UNSPSC 95121619: Yacht harbor

A harbor that is especially sized to accommodate very large boats or yachts

UNSPSC 95121619 Yacht harbor is a Commodity-tier code. State and local governments solicit under it for marine infrastructure construction, repair, and environmental services — specifically dock, pier, and waterfront structure fabrication, installation, and rehabilitation; derelict vessel removal and disposal; and coastal habitat restoration. Work covers floating docks and gangways, concrete and timber piers, seawalls, breakwaters, boat ramps, and shoreline stabilization across inland waterways, estuaries, bays, and open water environments. Recent opportunities span electrical infrastructure upgrades supporting marine facilities, tieback installation and concrete repairs on existing seawall structures, new dock and ferry facility construction, debris deflector repairs, and removal of derelict and abandoned vessels funded through federal disaster recovery programs and state environmental grants.

Issuing bodies include city departments of public works and parks, county commissioners and marine resources divisions, transit authorities, school districts, and state agencies (Texas General Land Office, Mississippi Department of Marine Resources). Florida leads in recent activity, with multiple city-level solicitations from Long Beach, St. Pete Beach, Cocoa, Sarasota, and Broward County, plus county marine divisions in Escambia and Brevard conducting derelict vessel removal under Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission grant programs. Texas state agencies have solicited coastal construction, Georgia transit and county bodies for ferry docks and marina services, and Mississippi state agencies for material deployment. The code shows steady activity across the Southeast and Gulf Coast states. Representative recent work includes the City of Long Beach Department of Public Works bid for Marine Stadium Electrical Infrastructure (R-7292, bids due November 18, 2026, IFB), the City of Fort Myers RFP for derelict vessel removal services on a continuing contract basis (due November 10, 2026), the Chatham Area Transit Authority RFP for a ferry dock and shelter at Plant Riverside in Savannah (due November 6, 2026), the City of Daytona Beach RFQ for Main Street Fishing Pier replacement consulting services (due November 5, 2026), the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources IFB for material deployment via barge to artificial reef sites (due November 16, 2026), and multiple Escambia County Marine Resources Division price quotes for individual derelict vessel removals spanning June through August 2026. Pinellas County's work order contract for marine construction at multiple waterfront sites and Broward County's Deerfield Island ADA Dock construction contract (due July 15, 2026) exemplify the breadth of contemporaneous procurement activity.