Nursery Supply of 15-Gallon Trees

The California Conservation Corps is seeking a supplier to provide several hundred 15-gallon container-grown trees suitable for planting in park environments across Southern California, with a strong preference for drought-tolerant and native species that align with regional climate conditions and sustainability goals. The contract falls under NAICS code 111421, indicating it is specifically for nursery production, and is classified as a subcontract, suggesting it supports a larger environmental or infrastructure initiative. Trees must be of high horticultural quality, properly acclimated, and capable of thriving in urban park settings with minimal irrigation once established. The solicitation was posted on June 18, 2026, and the place of performance is within Southern California, though exact locations are not specified. The contract is part of a broader conservation effort managed by the California Conservation Corps, which emphasizes ecological resilience and public space improvement. While no set-aside provisions are noted and point of contact details are unavailable, the requirement for native and drought-tolerant species reflects a deliberate focus on water conservation and habitat support. Interested parties should access the full details via the provided link to CEQA Net for submission guidelines and technical specifications.