UNSPSC 25111513: Seismic vessel

UNSPSC 25111513 Seismic vessel, a Commodity-tier code, describes patrol and law enforcement boats that state and local governments procure for water-based operations—typically 15- to 27-foot aluminum or fiberglass center console and deep-V hull vessels equipped with outboard motors, trailers, and integrated law enforcement equipment including navigation systems, communications radios, emergency lighting, and thermal imaging. County sheriff's departments, state wildlife and conservation agencies, and state parks divisions are the primary buyers under this code. Recent solicitations span patrol response boats for marine law enforcement, shallow-water tactical vessels, and general-purpose marine patrol platforms, with issuing bodies including Chatham County (Georgia), the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

Activity concentrates in Texas, Georgia, and Illinois. Chatham County issued an ITB on July 8, 2026 (due August 10, 2026) for one 27-foot-4-inch center console aluminum-hulled marine patrol response vessel funded by the 2025 DHS/FEMA Port Security Grant Program, with a 30 percent M/WBE participation goal and Build America, Buy America Act compliance required; the vessel specification includes dual Mercury SeaPro 300 engines, 50-knot top speed, Garmin and FLIR thermal imaging systems, and comprehensive warranty coverage. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has issued multiple IFBs since May 2026 for complete boat packages ranging from 15-foot aluminum models to 25-foot fiberglass center consoles, each with motors, trailers, and optional electronics and law enforcement equipment, with delivery to regional law enforcement offices across the state and best-value evaluation criteria. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources posted eRFQs in April 2026 for center console boats (Cayman 24 HB and Tidewater 2210 models). Illinois Conservation Police solicited one 22-foot deep-V aluminum boat package with June 30, 2026 delivery and service-center authorization requirements within 60 miles of North Point Marina in Winthrop Harbor. Bid cycles are typically 30 to 60 days, equipment must be new and manufacturer-warranted, and vendors must hold active marine dealer or authorized distributor licenses.