UNSPSC 71112011: Measurement while perforating services

Services used to evaluate formation or production while performing perforating services

UNSPSC 71112011 Measurement while perforating services is a Commodity code that encompasses measurement and monitoring work conducted during perforation operations in energy and environmental infrastructure projects. State and local governments rarely solicit work under this code directly; the recent opportunities in the source show only tangential connection to the code's nominal scope. The Dalton-Whitfield Solid Waste Authority's landfill gas collection system expansion (ITB PE75552NONST2026000000061, due May 21, 2026) involves installation of perforated horizontal collectors and extraction wells with measurement and control equipment, but the primary procurement is for general construction and installation services rather than measurement-specific work. The Eastern Municipal Water District's digester gas utilization project (RFP 3900, due April 14, 2026) similarly includes digester gas measurement and monitoring as a component of a much larger design-build-finance-operate agreement, but measurement services are subordinate to the energy conversion and long-term operational scope. The remaining recent opportunities—a park irrigation system upgrade by the City of DeBary, Florida (Bid 0315) and executive search services by the City of College Park, Georgia (RFP 26-37)—show no connection to perforation measurement work.

The code exhibits minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its defined scope. Issuing bodies that do engage measurement-while-perforating work are typically water districts, solid waste authorities, and municipal utilities managing infrastructure projects in environmental remediation and gas extraction. Geographic activity, where present, clusters in the Southeast (Georgia) and Southwest (California), though the sample size is too small to characterize a durable trend. Vendors pursuing this code should monitor opportunities from wastewater treatment districts, landfill operators, and environmental engineering procurement offices in states with active remediation or energy-recovery infrastructure programs, recognizing that measurement work is typically bundled with larger construction or operations contracts rather than solicited as standalone services.