UNSPSC 25111726: Marine pollution control ship

A ship equipped with the required capability and functions for detecting floating substances and submarine wastes, removal of oil released at the time of ship accident, removal of submarine obstacles, activities for prevention and others for improving the marine environment.

UNSPSC 25111726 Marine pollution control ship is a Commodity code that shows minimal relevant recent activity in state and local procurement. The single substantive recent opportunity in the data—Rhode Island Division of Purchases' MPA 620 Master Price Agreement for marine craft service, repair, and maintenance—involves general boat servicing across multiple manufacturers, not pollution-control vessels or environmental response equipment. A second posted record from Columbus Consolidated Government Police Department is entirely unrelated, involving confiscated firearm transactions and bears no connection to the code's intended scope. The code nominal name suggests specialized environmental response vessels designed for oil spill containment, pollution mitigation, or hazardous-material recovery at sea, but state and local buyers are not currently soliciting that class of asset under this code.

The MPA 620 opportunity, posted by Rhode Island Division of Purchases with enrollment through September 30, 2027 and contract term through March 31, 2028, does represent general marine fleet maintenance activity—service and repair across diverse boat manufacturers—available to state agencies, municipalities, and quasi-governmental organizations statewide. MBE participation requirements apply. Vendors must hold relevant manufacturer certifications (Mercury and Caterpillar Diesel), provide three client references, demonstrate logistics and emergency-response capabilities including owned hauling and re-launching equipment, and carry $1,000,000 general liability insurance. However, this opportunity addresses routine fleet maintenance, not pollution-control mission capability. State and local procurement under this code does not currently reflect active market demand for specialized pollution-control vessels.