UNSPSC 20143301: Pipeline pig

Device used for cleaning oil pipeline

UNSPSC 20143301 Pipeline pig is a Commodity code that does not map to the state and local opportunities presented. The source lists seven recent solicitations across water and wastewater infrastructure, none of which involve pipeline pigs—devices that traverse pipelines to clean, inspect, or separate product batches. The opportunities posted include aeration system installation and maintenance (Hillsborough County, sole-source), irrigation well drilling (San Bernardino County, IFB), commercial diving services for infrastructure inspection (Atlanta, IFB), electrical supplies (Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative, RFP), water well column pipe supply (Broward County, ITB), water well maintenance and repair (Hillsborough County, ITB), automatic strainer replacement (Athens-Clarke County, IFB), and engineering services for well renewal (City of Bend, RFP). The code shows no relevant recent activity in the tracked state and local procurement record.

Given the absence of pipeline pig solicitations in the current dataset, business development professionals evaluating this code should monitor state and local water and wastewater authority procurement channels independently, particularly for notices related to pipeline cleaning, inspection, or maintenance contracts where pigging services would be scoped. State departments overseeing water infrastructure, county utilities departments, municipal water systems, and large transit authorities that operate pressurized pipelines represent the primary buyer universe, though the recent-opportunity record does not yet support portfolio activity under this code.