UNSPSC 20111715: Well site pit liner

Liner used to contain water pumped from well sites until it can be picked up and disposed of. Simular to a pool liner.

UNSPSC 20111715 Well site pit liner, a Commodity code, shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. The single relevant recent opportunity involves well drilling and construction—specifically, the Maryland Environmental Service's May 2026 IFB for a potable water production well at Camp Fretterd Military Reservation in Baltimore County, Maryland, which includes drilling a 10-inch bore hole to 300 feet, 6-inch casing installation, well development, pumping tests (step-drawdown, constant-rate, and recovery), water quality laboratory testing, sediment and erosion control, and site restoration. The work is performed at the Camp Fretterd location (5600 Rue Saint Lo Drive, Reisterstown, Maryland 21136) and must be completed within 120 calendar days from Notice to Proceed with liquidated damages of $1,264.00 per calendar day for delays. The Maryland Environmental Service issued this procurement with an MBE 5% set-aside goal and required prevailing wage compliance if the base bid exceeds $250,000; bid security is 5% of the base bid for bids above $100,000, and performance and payment bonds each at 100% of contract value are required. A second opportunity cited in the source—Sourcewell's RFP #061626 for Law Enforcement Equipment (due June 16, 2026)—bears no relationship to well site pit liners and does not inform this code's activity.

The code shows activity primarily in Maryland based on the recent solicitation record. The Maryland Environmental Service, a state environmental agency, represents the only identified issuing body for work directly aligned with the code's scope. No additional representative opportunities, geographic clustering, or repeat-buyer pattern emerges from available recent records. The absence of robust procurement activity under this code suggests limited state and local demand for well site pit liners specifically, or that jurisdictions are acquiring such materials under different UNSPSC classifications.