UNSPSC 25111805: Personal motorized watercraft

UNSPSC 25111805 Personal motorized watercraft is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure mission-specific boats — law enforcement patrol vessels, shallow-water mud boats, ski boats for recreation programs, and rental fleets — equipped with outboard or inboard motors and matched trailers, typically as one-time capital purchases. The bulk of recent activity clusters around law enforcement and natural resources agencies acquiring shallow-draft aluminum vessels for patrol, rescue, and environmental monitoring; parks and recreation departments sourcing ski boats and rental craft; and specialized maritime operations seeking brand-specific military-grade inflatable platforms. Issuing bodies span state natural resources and conservation police divisions (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Illinois Department of Natural Resources), county marine patrol and parks departments (Chatham County Georgia, Collier County Florida, Jackson County Missouri), and special-purpose districts or independent procurement offices on behalf of state agencies (Maine Department of Marine Resources, Illinois State Police Special Operations Command, Volusia County Habitat Conservation Plan). Texas Parks and Wildlife Department appears repeatedly across multiple recent solicitations for different boat configurations and regions.

Recent activity concentrates in the South and Southeast, with Texas dominating the workload through five separate TPWD mud boat and center console procurements (17-foot tiller and center console variants, 18-foot center console, and 20-foot center console packages) all posted in June 2026 with response dates in early to mid-June. Georgia and Florida show sustained activity: Chatham County Marine Patrol issued an ITB in July 2026 for a 27-foot center console response vessel (due August 10, 2026) and an earlier ITB in March 2026 for two Mercury outboard motors; Collier County Parks and Recreation in Florida conducted two separate Quick Quote procurements for ski boats in March and April 2026. Illinois State Police and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources each issued brand-name or specific-specification RFQs in May 2026 for a rigid inflatable craft and a 17-19 foot Deep V aluminum boat respectively. Additional opportunities emerged in Missouri (Jackson County pedal boats, ITB posted April 1, 2026, due May 5, 2026) and Maine (Department of Marine Resources RFQ for a Lund 1875 Alaskan, due March 4, 2026). Build America, Buy America Act compliance, E-Verify certification, and local/minority business participation goals appear in multiple solicitations; warranty coverage, pre-delivery inspection at vendor facilities, and firm pricing terms for 60 business days are standard contractual elements.