UNSPSC 25111911: Boathooks

UNSPSC 25111911 Boathooks is a Commodity code. State and local governments procure this item primarily through school district and county facilities maintenance and marine operations purchases. Recent activity shows minimal direct solicitation of boathooks as a standalone line item; instead, boathooks appear embedded in broader procurement categories such as maintenance supplies catalogs and marine operations support. Northside Independent School District in San Antonio issued IFB 2026105 for Maintenance Supplies & Services (due August 6, 2026), a replacement contract that consolidates multiple facilities maintenance consumables. Chatham County, Georgia solicited Mercury outboard motors for Marine Patrol operations (due May 4, 2026), reflecting the kind of marine-support purchasing environment where boathooks may be specified as ancillary safety or dock-handling equipment. School districts and county public works and sheriff departments represent the primary issuing bodies under this code, typically bundling boathooks into broader maintenance or waterway-operations contracts rather than issuing dedicated solicitations.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas and Florida, with secondary activity in Georgia. Donna Independent School District in Cameron County, Texas issued RFP 011326-874 for General Hardware & Lumber Supplies with a catalog-discount model (due April 8, 2026), a procurement mechanism that could encompass boathooks as part of district-wide facilities supplies. Collier County Sheriff's Office in Florida issued two boat-lift and marine-facility construction ITBs (IFB 26.002 in March 2026 and IFB 26.002R in April 2026) that address marine infrastructure but do not call out boathooks as line items. Pasco County, Florida's IFB for Withlacoochee River Park Observation Dock (due April 28, 2026) similarly reflects waterfront construction activity where boathooks might be specified as safety or handling accessories. The code shows low standalone solicitation velocity; boathooks are purchased as components of larger supply catalogs or as part of marine-facility projects rather than as dedicated commodity purchases, limiting pursuit opportunity at the present time.