UNSPSC 20143500: Subsea project installation tools

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UNSPSC 20143500 Subsea project installation tools (Class) covers underwater and subsurface infrastructure work, but recent state and local solicitations show the code capturing water-well drilling, maintenance, and aeration equipment rather than marine or deep-water subsea construction. State and local governments are buying well-casing materials, drilling services, well pumps and motors, aeration systems for wastewater treatment, strainer equipment, diving inspections for wastewater systems, and associated installation and maintenance labor. The issuing bodies include county departments of public works and water/wastewater utilities (Hillsborough County, Broward County, San Bernardino County), city departments of watershed management and utilities (Atlanta, Bend, Athens-Clarke County), and special-purpose water management districts. This work spans maintenance contracts for existing wells serving parks and municipal supplies, new well drilling and development projects, equipment replacement and repair, and specialized on-call services such as commercial diving inspections.

Recent opportunities cluster in Florida, Georgia, California, and Oregon. Hillsborough County has posted multiple solicitations: a sole-source $5.371 million aeration-system installation and maintenance contract (September 2026, response deadline September 22) and a $688,073 two-year water well maintenance and repair services IFB (May 2026, response deadline June 12). Other representative opportunities include San Bernardino County's well-drilling IFB for Prado Regional Park in Chino, California requiring a 42-inch conductor borehole to 52 feet and 17.5-inch pilot borehole to 515 feet (September 2026, response due October 8); City of Atlanta's on-call commercial diving services IFB for wastewater and drinking water system inspections and emergency response (July 2026, response due July 24); Broward County's open-end ITB for new well column pipes conforming to ASTM A53 Grade B Schedule 30 steel in multiple diameters (June 2026, response due June 23); and Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County's strainer replacement at the North Oconee Water Reclamation Facility (June 2026, response due June 12). The City of Bend's River Well #1 engineering RFP ($525,000 budget for design services, with full project costs $3.8 to $5.2 million) addresses structural and casing integrity deficiencies in a 1972-constructed municipal well (May 2026, response due May 20).