UNSPSC 71121408: Drill bit hydraulic lifting system services

Maintenance and repair of drill bit hydraulic lifting services

UNSPSC 71121408 Drill bit hydraulic lifting system services is a Commodity code that state and local governments do not actually buy under this taxonomy in any meaningful recent activity. The recent opportunities dataset contains multiple solicitations tagged with this code, but none involve drill bit hydraulic lifting systems or equipment of that nature. Instead, the tagged opportunities describe orphan well plugging and site restoration (Michigan), wastewater pump station repair and refurbishment (Florida), well abandonment and construction (Florida, Mississippi, Texas, California, Oregon, Wisconsin, and Georgia), water treatment plant design (Texas), water well maintenance and repair (California, Florida, Illinois), and digester gas utilization projects (California). The code appears to be a taxonomy mislabeling—the opportunities are genuine state and local infrastructure procurements, but they fall under broader well drilling, water system construction, and pump service codes rather than the specific commodity named here.

The issuing bodies are predominantly state environmental and water resource departments (Michigan EGLE, Texas RRC, Mississippi Oil and Gas Board, Illinois DNR), county utilities and public works agencies (Seminole County Florida, Sarasota County Florida, Collier County Florida, Marion County Florida, Hillsborough County Florida, Volusia County Florida, San Bernardino County California), municipalities (City of Lubbock Texas, City of Palm Bay Florida, City of Pascagoula Mississippi, City of Watertown Wisconsin, City of Bend Oregon, City of Pendleton Oregon, City of Austin Texas, City of Helen Georgia, City of Santa Cruz California), and water districts and special purpose authorities (Eastern Municipal Water District California, Dalton-Whitfield Solid Waste Authority Georgia). Michigan's Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy appears repeatedly with multiple direct solicitations for orphan well work. Geographic concentration is evident in Michigan (four orphan well direct solicitations in Gratiot and Montcalm Counties, July 2026), Florida (multiple county-level water and wastewater infrastructure projects), Mississippi (oil and gas board orphan well program), California (Eastern Municipal Water District on-call services and digester gas), and Texas (RRC statewide well plugging, City of Lubbock water treatment). The code shows no coherent recent activity aligned with its stated scope; business development professionals should skip pursuing under this specific taxonomy designation and instead monitor water well construction, pump services, and orphan well remediation codes with appropriate tier-level classifications.