UNSPSC 24101800: Dock equipment

UNSPSC 24101800 Dock equipment is a Class code under which state and local governments procure floating dock systems, repair materials, gangway components, and associated marine structural hardware for public water-access facilities. Recent solicitations reveal active procurement of complete floating dock replacements (aluminum-frame dock modules with foam or pontoon flotation, decking, bumpers, cleats, and fastening systems), dock repair and rehabilitation work (pile replacement, timber renewal, handrail restoration, and bearing restoration on existing structures), and floating dock material supply. Issuing bodies include county governments managing public marina and boat-ramp facilities, state park departments, state fish and game agencies, and city recreation departments. Beaufort County, South Carolina has emerged as a repeat buyer, soliciting both new floating dock construction and comprehensive dock rehabilitation work within recent months.

Activity concentrates in the Southeast and West: Beaufort County, South Carolina has posted two dock opportunities since early August 2026 (Broad River Boat Landing Floating Dock Replacement, IFB #092326, bids due September 23, 2026; and Melrose Dock Repairs, IFB #100325); Ventura County, California and the City of Stonecrest, Georgia have each posted one dock-related opportunity involving kayak launch systems and parking lot improvements; Clay County, Florida posted a marina and boat-ramp redevelopment RFB (bids due July 6, 2026); and the State of California Department of Parks and Recreation solicited boat boarding float replacements at McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park with quotes due May 11 and May 12, 2026. The Idaho Department of Fish & Game posted two floating dock materials procurement RFQs (due June 2 and June 9, 2026). Work scopes range from material supply through design-build dock fabrication requiring Professional Engineer stamping, AWS-certified welding, and five-year warranties. California procurements include small-business preferences (5%) and disabled veteran business enterprise (DVBE) participation requirements; South Carolina work requires S/MBE participation and compliance documentation; Georgia work mandates Georgia DOT pre-qualification or prior City performance.