UNSPSC 20141503: Production string components and subsurface pump

The production string is a part of an oil well that is composed of the production tubing and other completion components and serves as the conduit through which the production fluid flows from the oil reservoir to the surface through the wellhead. Its purpose is to both contain the fluids from contaminating the environment or eroding the other well structures, such as the casing. The subsurface pumps used in sucker-rod pumping work on the positive displacement principle and is of the cylinder and piston type.

UNSPSC 20141503 Production string components and subsurface pump, a Commodity code, encompasses submersible and centrifugal pump equipment, components, and related assemblies installed in water, wastewater, and utility infrastructure systems. State and local governments procure under this code primarily through repair, refurbishment, replacement, and new-installation projects at pump stations, water treatment facilities, and lift stations. Recent solicitations show municipalities, counties, and utility commissions issuing ITBs, RFQs, and RFPs for pump system components, replacement parts, bypass pump installations, and integrated pump packages with controls, electrical systems, and appurtenances. Issuing bodies include county boards of commissioners (Seminole County Florida, Lowndes County Georgia), city utilities departments (City of Tarpon Springs Florida, City of Gallup New Mexico, Orlando Utilities Commission), and water-utility authorities (Fulton County Department of Watershed Management). One cooperative purchasing vehicle appears: Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative issued a two-year electrical supplies RFP with estimated expenditures of $4,854,470.00.

Activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with secondary postings in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. Recent representative solicitations include the Orlando Utilities Commission RFQ (PR9486, due September 24, 2026) for RF-based remote control systems and soft starters for two pump locations at the Osceola Generation Station, specifying Schneider Electric/Modicon PLCs, Benshaw soft starters, and commissioning services; Seminole County Florida's master service agreement IFB (CC710026HSMA, due August 5, 2026) for wastewater pump station maintenance, repair, and equipment renewal across 18 work categories with fixed hourly labor rates, three-year term, and one-hour emergency response requirement; Lowndes County Georgia's sealed-bid solicitation (PE69200NONST2026000000049, due June 2, 2026) for bypass pump installation at 20 lift stations with 150-day completion schedule; the City of Tarpon Springs Florida ITB (260169BAS, due June 17, 2026) for electric motor and pump repair services across 46 equipment items rated 0.5–450 horsepower; and the City of Wrens Georgia project (PE66937NONST2027000000004, due September 3, 2026) for a 12-inch gravel pack well with pump, generator, electrical system, and 634 linear feet of water line under State Revolving Fund financing with Build America, Buy America requirements.