UNSPSC 20131203: Well production additives

Additives are available to enhance the properties of oil well slurries and achieve successful placement between the casing and the geological formation, rapid compressive strength development and adequate zonal isolation during the lifetime of the well.

UNSPSC 20131203 Well production additives is a Commodity code covering specialized equipment and systems that enhance wastewater treatment and well operations. State and local procurement under this code focuses on proprietary aeration systems, well maintenance services, well drilling and development, specialized well components, and related infrastructure repair and replacement. The issuing bodies span county water and wastewater departments, municipal water utilities, regional park districts, and county purchasing cooperatives. Hillsborough County in Florida has appeared twice in recent solicitations—once for a five-year sole-source procurement of Wet Well Wizard aeration systems (aeration, ragging and grease control, hydrogen sulfide reduction) and again for water well maintenance and repair services across 67 irrigation and potable wells. The mix reflects both large-scale, multi-year equipment supply contracts and ongoing maintenance service engagements, with the latter often subject to prevailing wage and licensing requirements.

Recent activity spans Florida, California, Georgia, and Oregon. Hillsborough County posted a sole-source notice (SS2600397, due September 22, 2026) for Wet Well Wizard aeration system installation and maintenance at $5.371 million over five years through Agora Water Solutions LLC. San Bernardino County Department of Public Works-Special Districts issued an ITB (SPD127SPDAD6517, due October 8, 2026) for drilling and developing a non-potable irrigation well at Prado Regional Park, requiring Type 304L stainless steel casing, gravel packing, well development via swabbing and pumping, and aquifer testing. Broward County posted an open-end indefinite-quantity ITB (OPN2131840B1, due June 23, 2026) for new well column pipes conforming to ASTM A53 Grade B Schedule 30 steel in 6- to 12-inch diameters with fusion-bonded epoxy coating. The City of Bend, Oregon solicited engineering services (RFP 26-3256, due May 20, 2026) for design and implementation of improvements to River Well #1, a 1972-constructed groundwater source requiring new 14-inch cement-sealed steel casing installation, wellhouse replacement, and mechanical and electrical upgrades. Hillsborough County's water well maintenance ITB (ITB2600234, due June 12, 2026) covered comprehensive pump and motor replacement, tank replacement, well casing repairs, and emergency response services at $688,073 over two years. These opportunities indicate active procurement across equipment supply, specialized services, and engineering design—with significant emphasis on equipment longevity, proprietary compatibility, and regulatory compliance in water and wastewater operations.