UNSPSC 22110204: Tandem mooring equipment

Tandem Mooring is used for the transfer of oil and other products typically from FSO, FPSO, and other extracting facilities to shuttle tankers. It can be floating or submarine, and it can be left hanging off the vessel's side or wrapped on a reel. (FPSO - Floating Production Storage and Offloading) (FSO - Floating Storage and Offloading).

UNSPSC 22110204 Tandem mooring equipment is a Commodity code that in recent state and local solicitations designates electrofishing boats, marine patrol vessels, ski boats, derelict-vessel removal services, and specialized marine craft rather than mooring hardware or docking systems. The code is showing activity across state natural resource and parks agencies, county marine operations, and municipal marine patrol divisions—primarily purchasing complete vessel packages (boats with motors and trailers) and marine services rather than equipment for securing vessels.

Recent opportunities reflect purchases by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, Chatham County Marine Patrol (Georgia), Escambia County Marine Resources Division (Florida), Collier County Parks and Recreation (Florida), and the City of Tampa Marine Unit. The work being solicited ranges from sole-source procurements of electrofishing boats (Colorado Department of Natural Resources, NPSS1PMAA20270000071, due July 17, 2026) to competitive RFQs for patrol boats, ski boats, and complete boat-motor-trailer packages (Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services, RFQ09A26042800000000000277, due May 20, 2026), and derelict-vessel removal services under grant-funded programs (Escambia County Marine Resources Division, multiple ITQs, due June and July 2026). The geographic concentration is heaviest in Florida (Escambia County and Collier County derelict-vessel removal and ski-boat procurements), Maine (multiple boat packages for fisheries and warden service work), and Colorado (electrofishing and patrol boats for Parks and Wildlife). State procurement offices and marine resource divisions dominate the issuing bodies, with secondary activity from county sheriffs' marine patrols and municipal recreation departments.