UNSPSC 25111532: Debris collection vessel

A ship equipped with facilities for cleaning refuse, foreign substances and undesireable aquatic organisms floating on the sea surface, or surfaces of lakes and other bodies of water.

UNSPSC 25111532 Debris collection vessel is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure specialized vessels and vessel-mounted equipment designed to capture, remove, or treat debris in water bodies, stormwater systems, and maritime environments. The code covers the full range of debris-handling vessel types—from small outboard-motor-equipped patrol and sampling boats to larger specialized craft with integrated treatment systems, davit cranes, and electrofishing equipment. State and local water quality agencies, natural resource departments, county public works offices, and marine patrol operations use this code to acquire new vessels that meet agency-specific operational requirements, whether for environmental monitoring, oil spill response, debris removal, or stormwater treatment device deployment. Issuing bodies span state environmental and natural resource departments, county public works and marine patrol divisions, and regional water quality authorities, with no single repeat buyer dominating recent activity.

Recent opportunities reflect wide geographic spread across Texas, Oregon, Georgia, Minnesota (through cooperative purchasing), and California. The County of Orange, California OC Public Works posted an RFP (RFP0802736403WH, due March 6, 2025) for a master agreement to supply and install trash and debris capture devices—hydrodynamic separators, gross solids removal devices, catch basin inserts, and in-line trash capture systems—as part of a stormwater treatment program serving Orange County and San Diego City, with OCLSB and DVBE set-aside preferences. The Texas General Land Office issued RFP 7402-MK (due April 16, 2026) for two 22-foot crane barge vessels equipped with dual 200 HP engines, davit cranes, and trailers to support oil spill and derelict vessel removal operations. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife posted a sole-source notice (S6350000015848, protest deadline February 2, 2026) for an 18-foot electrofishing vessel with integrated Apex system from Smith Root Incorporated, valued at $155,000. Chatham County, Georgia solicited bids (26-0038-4, due May 4, 2026) for two Mercury outboard motors for marine patrol use. Sourcewell, a Minnesota cooperative purchasing vehicle, posted RFP #061626 (due June 16, 2026) for law enforcement equipment available to multiple participating jurisdictions, though the solicitation materials provided do not align clearly with debris collection vessel scope.