UNSPSC 25111921: Marine goosenecks

UNSPSC 25111921 Marine goosenecks (Commodity) encompasses specialty marine hardware and structural components that state and local governments integrate into law enforcement, parks, and public water-access vessels. Recent solicitations show purchasing offices buying marine goosenecks as sub-assemblies within larger procurement activities centered on vessel acquisition, repair, and infrastructure — specifically patrol boats, recreational watercraft, and docking systems for public safety and recreation programs. State and local agencies issuing under this code include county sheriffs' offices (Chatham County, Georgia and Collier County, Florida), county parks and recreation divisions, statewide procurement agencies (Rhode Island Division of Purchases), and cooperative purchasing entities (Sourcewell on behalf of participating Washington counties). The issuing bodies span public safety marine operations, waterfront parks management, and centralized state procurement frameworks that aggregate demand across multiple user agencies.

Recent opportunities center on Chatham County Marine Patrol's acquisition of a fully equipped 27-foot-4-inch marine patrol response vessel (ITB 25-0147-4, due August 10, 2026, funded by DHS/FEMA Port Security Grant Program with 30% M/WBE subcontracting goal); Rhode Island's establishment of master price agreement MPA 620 for statewide marine craft service, repair, and maintenance with open enrollment through September 30, 2027; and Collier County acquisitions of tournament-approved ski boats for Sugden Regional Park and boat lift infrastructure at Caxambas Park. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Collier County Parks and Recreation, Collier County Sheriff's Office), Georgia (Chatham County), and Rhode Island (statewide), with broader cooperative purchasing reach across Washington counties through Sourcewell. The code shows sustained activity in the Southeast and mid-Atlantic regions, with vendor demand driven by replacement cycles for public safety maritime fleets, recreational water-access equipment serving parks programs, and centralized maintenance contracts serving state agencies and local municipalities.