UNSPSC 25111808: Yachts

UNSPSC 25111808 Yachts is a Commodity code that captures state and local government procurement of recreational and utility watercraft, though recent solicitation activity under this code shows limited alignment with the nominal category—instead reflecting purchases of small recreational and instructional boats, pedal boats for marina rental, and marine patrol motors. State and local buyers pursuing small-vessel acquisitions include county parks and recreation departments, county purchasing offices, and multi-jurisdictional cooperative procurement organizations. Collier County Parks and Recreation (Florida) has posted multiple quick-quote solicitations for tournament-approved ski boats and trailers to support water-ski instruction programs at Sugden Regional Park; Jackson County (Missouri) Parks and Recreation issued an invitation to bid for three pedal boats designated for rental use at county marinas; and Chatham County (Georgia) solicited bids for two Mercury outboard motors for Marine Patrol operations. The Sourcewell cooperative purchasing vehicle (a Minnesota local government unit and service cooperative) posted a multi-state RFP for law enforcement equipment with participation from Washington counties including Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, Chelan, and Yakima, though the law-enforcement focus in that solicitation diverges substantially from the yacht/small-vessel scope nominally captured by the code.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southeast and Midwest. Collier County (Florida) has been the most active repeat buyer under this code, posting two separate ski-boat procurements in February and April 2026, both with due dates in late February and mid-April respectively; Jackson County (Missouri) issued its pedal-boat ITB with a due date of May 5, 2026; and Chatham County (Georgia) posted its marine-motor bid solicitation with a due date of May 4, 2026. Geographic spread includes Florida, Missouri, Georgia, and Washington, with multi-state cooperative participation through Sourcewell. The code shows sparse recent activity relative to the breadth of state and local purchasing—only five posted opportunities across a six-month window—and the Sourcewell law-enforcement solicitation represents a significant outlier that does not align with marine-vessel procurement.