UNSPSC 95122505: Marine transfer station

Marine structure for temporary collection and storage of waste

UNSPSC 95122505 Marine transfer station is a Commodity code covering marine-infrastructure facilities and their associated installation, repair, and construction services. State and local governments procure under this code primarily for dock, pier, seawall, and floating-platform construction and rehabilitation—including concrete piling, concrete abutment, gangway installation, electrical service delivery to waterfront structures, tieback anchorization, and emergency vessel removal. Recent solicitations reflect work spanning design-build projects for new maritime facilities, rehabilitation of hurricane-damaged structures, material-staging and barge-transport operations for reef construction, and one-time capital equipment purchases such as marine safety work boats.

Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include cities (Long Beach, Daytona Beach, Fort Myers, Sarasota, St. Pete Beach, Cocoa, New Haven, West Sacramento, Cibolo), counties (Hillsborough, Brevard, Broward, Monroe, Clay, Chatham, Escambia, Pinellas, DeKalb), state agencies (Texas General Land Office, Mississippi Department of Marine Resources, Texas Parks and Wildlife, Oregon), special-purpose transit and recreation districts (Chatham Area Transit Authority, Brazos River Authority, Pinellas County School District, Coastal Bend Bays & Estuaries Program), and independent school districts. Geographic concentration is heaviest in Florida—Long Beach and other California coastal cities, and Texas Gulf Coast jurisdictions account for substantial recent activity. Representative current opportunities include the City of Long Beach Department of Public Works soliciting bids on R-7292 Marine Stadium Electrical Infrastructure (PW27805, RFB, due November 18, 2026); the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources requesting bids for material deployment by barge to artificial reef sites (3160008295, ITB, due November 16, 2026); the City of Fort Myers requesting proposals for derelict vessel removal services continuing contract (RFP26067, RFP, due November 10, 2026); Chatham Area Transit Authority requesting proposals for ferry dock and shelter design-build at Plant Riverside in Savannah (PE33123NONST2027000000011, RFP, due November 6, 2026); and the City of St. Pete Beach requesting bids for 7th Avenue Fishing Pier dock and pier repair following Hurricane Helene and Milton damage (7THAVEPIER2026, IFB, due November 4, 2026). Derelict vessel removal supported by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission grant funding is a recurrent activity within the code, with Escambia County, Monroe County, and Broward County posting multiple competitive quotes and requests for proposals throughout 2026.