UNSPSC 71121123: Casing exit with coiled tubing services

Services to create a casing exit/window with coiled tubing services.

UNSPSC 71121123 Casing exit with coiled tubing services (Commodity) does not align with state and local government procurement activity in the source. Recent opportunities tagged under this code span water well drilling, installation, maintenance, repair, abandonment, and related infrastructure — none of which involves coiled tubing exit casing work. The source records show water supply well construction and rehabilitation (City of Albany Well No. 21, Rob Sullivan Park irrigation improvements, Boulder County stock wells), orphan oil and gas well plugging under federal infrastructure funding (Michigan, Mississippi, Illinois), wastewater pump station renovation (Gwinnett County, Seminole County, Hillsborough County), and well-associated utility improvements (Texas Parks and Wildlife, Oregon Parks and Recreation). While orphan well plugging does involve drilling and casing operations in some instances, the code's nominal focus on coiled tubing exit services does not match the predominant scope of recent solicitations, which center on full-bore drilling, well development, site restoration, and equipment installation rather than specialized coiled tubing remediation.

Geographic spread of activity is broad across the South and Midwest — Michigan (multiple EGLE direct solicitations for orphan well plugging), Georgia (Albany, Reynolds, Wrens), Florida (DeBary, Sarasota, Escambia, Hillsborough, Seminole counties), Mississippi (Pascagoula, Hilldale Water District, Mississippi Oil and Gas Board), Illinois (Sheridan Correctional Center, Union County), and scattered single opportunities in Colorado, Oregon, and Texas. Recent issuing bodies include state environmental departments, municipal water utilities, county public works and utilities divisions, state parks authorities, and special-purpose water districts. The code shows little relevant recent activity; the opportunities present are substantially unrelated to casing exit with coiled tubing services as traditionally scoped.