UNSPSC 95121623: Ro ro terminal

A specialized type of ferry terminal featuring roll on and roll off capabilities.

UNSPSC 95121623 Ro ro terminal is a Commodity code that encompasses design, construction, repair, and stabilization of marine terminals, docks, piers, boat ramps, and associated waterfront infrastructure. State and local governments procure under this code for floating docks with gangways and platforms, concrete and timber piers, seawall tieback and stabilization systems, marine pile installation, debris deflectors, and comprehensive dock rehabilitation following storm damage or operational wear. Recent solicitations show mixed issuing bodies: municipalities (Long Beach, Daytona Beach, St. Pete Beach, Sarasota, West Sacramento, New Haven, Palm Beach), counties (Brevard, Pinellas, Monroe, Chatham, Escambia, Clay, Broward, DeKalb), transit authorities (Chatham Area Transit), state departments (Texas General Land Office, Mississippi Department of Marine Resources, Texas Parks and Wildlife), and school districts (Pinellas County Schools) procure under this code. Escambia County Marine Resources Division appears frequently, issuing multiple derelict vessel removal quotes funded through Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission grants. The work spans new construction, repair and replacement of storm-damaged facilities, and removal of derelict or abandoned vessels from waterways and coastal areas.

Geographic concentration is strongest in Florida—particularly the Gulf and Atlantic coasts—with solicitations from Daytona Beach, St. Pete Beach, Cocoa, Long Beach (California), Fort Myers, Escambia County, Brevard County, Sarasota, Monroe County, and Broward County. Texas General Land Office projects in Cameron County and San Patricio County, Mississippi Department of Marine Resources in Jackson County, and scattered activity in Connecticut, Georgia, California, and Oregon round out the geographic spread. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Long Beach Department of Public Works procuring electrical infrastructure and Marine Stadium upgrades under ITB PW27805 due November 18, 2026; Chatham Area Transit Authority issuing RFP PE33123NONST2027000000011 for design and construction of a ferry dock and shelter at Plant Riverside, Savannah, Georgia, due November 6, 2026; Pinellas County issuing a marine construction work-order contract vehicle (260665ITBC) due September 1, 2026 for new construction and repair/replacement of boat ramps, piers, docks, seawalls, and dune walkovers; and the City of Daytona Beach requesting qualifications for consultant architectural and marine engineering services under RFP26067 for pier replacement due November 5, 2026. Prevailing wage, Davis-Bacon compliance, performance and payment bonding, and environmental permitting (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, state water management districts, Fish and Wildlife compliance) are standard across solicitations. Derelict vessel removal work is routinely grant-funded through state fish and wildlife programs and carries strict environmental, turbidity control, and hazardous materials handling requirements.