UNSPSC 72154009: Industrial dock and dock equipment installation service

The installation of industrial docks and related dock equipment

UNSPSC 72154009 Industrial dock and dock equipment installation service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments solicit design, construction, repair, and rehabilitation of waterfront fixed and floating dock infrastructure—finger piers, loading docks, fishing piers, boat ramps, seawalls, and associated maritime structures. Work spans new construction of multi-slip marinas and floating docks through comprehensive rehabilitation of deteriorated piers, including pile replacement, concrete repairs, cathodic protection systems, ADA upgrades, electrical and plumbing infrastructure, and environmental compliance. Issuing bodies include state resource agencies (Mississippi Department of Marine Resources, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Texas General Land Office), county governments and boards of commissioners (Escambia, Beaufort, Pinellas, Chatham, Clay, Pasco Counties), cities and municipalities (Long Beach, Cocoa, St. Pete Beach, Pass Christian, West Sacramento, Stonecrest, Cibolo), transit authorities (Chatham Area Transit), and special-purpose districts (Port Houston Authority, Brazos River Authority). Repeat buyers include Beaufort County (three solicitations for pier and dock repairs), Chatham County (two for marine construction), and Escambia County (two for pier rehabilitation).

Recent activity concentrates in the coastal Southeast (Florida, Georgia, South Carolina) and Texas, with additional activity in Oregon, California, Mississippi, Arizona, and Utah. Representative solicitations include the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources seeking sealed bids for the Ocean Springs Harbor Project—a 165-foot bulkhead, finger piers, electrical and plumbing infrastructure, and boardwalk—with bids due November 17, 2026 (IFB #3160008290); Chatham Area Transit Authority requesting proposals for a 20-foot by 120-foot floating dock and shelter at Plant Riverside in Savannah due November 6, 2026 under Federal Transit Administration funding with Davis-Bacon and Buy America compliance (RFP PE33123NONST2027000000011); Beaufort County soliciting bids for replacement of seven floating aluminum dock segments at Broad River Boat Landing due September 23, 2026 with S/MBE participation requirements (IFB #092626); and Escambia County requesting bids for Bob Sikes Fishing Pier South rehabilitation—1,650 feet of substructure repairs including pile jacketing with cathodic protection, concrete repairs, ADA upgrades, and lighting—due October 2, 2026 under RESTORE Act and Florida NRDA funding with Build America Act compliance (IFB PD2526107). Coastal Florida and South Carolina jurisdictions dominate the pipeline; federal funding (Davis-Bacon, Buy America, RESTORE, FTA, USACE compliance) and environmental-permit requirements appear as standard conditions on most solicitations with substantial completion windows of 60–330 calendar days.