UNSPSC 20110000: Well drilling and operation equipment

All temporary structures, devices, and facilities necessary and incidental to the drilling or completion of a well.

UNSPSC 20110000 Well drilling and operation equipment, a Family code, encompasses the procurement of equipment, supplies, and services for drilling, constructing, testing, and maintaining water wells and related groundwater infrastructure across state and local agencies. Recent solicitations under this code reflect sustained demand for well drilling services, pump equipment, cathodic protection systems, and ancillary well-field infrastructure from water utilities, county governments, and special-purpose districts charged with potable and irrigation water supply. The issuing bodies span regional water authorities (Tampa Bay Water), county governments (Hillsborough County, Pasco County, Orange County in California), municipalities (City of Orem, City of Milpitas), and state-level environmental service agencies (Maryland Environmental Service, Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining), reflecting the distributed nature of water infrastructure management across jurisdictions. Work solicited under this code includes domestic well drilling and abandonment services, deep groundwater production wells with pumping capacity specifications (300–800 gallons per minute), cathodic protection system installation, pump replacement, well maintenance and repair across multiple well inventories, and comprehensive hydrogeological consulting for well evaluation, design, and aquifer testing.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Hillsborough County ITB for $688,073 water well maintenance across 67 wells; Tampa Bay Water's five-county domestic well drilling solicitation across Hernando, Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas, and Polk Counties; Pasco County tire and road repair services RFQ), Utah (Neola Water & Sewer District RFQ for test and production well drilling; City of Orem Well #11 engineering services RFP; State Division of Purchasing RFSQ for orphan well decommissioning), California (Orange County Public Works IFB for Mile Square Regional Park Phase 1 groundwater well at $1,827,631), and Maryland (Maryland Environmental Service IFB for Camp Fretterd Military Reservation potable water production well with 5% MBE set-aside; Charlotte Hall Veterans Home water treatment plant rehabilitation with 20% MBE participation requirement). Representative recent opportunities include Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners issuing ITB 26-00234 for water well maintenance and repair services with two-year estimated value of $688,073 and required Southwest Florida Water Management District water well contractor licensing; Tampa Bay Water issuing ITB 2026030031 for as-needed domestic well drilling and abandonment services across a five-county region due April 15, 2026; the Neola Water & Sewer District posting RFQ NS26-143 for two-phase groundwater development and production well construction due May 29, 2026; and the Maryland Environmental Service issuing competitive sealed bid IFB 1262565 for drilling and testing of a new potable water production well at Camp Fretterd with mandatory pre-bid conference May 22, 2026, site visit May 26, 2026, and bid submission deadline June 12, 2026, including a 5% MBE participation goal. The code shows sustained activity in spring 2026 across utilities managing aging well inventories and expanding groundwater supply capacity in growth corridors and regions subject to surface water constraints.