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, a Class code, covers specialized instrumentation and sensing equipment for water-level monitoring, pressure measurement, and vibration detection in municipal water and wastewater infrastructure. Recent state and local solicitations show demand for radar level sensors for lift-station monitoring, pressure transducers for groundwater and surface-water level tracking, vibration and temperature sensors for booster stations, and isolation amplifiers for departmental use. The issuing bodies are county water departments and public utilities, including specialized roles such as Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources. Work involves procurement of equipment designed to integrate with existing SCADA systems, often specified to single manufacturers or product lines based on compatibility with current monitoring infrastructure.

Activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia. Brevard County, Florida posted a single-source award to AWC Inc. for Pulsar Reflect radar level sensors (posted October 19, 2026, with an August 4, 2026 due date); Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources, Georgia issued an Informal Written Quotation (IWQ 136938) for vibration and temperature sensors for the Norcross Booster Station (posted October 5, 2026, due October 12, 2026 at 3:00 p.m.); Hillsborough County, Florida solicited proposals for isolation amplifiers and Acromag isolators (posted August 24, 2026, due September 8, 2026); and a Florida county issued a Notice of Intent to Designate Sole Source/Sole Brand for In-Situ Inc. pressure transducers (posted July 24, 2026, due July 31, 2026). Sole-source and brand-specific designations appear common in this space, reflecting the technical requirement for equipment compatibility with deployed SCADA platforms and legacy monitoring systems.