UNSPSC 95121510: Garden

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UNSPSC 95121510 Garden (Commodity) encompasses landscaping, grounds beautification, and site restoration work that state and local governments buy as standalone projects or as components of larger construction and park development initiatives. Recent state and local opportunities show municipalities and counties soliciting irrigation system installations, playground shade structures, beach access ramp reconstruction with native plantings, park pavilion construction, and athletic facility landscaping, typically bundled within capital improvement projects managed by parks departments, community development authorities, or county facilities divisions.

State and local issuing bodies pursuing work under this code span counties (Volusia, Clay, Jackson, Sarasota, Orange, Seminole, Palm Beach, Pinellas), cities (DeBary, Port Orange, Santa Cruz, Ashland, Bartow), and special-purpose districts including utility commissions, school districts, and transit authorities. Florida jurisdictions (particularly Volusia, Orange, and Palm Beach Counties) represent the heaviest recent activity, with secondary activity in Georgia, California, and Oregon. Representative recent opportunities include the City of DeBary's Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements (Bid 03-15, competitive bid with pre-bid March 25, 2015, due April 10, 2015, engineer's estimate $90,000); Volusia County's Seaview Vehicular Beach Access Ramp Reconstruction Project (IFB 26-B-128CW, bids due November 5, 2026, estimated $1,213,413 including composite sheet pile seawall, reinforced concrete ramp, native plantings, and site restoration); and Palm Beach County's Melissa's Place Playground Shade Structure (re-bid, bids due October 22, 2026, with 25% SBE subcontracting goal and helical pier foundation due to soft soils). Work typically involves substantial completion timelines of 90 to 150 days, prevailing wage compliance where federally funded, environmental permits for coastal or wetland sites, and liquidated damages provisions ranging from $120 to $1,000 per day for schedule overruns. Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction and funding source—SBE goals appear in Florida county work, federal Section 3 and BABA requirements apply to FEMA and CDBG-funded projects, and prevailing wage applies to Davis-Bacon and state-prevailing-wage contracts.