UNSPSC 22110100: Equipment for mooring

Mooring equipment is a set of accessories and mechanisms aboard a floating structure or ship, used to warp and secure the installation when it is moored to a dock, lock wall, buoys, another installation or seafloor.

UNSPSC 22110100 Equipment for mooring is a Class code addressing hardware and systems that state and local governments procure to secure vessels at docks, marinas, and waterfront facilities. The code covers mooring posts, cleats, bollards, chains, ropes, anchors, and related fastening equipment installed at public waterfront infrastructure. State and local water authorities, port districts, harbor management agencies, city public works departments, and transit authorities operating ferry or water-transit systems represent the primary buying entities. School districts and county parks departments with waterfront recreational facilities also engage this category for dock and pier maintenance.

The source materials provide no recent state or local contract opportunities tagged to this UNSPSC code. Without posted solicitations, bid notices, or awarded contracts in the recent-opportunities block, the current market activity and geographic concentration cannot be characterized. Firms pursuing work in mooring equipment should monitor procurement portals in coastal and Great Lakes regions where port authorities, harbor districts, and municipal waterfront management offices maintain active procurement programs, but no specific jurisdictions or notice types emerge from available data at this time.