UNSPSC 25111900: Marine craft systems and subassemblies

UNSPSC 25111900 Marine craft systems and subassemblies is a Class code covering the purchase, repair, maintenance, and outfitting of vessels and associated equipment by state and local agencies. State and local governments use this code to acquire new marine vessels for operational deployment, establish service and maintenance agreements for existing fleets across multiple manufacturers, procure navigational aids and dock infrastructure, and manage seasonal servicing of waterfront assets. Work ranges from single-vessel acquisitions with fixed specifications and delivery timelines to multi-year master price agreements covering service continuity across diverse fleet compositions. Issuing bodies span state divisions of purchases, county commissions, municipal harbor authorities, and conservation agencies; Florida jurisdictions (Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Broward County Port, Hillsborough County) appear frequently in recent activity alongside statewide cooperative frameworks. State of Rhode Island's open-enrollment master price agreement for marine craft service and repair demonstrates the trend toward framework contracting to reduce procurement friction across multiple user agencies.

Recent opportunities include Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's invitation to bid on one Carolina Skiff E21 DLX CC vessel with Suzuki 140-horsepower engine and aluminum trailer (ITB FWC 26-27-18, bids due October 23, 2026) with delivery required by June 1, 2027; Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' competitive sealed bid for one marine safety work boat with estimated value $400,000 (ITB2600402, bids due September 24, 2026); Town of Essex, Connecticut's annual servicing contract for navigational aids, channel markers, dock floats, and related infrastructure (ITB 38810, bids due September 24, 2026); and Rhode Island Division of Purchases' master price agreement enrollment for marine craft service, repair, and maintenance open through September 30, 2027. Activity concentrates in Florida and the Northeast, with secondary presence in mid-Atlantic and upper-Midwest cooperative frameworks. Sourcewell's Law Enforcement Equipment RFP issued in May 2026 does not reflect marine craft procurement and appears misclassified under this code.