UNSPSC 20143502: Subsea manifold

Equipment used to merge the flow from multiple subsea wells for transfer into production flowlines and to manage distribution of injected water, gas and chemicals.

UNSPSC 20143502 Subsea manifold is a Commodity code, but the recent opportunities posted under this code do not align with subsea manifold procurement. The source shows instead that state and local water and wastewater authorities are soliciting services and equipment for groundwater wells, municipal water infrastructure, aeration systems, and related water-system maintenance—none of which fall within the subsea or offshore equipment scope that the code's name suggests. Hillsborough County issued a sole-source notice for installation and maintenance of proprietary Wet Well Wizard aeration systems across lift stations, San Bernardino County requested bids for drilling and developing an irrigation well at Prado Regional Park, and the City of Bend issued an RFP for engineering design services to renew a 1972-era municipal groundwater well; these are onshore, inland water-supply and treatment activities that do not represent subsea manifold work. The code shows little relevant recent activity aligned with its nominal scope.

The geographic distribution spans Florida (Hillsborough County), California (San Bernardino County), Georgia (Athens-Clarke County), and Oregon (City of Bend), with one cooperative-purchasing bid for electrical supplies (Region 7 in Texas) and one for on-call diving services (City of Atlanta). However, the electrical supplies and diving-services solicitations are plainly unrelated to subsea manifold procurement and appear to be tagged to this code in error. Absent actual subsea manifold opportunities in the recent-opportunities block, the code presents minimal pursuit signal for firms focused on offshore or subsea equipment supply to state and local procurement offices.