UNSPSC 71121613: Well drilling rig monitor services

Services to monitor any of the following: performance, conditions, pressure, density, rate and concentration, communications, data.

UNSPSC 71121613 Well drilling rig monitor services (Commodity) covers state and local government procurement of well drilling monitoring, well abandonment and restoration, orphan well plugging, water well construction and rehabilitation, and associated pumping and infrastructure services. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies buying comprehensive well-drilling supervision, equipment rental, materials delivery, site remediation, and specialized monitoring for oil and gas well closure, potable water well development, irrigation and stock water systems, and emergency well repair at parks, municipal treatment facilities, and county utility systems.

Michigan's Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy; Mississippi's Oil and Gas Board; and various Florida, Georgia, and Illinois water and environmental agencies dominate recent procurement activity under this code. Michigan EGLE has posted multiple direct solicitations for orphan well plugging in Gratiot and Montcalm Counties under prequalification vehicles, and the Mississippi Oil and Gas Board has issued competitive bids for remediation and plugging of nine and ten orphaned wells respectively in Adams, Jasper, Jones, and Walthall Counties, all federally funded under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Municipal water systems—including Hillsborough County, Escambia County, City of Albany (Georgia), City of Wrens (Georgia), Hilldale Water District (Mississippi), and the City of Reynolds (Georgia)—are procuring new well drilling, rehabilitation, and pump installation. State parks in Texas, Oregon, and Florida request water supply well replacement and exploratory well construction. Illinois Department of Corrections has issued three separate ITQs and IFBs for color video survey and well casing repair at Sheridan Correctional Center. City of Austin Parks and Recreation and Boulder County Parks and Open Space seek well maintenance and livestock water well installation. The City of Austin issued an IFB for Deep Eddy and Big Stacy pool well maintenance with a local business preference; Boulder County issued an RFP for stock well installation on two agricultural properties (due September 4, 2026); Mississippi Oil and Gas Board issued an IFB for orphaned well plugging across nine wells (bid due December 18, 2026); and Illinois Department of Natural Resources issued a small-business-set-aside IFB for Union County supplemental irrigation well installation (bid extended to July 9, 2026). Recent activity spans Michigan, Mississippi, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Texas, Oregon, Colorado, and Arizona, with federal funding driving much of the orphan well portfolio. Watch for continued activity in Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act–funded well remediation in oil and gas regions, and routine municipal water system upgrade cycles.