UNSPSC 72141214: Sheet pile driving service

The installation maintenance and repair of sheet piles

UNSPSC 72141214 Sheet pile driving service is a Commodity-tier code encompassing the installation and removal of steel sheet piling for waterfront infrastructure, canal stabilization, seawall replacement, and marine construction. State and local governments procure sheet pile work as part of larger harbor, dock, boardwalk, and shoreline-protection projects, and the code captures both the material supply and the specialized installation labor required to drive or extract piles in marine and near-shore environments. Recent solicitations show heavy demand for sheet pile work embedded within broader seawall reconstruction, observation dock construction, and derelict-vessel-removal support activities across Florida and coastal states.

Issuing bodies soliciting under the code span county governments (Sarasota County, Escambia County, Monroe County, Chatham County, Broward County), cities (Fort Myers, West Sacramento, Long Beach, New Haven, Sarasota, St. Petersburg, Tarpon Springs, San Angelo), state agencies (Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department), and special-purpose authorities (Brazos River Authority, Coastal Bend Bays & Estuaries Program). Florida jurisdictions dominate recent activity, with Sarasota County and coastal municipalities appearing repeatedly. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Sarasota's Bayfront Park Seawall Reconstruction (ITB #26-14JS, responses due February 19, 2026), an approximately $3.6 million fiber-reinforced polymer pile and bulkhead replacement covering 1,500 linear feet; Pasco County's Withlacoochee River Park Observation Dock (IFB-SP-26-011, responses due April 28, 2026), requiring EverComp composite sheet piling and support piles for a floating dock platform; and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Cape Sable Plug project (ITB FWC 25.26-91, responses due March 26, 2026), a materials procurement for 540 linear feet of 30-foot marine-coated sheet pile meeting ASTM A572 Grade 60 specifications. Geographic concentration is strongest in Florida, Texas, and California, with secondary activity in Connecticut and Georgia. Prevailing wage requirements, federal funding compliance (Davis-Bacon, FEMA, American Rescue Plan), and environmental permitting (DEP, USACE, FDEP) appear consistently across solicitations. Most recent opportunities carry response dates between February and May 2026, signaling active spring-season procurement for summer construction windows.