UNSPSC 71121111: Fracturing through coiled tubing services

Fracturing through coiled tubing services.

UNSPSC 71121111 Fracturing through coiled tubing services is a Commodity code that in state and local practice encompasses well plugging, abandonment, drilling, re-drilling, and site restoration services for orphaned and abandoned oil and gas wells, as well as water well construction, rehabilitation, maintenance, and repair work across municipal water systems and public utility facilities. The code name references oil and gas operations, but recent state and local solicitations show the bulk of current activity centers on infrastructure projects funded through federal programs targeting orphan well remediation and water resource development. Issuing bodies include state environmental and energy departments (Michigan EGLE, Mississippi Oil and Gas Board), municipalities and counties managing water systems (City of Albany, City of Wrens, Seminole County, Sarasota County, Hillsborough County), state parks and wildlife agencies (Oregon Parks and Recreation, Texas Parks and Wildlife), and special-purpose water and sanitation districts. The mix reflects both environmental remediation mandates and routine utility infrastructure maintenance, with state-level orphan well programs and municipal water utilities dominating recent notice volume.

Michigan ranks as the most active jurisdiction, with the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy conducting multiple rounds of prequalification solicitations and direct project awards under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Orphaned Wells Program; solicitations posted from August through October 2026 target both prequalification panels and individual well-plugging projects across the Lower Peninsula (including Gratiot, Kent, Montcalm, and Jackson Counties). Mississippi, Georgia, and Florida also show significant activity: the Mississippi Oil and Gas Board issued IFBs in July and October 2026 for orphan well plugging in Jasper, Jones, Adams, and Walthall Counties; the City of Albany issued a sealed bid for Well No. 21 rehabilitation in November 2026; and Hillsborough and Seminole Counties in Florida solicited water well and pump station maintenance contracts in May and August 2026. The City of DeBary, Florida posted an irrigation system improvement project (Rob Sullivan Park) for April 2015, the City of Reynolds, Georgia requested bids for a new deep well and chemical feed building in August 2026, and Boulder County Parks in Colorado issued an RFP for stock water well installation on two county agricultural properties with proposals due September 2026. Representative recent opportunities include the Mississippi Oil and Gas Board's IFB for nine orphan wells in Jasper and Jones Counties with bids due December 18, 2026 (firm fixed-price, turnkey, with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act funding), the Michigan EGLE prequalification RFP closing September 22, 2026 (five-year term with rolling quarterly solicitation windows for individual well projects statewide), and the City of Albany's sealed bid for Well No. 21 rehabilitation due November 16, 2026 (capital improvement funded through the City's water utility budget).