UNSPSC 20143400: Subsea umbilicals and related equipment

Umbilical units, umbilical termination assemblies, umbilical risers, power umbilicals, jumper assemblies and related equipment

UNSPSC 20143400 Subsea umbilicals and related equipment is a Class code that in practice covers subsurface water and wastewater infrastructure components and services, though the recent state and local opportunities tagged to this code show little alignment with subsea equipment and instead reflect groundwater extraction, well maintenance, water treatment equipment, and related municipal water utility work.

The recent opportunities span a broad issuing-body mix: county water and wastewater departments (Hillsborough County, Broward County, San Bernardino County), municipal utilities (City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management, City of Bend), and regional purchasing cooperatives (Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative). Representative work includes Hillsborough County's sole-source procurement with Agora Water Solutions for installation and five-year maintenance of 60 to 80 Wet Well Wizard aeration systems annually at $5.371 million total; San Bernardino County's ITB for drilling and development of a non-potable irrigation well at Prado Regional Park with a 120-calendar-day completion window; Broward County's open-end indefinite-quantity ITB for new well column pipes conforming to ASTM A53 Grade B Schedule 30 steel in multiple diameters; Hillsborough County's ITB for two-year water well maintenance and repair services across 67 irrigation and potable wells at $688,073 estimated value; the City of Atlanta's on-call IFB for commercial diving services supporting emergency response and infrastructure inspection across the city's wastewater and drinking water systems; and the City of Bend's RFP for engineering services to design and implement improvements to River Well #1, a 1972-constructed municipal groundwater source, with an estimated engineering budget of $525,000 and full project costs ranging from $3.8 million to $5.2 million. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Hillsborough, Broward counties), with additional recent activity in California (San Bernardino County), Georgia (Athens-Clarke County), Oregon (City of Bend), and Georgia (City of Atlanta). The code shows no recent activity consistent with its nominal scope of subsea umbilicals; the mismatch suggests potential misclassification within the state and local procurement system.