UNSPSC 78101718: Offshore supply vessel service

Offshore Support Vessels, also known as Offshore Supply Vessels, are specialty ships designed for operating on the ocean, serving multiple purposes. They can serve as platform support, anchor handling, construction, maintenance, and more.

UNSPSC 78101718 Offshore supply vessel service, a Commodity code, shows no relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The recent opportunities block contains 50 state and local contract opportunities posted between January and July 2026, spanning water and wastewater infrastructure, drainage improvements, trail construction, equipment procurement, and facility rehabilitation across Florida, Georgia, Texas, South Carolina, Connecticut, California, Kentucky, and other jurisdictions. Not one of these solicitations involves offshore supply vessels or related marine support services. The opportunities include water main replacement (Pasco County, Orange County, Gwinnett County, Marion County, Cherokee County, and others), sewer and drainage construction (Flagler County, Collier County, Beaufort-Jasper Water & Sewer Authority), trail and park improvements (Orange County, Marion County, Atlanta BeltLine, City of Lumpkin), utility relocation (City of Cibolo, City of Lawrenceville), production well drilling (City of Palm Bay), treatment plant upgrades (Columbus Water Works), and municipal facility projects (City of South Fulton, Harris County Flood Control District, William S. Hart Union High School District). State and local government procurement under this code does not surface in the current market.

The code's nominal scope—offshore supply vessel service—is fundamentally misaligned with the purchasing patterns of state and local water, wastewater, transportation, and facility agencies that dominate this dataset. Offshore vessel charters are typical of oil and gas, marine construction, and coastal research operations that fall outside the state and local jurisdiction mandate. Unless a state or local port authority, coastal management agency, or marine-focused special district issues solicitations, this code remains inactive in the state and local procurement space. Do not pursue this code for state and local business development without evidence of active solicitation patterns from maritime agencies or coastal authorities.