UNSPSC 20141022: Onshore platform wellhead equipment and accessories

Primary components of a wellhead system include tubing head adapter, tubing hangers, tubing heads, mudline suspension systems, test plugs, seals, choke manifold, casing hangers, casing spools, and casing head, pack off seals and the Christmas tree etc

UNSPSC 20141022 Onshore platform wellhead equipment and accessories, a Commodity code, encompasses well plugging, abandonment, and site restoration services that state and local governments are buying to decommission orphaned and end-of-life oil and gas wells, irrigation wells, potable water wells, and monitoring wells across the country. State and local procurement activity under this code reflects a shift toward environmental remediation and infrastructure renewal rather than new well development. Water utilities, state environmental and natural resources departments, county authorities, and municipalities are the primary issuing bodies, with the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy and the Mississippi Oil and Gas Board driving recent high-volume activity through multiple direct solicitations and competitive procurements for orphan well plugging funded in part by federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act grants.

Recent opportunities cluster heavily in Michigan, Mississippi, and Florida, with scattered activity in Texas, California, Oregon, Illinois, Georgia, and other states. Michigan's environmental agency has posted four separate orphan well plugging direct solicitations in Gratiot and Montcalm counties in July 2026—covering 38 gas storage wells operated by New Haven Energy LLC with proposals due July 21, 2026, each requiring prequalification through prior RFPs and compliance with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage rates ranging from $39.57 to $41.32 per hour plus fringe. Mississippi Oil and Gas Board solicitations (IFBs posted in March and April 2026, with deadlines in April and May) target seven to ten orphaned oil and gas wells across five counties with unit pricing matrices and firm-fixed rates. Beyond orphan wells, state and local buyers are contracting for municipal well rehabilitation and construction: Marion County, Florida is bidding four new potable water wells (due May 21, 2026); Eastern Municipal Water District in California seeks on-call well maintenance and repair services ($2.8 million over five years, due August 31, 2026); and Illinois DNR has posted small-business-set-aside procurements for irrigation well installation in Union County (due July 9, 2026 and March 18, 2026). Sarasota County and others are procuring single-well abandonment, monitoring well replacement, and site remediation services, with response dates ranging from July through October 2026. The code shows consistent activity across water utility, park and recreation, and environmental remediation contexts, with primary geographic concentration in the Upper Midwest and Southeast, followed by California and Texas.