UNSPSC 71112024: Production logging temperature measurement services

Measurements that describe the temperature in or around the borehole during production or injection.

UNSPSC 71112024 Production logging temperature measurement services (Commodity) shows minimal relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The code's nominal scope—temperature measurement services in well logging and subsurface characterization—does not align with the opportunities appearing under this classification. Of the four recent solicitations tagged to the code, only one involves infrastructure remotely connected to subsurface work: the Eastern Municipal Water District's Digester Gas Utilization Project (RFP 3900, due April 14, 2026), which requires conversion of anaerobic digester gas into renewable energy across three regional water reclamation facilities in Riverside County, California. The remaining three opportunities—a landfill gas collection system expansion in Georgia, park irrigation improvements in Florida, and city manager executive search services in Georgia—bear no relationship to the code's stated commodity scope. Issuing bodies include special-purpose water and waste authorities, municipalities, and a county solid waste district, but the geographic and sectoral fragmentation combined with poor code-scope alignment suggests either persistent tagging errors or that state and local procurement offices rarely purchase traditional production logging temperature services through formal RFPs and ITBs.

The EMWD project represents the only substantive opportunity: a long-term Design-Build-Finance-Own-Operate-Maintain agreement requiring proposers to demonstrate five years of direct digester gas project experience, post bid and performance bonds totaling approximately $24 million, and achieve at least 90 percent utilization of digester gas from sludge treatment processes across three facilities with projected annual gas generation ranging from 149–242 cubic feet per minute (2030) to 174–418 cfm (2050). A mandatory pre-proposal meeting occurred March 9, 2026, with site tours March 18–19, 2026, and a proposal deadline of April 13, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. Pacific Time. Contract terms extend 15 or 20 years with optional five-year extensions, with the proposer responsible for design, permitting, construction, financing, operations, and maintenance while the District provides digester gas at designated delivery points. Given the mismatch between the code's temperature-measurement focus and actual solicitations, firms targeting this code should verify classification accuracy before investment; the EMWD opportunity is the only entry-point for substantive state and local work, and it does not center on production logging or temperature measurement.