UNSPSC 25101949: Drilling/auger truck

Specifically designed to penetrate hard soil and dirt and convey broken and loose material out of the ground.

UNSPSC 25101949 Drilling/auger truck (Commodity) covers drilling and well-installation equipment that state and local governments procure for specialized subsurface work, grounded in recent solicitations for landfill gas extraction wells, condensate drain installation, and similar geotechnical applications. The recent opportunities show state and local bodies acquiring drilling services and equipment primarily through competitive sealed bids and leases rather than equipment purchase, with work scoped to specific subsurface infrastructure projects. Issuing bodies include state environmental agencies, county public works departments, and specialized local government units. The Maryland Environmental Service, for instance, recently solicited bids for drilling and installation of landfill gas extraction wells and condensate drains at the Harford Waste Disposal Center Landfill—a project requiring 6-inch and 4-inch to 8-inch HDPE piping, wellhead assemblies, and well depths ranging from 19 to 64 feet, with a 5% MBE participation goal and a 100-day completion timeline.

Recent activity appears concentrated in Maryland and counties with solid waste infrastructure modernization needs. The Harford County (Maryland) landfill drilling project (solicitation 1264635, bid due June 26, 2026) represents the clearest match to the code's nominal scope; other recent postings tagged to this code (street sweeping services in Dallas and Louisville, street sweeper equipment lease in Pinellas County, and runway equipment procurement through Sourcewell) do not reflect drilling or auger truck activity and likely represent coding mismatches in the source system. Opportunities under the code appear sporadic rather than recurring; decision-relevant activity centers on state environmental remediation and county landfill management projects where geotechnical drilling adds specialized infrastructure capacity.