UNSPSC 25111914: Dock rings

UNSPSC 25111914 Dock rings, a Commodity code, covers marine mooring and dock-attachment hardware used in public waterfront construction and rehabilitation — specifically the fixed fasteners, cleats, fenders, ladders, and associated dock hardware that state and local governments procure as components within larger dock construction, repair, and floating-platform projects. Recent solicitations show the code in use primarily for dock and maritime facility work rather than as a standalone item category; issuing bodies are sourcing these components as line items within comprehensive fixed-dock construction, floating-dock replacement, and boat-ramp improvement contracts across municipal parks departments, county environmental resource divisions, and recreation authorities.

State and local governments procuring under this code span municipal parks and recreation departments, county environmental resource management offices, and special-purpose authorities managing marinas and public boating facilities. Issuing bodies include the City of Tampa Parks & Recreation Department, Glynn County Board of Commissioners, Palm Beach County Department of Environmental Resources Management, Beaufort County (South Carolina), Clay County Board of County Commissioners, the City of Stonecrest (Georgia), the City of Bridgeport (Connecticut), and the City of Detroit Parks Division. Recent activity concentrates in Florida (Palm Beach County, Tampa, Brevard County), South Carolina (Beaufort County), Georgia (Glynn County, Columbia County, Stonecrest), and Connecticut, with additional activity in Texas (Parks and Wildlife Department). Representative recent opportunities include Palm Beach County's multiple IFBs for Old Bridge Park dock reconstruction and seawall repair (IFB 3802026ERM013 through ERM017, bids due August 27, 2026, with Engineer's Estimate $309,490, encompassing 24 prestressed concrete piles, black locust decking, timber framing, railings, dock hardware, aluminum ladders, and rubber fenders per Florida Building Code 2023 and ASCE 7-22); Glynn County's IFB 27-011 for East Beach Massengale Park Boardwalk construction (due November 4, 2026); Beaufort County's IFB 092626 for seven floating dock segments at Broad River Boat Landing (due September 23, 2026, requiring aluminum cleats, pile guide rollers, and hardware); and the City of Tampa's RFQ 26P00509 for dock and piling fouling removal (due August 17, 2026, specifying dock cleats and hardware as components of underwater structure maintenance). The code sees moderate activity across a geographically dispersed set of smaller jurisdictions and county-level agencies; no single region or issuing body dominates recent procurement volume.