UNSPSC 25111902: Marine propellers

UNSPSC 25111902 Marine propellers is a Commodity code that covers the purchase and supply of propeller systems and related marine drive components for state and local government fleets. Recent solicitations reveal that state and local buying under this code spans a broader range of marine propulsion equipment than the code name alone suggests: outboard engines (Yamaha, Mercury, Ilmor), gyro stabilizers, and integrated marine propulsion systems for harbor patrol, water resources management, and fleet maintenance operations. Issuing bodies include state agencies (California Department of Water Resources, Rhode Island Division of Purchases), county sheriff departments (Orange County, California; Chatham County, Georgia), and statewide cooperative purchasing vehicles serving multiple jurisdictions. The State of Rhode Island's MPA 620 master price agreement, open through September 30, 2027, establishes a standing roster of qualified marine service and repair vendors for statewide use across state agencies, quasi-governmental organizations, and municipalities, with MBE participation requirements and a 0.33 percent contract administrative fee. Technical qualifications typically include manufacturer certifications (Mercury, Caterpillar, Yamaha, Ilmor), proper licensing, general liability insurance of $1,000,000 per occurrence, and demonstrated experience servicing marine equipment across multiple manufacturers.

Recent opportunities cluster in California and Georgia, with additional activity spanning the Mid-Atlantic and nationwide cooperative procurement channels. The County of Orange, Sheriff-Coroner has posted multiple competitive sealed bids for specific marine propulsion components: two Yamaha 200 HP outboard engines (IFB0603042204CF, due April 17, 2026) and two Ilmor 6.2L GDI marine engines with glass cockpit displays (IFB 0603026802CF, due March 23, 2026), both for Harbor Patrol operations at Corona del Mar. Chatham County, Georgia solicited two Mercury outboard motors for Marine Patrol (PE77548NONST2026000000362, due May 4, 2026). The California Department of Water Resources procured a marine gyro stabilizer for a 34–41 foot vessel (RFQ 0000038183, due March 20, 2026). Sourcewell, on behalf of participating Minnesota and Washington county entities, issued RFP #061626 for law enforcement equipment with broader geographic reach (due June 16, 2026), though the specific marine propulsion components within that procurement are not detailed in available materials. County-level law enforcement and resource agencies remain the primary repeat buyers under this code.