UNSPSC 70101801: Inland water fishery resources

UNSPSC 70101801 Inland water fishery resources (Commodity) shows minimal relevant activity in recent state and local procurement. The code nominally designates aquatic resource management and fishery-related commodities, but the two opportunities posted under it in early 2026 are substantively mismatched: one concerns IT and low-voltage infrastructure for a tennis center reconstruction, and the other addresses design-build procurement for a seawater delivery system serving port operations and aquaculture. Neither represents traditional fishery-resource procurement as the code's name suggests. The tennis center opportunity does not touch fishery work at all; the seawater system, while supporting aquaculture enterprises among other port users, is fundamentally an engineering and construction project for maritime infrastructure rather than a procurement of fishery commodities or resources.

DeKalb County, Georgia issued the tennis center ITB (PE64400NONST2026000000260) with a response deadline of July 13, 2026, and the Port of Port Orford, Oregon issued the seawater delivery RFP (SQ1007800015886) with a deadline of March 4, 2026 and a $500,000 budget split across design ($118,000), construction ($368,000), and contingency ($14,000). The geographic spread is limited to Georgia and Oregon. The mismatch between the code's stated scope and these recent procurements suggests the code is either underutilized in state and local markets or that buyers are incorrectly tagging unrelated work — either way, the code warrants low priority in business development focus unless your firm operates specifically in fishery-resource supply or aquaculture infrastructure and can identify misclassified opportunities through direct market monitoring.