UNSPSC 49141504: Diving instruments or accessories

UNSPSC 49141504 Diving instruments or accessories is a Commodity code that encompasses purchase and maintenance of scuba regulators, full-face masks, fins, underwater communication systems, dive computers, buoyancy compensators, air tanks, cutting tools, and related life support equipment. State and local governments soliciting under this code include county sheriff departments, fire and emergency services agencies, state wildlife departments, cities, and special-purpose districts operating water rescue, hazardous materials response, and marine patrol functions. Law enforcement equipment frameworks issued by cooperative purchasing vehicles such as Sourcewell now routinely include diving instruments as a category within broader public-safety equipment solicitations available to thousands of participating entities nationwide.

Recent opportunities span California, Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, Minnesota (via Sourcewell's multi-state cooperative), and Texas. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife issued IFB P2670004 for scuba equipment service and repair in the Southern California region with a contract ceiling of $28,300 and a bid due date of April 10, 2026. Orange County, Florida Sheriff-Coroner's Office conducted IFB0602995803 for maintenance and purchase of diving equipment across 71 line items supporting Harbor Patrol and Hazardous Device Squad operations, with a March 13, 2026 due date and a three-year initial term. Fort Worth issued RFQt 260151 for bi-annual maintenance of Scuba Pro regulators, Ocean Reef full-face pieces, and Oceanic dive computers by March 20, 2026. Palm Beach County, Florida maintains an active pre-qualified vendor list (RPQ68024031AU14) for water rescue and dive equipment spanning a $3.6 million contract through May 6, 2029. Sarasota County, Florida Quick Quote 2026QQ703 specified seven complete diver equipment kits including Rapid Diver Pro Aqualung regulators, Apeks fins, OTS Guardian masks, and POWERCOM communication units for Fire Department water rescue, due May 22, 2026 with a $50,000 spending cap.