UNSPSC 22110106: Mooring wire rope

A mooring wire rope connects an anchor on the seafloor to a floating structure.

UNSPSC 22110106 Mooring wire rope is a Commodity code covering wire rope products used to secure marine vessels and equipment at berths, anchoring points, and offshore installations. State and local governments procure mooring wire rope primarily through port authorities, maritime departments, and water transportation agencies that operate public docks, boat launches, and harbor facilities. The rope must meet marine-grade specifications for diameter, breaking strength, corrosion resistance, and certification standards; typical applications include replacement of worn or damaged mooring lines at public marinas, ferry terminals, and inland waterway ports.

The recent-opportunities block contains no entries, indicating no current state or local solicitations are tagged to this code. Port authorities and maritime agencies do purchase mooring hardware and rope, but this Commodity code shows no active procurement activity in the state and local market at present. Firms pursuing this market should monitor port authority RFQ and IFB notices directly rather than rely on aggregate UNSPSC-tagged searches for near-term opportunities.