UNSPSC 78141704: Dead man anchor service

Mooring service using strong buried anchors for holding the vessel in place

UNSPSC 78141704 Dead man anchor service, a Commodity code, shows little relevant recent activity aligned with its nominal scope. State and local governments procure anchoring, mooring, and dock-stabilization services under this code, but the three most recent solicitations posted in June 2026 do not reflect this category. The City of Stonecrest's request for parking lot and kayak launch dock construction, Clay County's marina and boat ramp repairs, and DeKalb County's tennis center reconstruction with IT infrastructure all touch water-access or aquatic facilities but do not isolate dead-man anchor installation as a distinct scope line. Issuing bodies in these opportunities span municipal, county, and county recreation/transportation functions, yet the code's actual procurement volume and buyer distribution cannot be inferred from mismatched solicitations.

Geographic activity appears concentrated in Georgia (Stonecrest, Clay County, and DeKalb County all posted in June 2026), but this reflects the three available records rather than a sustained pattern under the code. No state or local RFP, RFQ, IFB, or ITB in the source material explicitly solicits dead-man anchor services, performance bonds, or mooring-system installation as a primary or line-item deliverable. A business development team evaluating this code should seek clarification from state and local procurement offices on whether anchoring work is bundled into larger dock, waterfront, or marine-facility contracts, or whether the code sees too little standalone procurement volume to merit near-term pursuit.