UNSPSC 20111705: Well points

UNSPSC 20111705 Well points (Commodity) covers equipment and materials for water extraction and groundwater management, though recent state and local activity under this code shows minimal direct alignment with the nominal product category. State and local governments soliciting under this code procure services and equipment related to well drilling, water production systems, and associated extraction infrastructure. The issuing bodies are primarily state environmental agencies and municipal utilities managing potable water supply and environmental remediation projects. Work includes well drilling and construction, bore hole installation with casing, pumping and testing protocols, water quality analysis, and temporary extraction equipment supply. Scope expands to include site preparation, utility coordination, permitting support, and comprehensive documentation of well performance and water quality results.

Recent procurement activity under this code appears concentrated in the Mid-Atlantic region, specifically Maryland, where the Maryland Environmental Service issued an IFB (Invitation for Bids, Solicitation 1262565) due June 12, 2026 for drilling, construction, and testing of a 10-inch bore hole to approximately 300 feet with 6-inch casing installation at Camp Fretterd Military Reservation in Baltimore County, with a mandatory 5% MBE subcontract participation goal, a 120-calendar-day performance deadline, and liquidated damages of $1,264.00 per day for delays. A separate solicitation tagged to this code from the City of Tucson Environmental and General Services Division (RFP 240011, due September 19, 2024) addressed gas extraction and refrigerant recovery—work plainly outside the well-points commodity scope—suggesting tagging inconsistency rather than genuine activity under the code. Geographic spread and current transaction volume remain limited based on available records; the Maryland well-drilling opportunity and the Sourcewell cooperative law-enforcement-equipment procurement (RFP 061626, due June 16, 2026) represent the most recent state and local activity indexed to this code, though the latter appears misaligned with well-points work.