Street Tree Supply and Delivery

The City of Los Angeles has secured a subcontract for the supply and delivery of 400 healthy 15-gallon street trees designated for urban planting in South Los Angeles. These trees must meet specific health and size standards to ensure successful integration into public rights-of-way, supporting the city’s urban forestry and environmental resilience goals. The contract encompasses full delivery logistics, with all trees transported to designated public locations within the city, ensuring they are ready for immediate planting by municipal crews or authorized contractors. The solicitation falls under NAICS code 111421, indicating it is tied to nurseries and tree production, and was posted on July 15, 2026. Although no set-aside provisions or specific contracting categories are identified, the work is localized to Los Angeles, reinforcing the city’s commitment to community-based green infrastructure. The project does not include planting services, only the supply and transport of trees to approved public areas, placing responsibility for installation on other municipal departments or partners. This initiative reflects broader efforts to enhance urban canopy coverage, reduce heat islands, and improve air quality in underserved neighborhoods of South Los Angeles.