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When determining if floating restroom meets the definition of infrastructure, the Service analyzes first whether it is a structure or facility that is serving a public function, including whether or not it is publicly owned and operated, or privately operated on behalf of the public, or is a place of public accommodation. Broadly, floating restrooms are facilities serving a public function and are open to the public. Furthermore, floating restrooms are permanently   While not affixed to a dock or other structure where it is accessed by the public.  Based , when operational, they are generally (attached), in some fashion, to the bottom.  Based on these factors, the Service interprets a floating restroom as having a greater indicator of meeting the definition of infrastructure, and therefore, must comply with the BABA domestic procurement requirements.

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