UNSPSC 25172803: Marine hydraulic systems

UNSPSC 25172803 Marine hydraulic systems, a Commodity code, covers the procurement of hydraulic equipment, replacement parts, and services for state and local marine vessels and watercraft operations. Recent state and local solicitations show governments buying marine outboard motors, hydraulic dredges, gyro stabilizer units, and comprehensive marine craft service, repair, and maintenance across diverse fleets operated by state environmental agencies, county marine patrols, coastal navigation authorities, and port operators. The issuing bodies span state environmental and water resource departments, county marine authorities, and coastal city governments. The State of Rhode Island Division of Purchases is establishing a master price agreement (MPA 620) for statewide marine craft service and repair across multiple manufacturers, requiring vendors to hold Mercury and Caterpillar Diesel certifications and demonstrate logistics capability for emergency marine operations. Individual equipment purchases appear less frequently, though the California Department of Water Resources solicited a marine gyro stabilizer for vessel stabilization, and Chatham County, Georgia is procuring Mercury outboard motors for marine patrol operations.

Recent activity concentrates in coastal states and water-management jurisdictions. The Rhode Island open-enrollment agreement (Solicitation OEV27006817, response due September 30, 2027) covers statewide applicability with MBE participation requirements and a 0.33 percent administrative fee. The California Department of Water Resources issued an RFQ for a marine gyro stabilizer (Solicitation 0000038183, response due March 20, 2026) specifying 12VDC power, 3,000 NMS angular momentum, and delivery to West Sacramento. Chatham County, Georgia solicited two Mercury outboard motors for marine patrol (Solicitation 26-0038-4, response due May 4, 2026) through its Bonfire portal with no third-party vendor authorization. Collier County, Florida conducted sealed competitive bidding for maintenance dredging at Wiggins Pass and Doctors Pass (Solicitation 268661R, response due May 22, 2026), a $2.8 million grant-funded project requiring a minimum 14-inch hydraulic dredge, watercraft liability of $1,000,000 per occurrence, and 90-day substantial completion with $2,667 per-day liquidated damages. Rhode Island and Florida show the most recent solicitation activity under this code.