UNSPSC 25111919: Keel protectors

UNSPSC 25111919 Keel protectors, a Commodity code, describes protective hull hardware and structural components for marine vessels. State and local governments procure under this code when acquiring patrol boats, recreational watercraft, and marine infrastructure equipment. The recent opportunities show activity centered on marine patrol vessel specification and purchase, including bow and hull protection systems integrated into new patrol boats, outboard motor procurement, and related watercraft support infrastructure. Issuing bodies include county sheriff's offices and county parks and recreation divisions, primarily in Florida and Georgia, along with regional cooperative purchasing entities establishing master contracts for law enforcement equipment that serve multiple jurisdictions across multiple states.

Recent procurement activity spans Florida and Georgia, with Chatham County, Georgia soliciting a 27-foot marine patrol response vessel (ITB 25-0147-4, due August 10, 2026) funded by the 2025 DHS/FEMA Port Security Grant Program and specified with foam collar system, self-bailing decks, and dual dive ladder protection features. Collier County, Florida Sheriff's Office issued multiple solicitations for boat lift installation and marine infrastructure at Caxambas Park (ITB 26.002, due April 3, 2026, with a revised notice ITB 26.002R due May 14, 2026), requiring timber support piles and structural dock extensions. Collier County Parks and Recreation Division solicited ski boats for Sugden Regional Park through Quick Quote procurement (QQ2026095 and QQ2026112, with response dates in February and April 2026). Marion County, Oregon Sheriff's Office issued an RFQ for jet boat frame fabrication (SO1805-26, due April 22, 2026) with a subsequent notice of intent to award to Marine 1, LLC (issued April 30, 2026). Sourcewell, a Minnesota cooperative purchasing vehicle, issued RFP 061626 for law enforcement equipment available to thousands of state and local agencies nationwide (due June 16, 2026), though specific vessel or hull protection components are not detailed in available materials.