UNSPSC 25111920: Marine fenders

UNSPSC 25111920 Marine fenders (Commodity) covers the procurement of marine vessels, engines, propulsion systems, and integrated equipment for state and local government waterborne operations, though recent solicitations show primary activity in patrol boat and emergency-response vessel acquisition rather than fender components alone. State and local governments are buying fully equipped marine craft — 27-foot aluminum center console patrol boats with dual engines, navigation systems, thermal imaging, and communications equipment; marine safety work boats for harbor operations; and specialized jet boat frames for law enforcement and rescue missions. Issuing bodies span county governments (Hillsborough County, Florida; Chatham County, Georgia; Marion County, Oregon) and state-level procurement frameworks (Rhode Island Division of Purchases), along with cooperative purchasing vehicles such as Sourcewell serving multi-jurisdictional participation. Work under this code includes one-time vessel purchases with build-to-spec requirements, ongoing master price agreements for fleet service and maintenance across multiple manufacturers, and competitive equipment procurement for law enforcement agencies nationwide through cooperative contracting.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southeast and Pacific Northwest, with solicitations posted from Florida, Georgia, Oregon, and Rhode Island through mid-2026. Chatham County, Georgia issued ITB 25-0147-4 for a marine patrol response vessel (27-foot center console, dual Mercury SeaPro 300 engines, integrated Garmin and FLIR systems, delivery August 10, 2026) funded by the 2025 DHS/FEMA Port Security Grant Program with a 30% M/WBE participation goal. Hillsborough County, Florida solicited a marine safety work boat through ITB2600402 with a $400,000 estimated value and September 24, 2026 response deadline. Marion County, Oregon awarded jet boat frame fabrication to Marine 1, LLC through a competitive quotes process. Rhode Island Division of Purchases opened enrollment through September 30, 2027 for MPA 620, a master price agreement for marine craft service, repair, and maintenance across state agencies and municipalities statewide, requiring Mercury and Caterpillar Diesel certifications and 0.33 percent contract administrative fee withholding. Sourcewell's cooperative RFP #061626 for law enforcement equipment (closed June 16, 2026) offered multi-jurisdictional access across Washington state and beyond.