NIGP 12017: Control Systems, Environmental (Boat, Ship, Marine)

NIGP 12017 Control Systems, Environmental (Boat, Ship, Marine), an Item code, encompasses marine vessel equipment, dock infrastructure, and vessel-mounted environmental control and monitoring systems that state and local governments procure for ports, marinas, water-based law enforcement, and educational waterfront facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers acquiring marine patrol response vessels with integrated navigation and surveillance systems, dock and boardwalk construction and repair using pressure-treated lumber and marine-grade fastening systems, marina redevelopment and boat-ramp improvements, and specialized marine equipment such as Konecranes mobile harbor cranes requiring manufacturer-supported maintenance and retrofit services. County governments and school districts dominate the issuing body mix, with Florida counties and school districts appearing most active in current solicitations; Georgia counties and Minnesota-based cooperative purchasing entities also pursue marine infrastructure and equipment under this code.

Recent opportunities include Pinellas County School District's sealed electronic bid for dock and boardwalk repairs at Madeira Beach Fundamental K-8 School (approximately $462,745, ITB 26CD013, response deadline April 20, 2026), requiring five years of documented dock and boardwalk construction experience and Florida marine or general contractor licensure; Chatham County, Georgia's competitive bid for one 27-foot-4-inch center console aluminum marine patrol response vessel with Mercury SeaPro 300 dual engines, Garmin and FLIR integrated systems, and 30% M/WBE participation goal (ITB 25-0147-4, funded by 2025 DHS/FEMA Port Security Grant Program, response deadline August 10, 2026); and Clay County's request for bids on Knights Marina and Lake Shore Boat Ramp repair and redevelopment (RFB 2526089, response deadline July 6, 2026). A Florida county also issued an RFI (BLD6232026F24, response deadline September 29, 2026) to determine competitive availability of Konecranes engineering, repair, maintenance, and retrofit services for a port mobile harbor crane, signaling potential sole-source procurement. Activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia with cooperative purchasing structures in the Pacific Northwest.