UNSPSC 24101803: Dock ramps

UNSPSC 24101803 Dock ramps, a Commodity code, covers the design, supply, installation, and maintenance of dock structures and ramps that provide access to water bodies for recreation, marine operations, and cargo handling. State and local governments soliciting under this code include city and county parks departments, county commissioners' boards, school districts, and university facilities management offices. Recent opportunities show mixed scope: waterfront parks purchasing floating kayak launch docks with observation platforms and approach gangways, marinas and boat ramps undergoing comprehensive redevelopment with structural repairs and access improvements, and inland institutions acquiring loading dock equipment, installation, and repair services for warehouse and facility operations. The geographic spread spans Florida (Pasco County, multiple waterfront projects), Georgia (City of Stonecrest), Illinois (School District U-46), California (Ventura County), and Wisconsin (University of Wisconsin-Madison), indicating activity across multiple regions and issuer types.

Recent representative opportunities include the City of Stonecrest (Georgia) IFB for construction and installation of a floating kayak launch system with asphalt driveway and ADA-compliant ramp at Everett Park, bid due August 4, 2026; Clay County Board of County Commissioners (Florida) RFB for repairs, redevelopment, and improvements at Knights Marina and Lake Shore Boat Ramp, bid due July 6, 2026; Pasco County (Florida) IFB for replacement of an existing wooden observation dock with a floating dock system including a 480-square-foot observation platform and 96-square-foot kayak/canoe launch with aluminum gangway, bid due April 28, 2026; School District U-46 (Illinois) IFB for Streamwood High School loading dock replacement including concrete dock removal and asphalt pavement work, bid due March 24, 2026; and University of Wisconsin-Madison RFB for loading dock equipment, installation, maintenance, and repair, bid due April 2, 2026. These solicitations reflect demand for both waterfront recreation infrastructure and functional loading dock systems, with issuing bodies typically requiring bonded general contractors, performance and payment bonds, pre-bid meetings, and compliance with environmental and accessibility standards.