crust salvage, native seeding, shrub planting, and adaptive monitoring across up to 433 acres. Boulder County Parks & Open Space issued an RFI for non-herbicide cheatgrass control across 800 acres (due May 15, 2026), explicitly prohibiting herbicides and seeking cattle-grazing, mechanical, or integrated approaches. Illinois DNR also solicited invasive woody vegetation control follow-up at Iroquois County State Wildlife Area (due June 30, 2026) and invasive species control via grazing in woodlands (due May 5, 2026). Collier County, Florida Quick Quote for Pelican Bay mangrove restoration (due May 12, 2026) sought installation of approximately 4,766 native coastal plants across 7 acres, with unit pricing per species and sea-turtle-season coordination requirements.