UNSPSC 49141508: Diving boot

A pair of water-proofing shoes that can protect the feet of diver during diving and submerging.

UNSPSC 49141508 Diving boot is a Commodity code that covers specialized footwear used in water rescue and diving operations by state and local public safety agencies. The code captures procurement of diving boots as component line items within larger aquatic rescue equipment packages, typically sourced alongside regulators, fins, masks, and communication systems for fire departments and rescue units. State and local buyers under this code include county fire departments, state emergency management agencies, and law enforcement entities procuring public safety diving gear. The diving boot itself represents a small but essential component in broader water-rescue equipment procurement, with specifications often tied to specific diver training standards, foot sizes, and compatibility with other dive-system components.

Recent activity spans California, Florida, and multistate cooperative purchasing vehicles. The State of California issued a brand-specific rescue scuba equipment solicitation (RFBIS27200235, due October 23, 2026) that includes diving boots as part of a turnkey rescue package. Sarasota County, Florida released a Quick Quote procurement (2026QQ703, due May 22, 2026) for rapid diver equipment specifying seven pairs of XS Scuba water boots in size 12, bundled with regulators, fins, masks, and communication units; the total contract ceiling was $50,000 with 30-day delivery required to the county fire department. Sourcewell, a Minnesota local government cooperative, solicited law enforcement equipment (RFP #061626, due June 16, 2026) through a multistate framework that serves thousands of public entities across the United States and Canada, though the solicitation materials do not isolate diving boots as a line item. Geographic activity concentrates in the West and Southeast, with diving boot procurement tied to counties and state agencies with active water-rescue missions.