UNSPSC 24101809: Dock rails or accessories

UNSPSC 24101809 Dock rails or accessories is a Commodity code covering replacement and repair components for marine dock infrastructure, including floating dock segments, railings, cleats, bumpers, and associated hardware. State and local governments procure under this code to maintain and rehabilitate public boat landings, marinas, and waterfront recreational facilities. Issuing bodies include county commissioners (Clay County, Beaufort County), municipal planning and public works departments (City of Stonecrest, City of Dunwoody), and county engineering offices. Recent solicitations span dock segment replacement, marine facility structural repairs addressing deterioration and marine borer damage, and accessory component refurbishment on aging dock systems rated in poor structural condition.

Recent activity concentrates in South Carolina and Georgia. Beaufort County, South Carolina has posted multiple IFBs for dock infrastructure work: IFB #092626 (Broad River Boat Landing floating dock replacement, bids due September 23, 2026) calls for fabrication and installation of seven aluminum floating dock segments with pontoons, pile guides, HDPE rollers, and rub rail replacement; IFB #100325 (Melrose Dock Repairs on Daufuskie Island, bids due October 3, 2025) includes piling replacement, deck timber rehabilitation, handrail repair, and hardware and cleat replacement on a facility inspected as poor condition with marine borer infestation and steel beam corrosion. The City of Stonecrest, Georgia issued CITB-0011-26 (Everett Park kayak launch dock installation, bids due August 4, 2026), a fixed-price construction project including floating kayak launch system installation. Clay County Board of County Commissioners requested bids for Knights Marina and Lake Shore Boat Ramp repairs and redevelopment (bids due July 6, 2026). Both Beaufort County opportunities require S/MBE participation documentation and impose liquidated damages ($600 and $1,000 per calendar day respectively) for schedule delays.