UNSPSC 25110000: Marine transport

UNSPSC 25110000 Marine transport (Family) encompasses marine motor procurement, repair services, and rental operations that state and local governments currently solicit. The State of Utah Division of Purchasing, conducting on behalf of the State of Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation, issued IFB NC2684 in July 2026 for two marine motors—an airboat motor for search-and-rescue operations ($29,000 budget, emergency delivery by September 1, 2026) and a jetboat motor ($38,500 budget, delivery by January 5, 2027)—both requiring Marine-rated General Motors LT4 6.2L Supercharged engines with specified horsepower and torque ratings. The State of Rhode Island Division of Purchases opened enrollment through September 30, 2027 for MPA 620, a master price agreement for marine craft service, repair, and maintenance across the state's diverse fleet with MBE participation requirements and access available to state agencies, municipalities, and legislative and judicial branches. The City of Boston Police Department has issued multiple IFBs for diesel and gas boat repair services under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 30B. State and local issuing bodies also procure used marine infrastructure—the City of Quincy, Massachusetts solicited sealed bids in July 2026 for surplus used floating dock systems at Town River Marina—and marine recreation services, with the State of Delaware DNREC Division of Parks and Recreation issuing ITB NAT26002 for non-motorized watersports rental services at Fenwick Island State Park (kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, canoes, paddle boats) with a three-year contract term and minimum annual fee of $35,000.

The code shows activity across northeastern states, with Massachusetts (Boston, Quincy, Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard), Rhode Island, Delaware, and Connecticut appearing frequently in recent solicitations, alongside western activity in Utah and scattered municipal activity nationwide. The mix of issuing bodies spans state departments (Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation, Rhode Island Division of Purchases, Connecticut Port Authority, Delaware DNREC), city police departments (Boston), county governments, and state parks and recreation authorities. Beyond formal solicitations, marine-related networking and business development activity is documented through events including Connecticut's Small Harbor Improvement Projects Program Round 5 RFA (deadline February 20, 2026) seeking harbor improvement projects to strengthen the state's maritime economy. Representative recent opportunities include the State of Rhode Island's open-enrollment master price agreement for boat fleet service and repair (MPA 620, enrollment through September 30, 2027), the State of Delaware's non-motorized watersports rental solicitation at Fenwick Island (ITB NAT26002, bids due April 14, 2026), and multiple Boston Police Department diesel and gas boat repair service IFBs (June 2026, bids due June 17, 2026).