UNSPSC 22110000: Marine construction and installation equipment

This is equipment used in offshore and other marine environments. These products will differ from normal construction products both in performance, certifications, and other options.

UNSPSC 22110000 Marine construction and installation equipment (Family) covers state and local procurement of specialized vessels, dredging equipment, marine structures, and related services for waterway improvements, environmental remediation, and marine operations. State and local governments buy under this code to execute pond and wetland restoration projects, derelict-vessel removal operations, marine patrol and work boats, charter transportation via watercraft, and equipment repair and maintenance for existing marine assets. Recent solicitations show a mix of construction work (dredging, seawall installation, wetland media enhancement), vessel acquisition (aluminum work boats, inflatable repair, patrol response vessels), and specialized marine services (electrofishing boats, tugboat frame fabrication, jet boat components).

Issuing bodies span Florida counties (Escambia, Brevard, Sarasota, Orange, Chatham, Hillsborough, Clay, Marion), state fish and wildlife agencies (Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, State of Utah Division of Wildlife Resources), city governments (Palm Bay, Salem Oregon, St. Petersburg, Detroit, Owensboro Kentucky), and special districts (transit authorities). Escambia County Marine Resources Division dominates recent activity with multiple derelict-vessel removal RFQs, while Florida municipalities and counties show sustained procurement for pond/wetland improvements and marine patrol assets. Recent representative opportunities include the City of Palm Bay ITB 54-ITB-26 for pond improvements at Cadillac Drive and Robert J. Conlan Boulevard (dredging, sheet pile walls, wetland construction, due October 27, 2026, funded by Florida DEP grant); Sarasota County Transit RFQ 2026QQ844 for pre-award and post-delivery Buy America audits on 11 ParaTransit vehicles (due October 26, 2026, capped at $50,000); State of Utah Division of Wildlife Resources IFB AM27-115 for an 80,000-gallon water catchment facility near Newcastle (due October 8, 2026); and Chatham County ITB 2501474 for a marine patrol response vessel funded by DHS/FEMA Port Security Grant (due August 10, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Escambia County derelict-vessel removal series, Palm Bay, Sarasota, Orange, Clay counties), followed by Maine (multiple Lund boat procurements for Warden Service), Colorado (Parks and Wildlife aluminum work boats and electrofishing vessels), and Utah (water catchment). Derelict-vessel removal through Florida FWC grant funding represents a significant recurring activity driver across multiple Escambia County quote requests posted August through September 2026.