UNSPSC 71122320: Umbilical long term storage

A Storage reel designed for land and marine applications to handle power cable, subsea umbilical, flexible pipe, hoses. Umbilical type Storage Reel capable of handling connections for hydraulic, chemical, electrical, and fiber optic services.

UNSPSC 71122320 Umbilical long term storage is a Commodity code. State and local governments procure well plugging, rehabilitation, and abandonment services under this code, grounded in recent solicitations for orphan well remediation, production well construction and improvement, and allied groundwater infrastructure work. The issuing bodies span state environmental and energy departments, county utilities and public works offices, municipal water systems, and special districts managing water supplies. Michigan's Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy dominates recent activity with four overlapping direct solicitations in July 2026 for plugging, drilling, and site restoration across orphan gas storage wells in Gratiot and Montcalm counties—38 wells across four contract packages totaling hundreds of line items and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance. Alongside these are representative procurements from Seminole County (Florida) for wastewater pump station repair and refurbishment on a master service agreement basis; Sarasota County for single-property well abandonment; San Bernardino County for on-call well and pump maintenance across 32 production wells and 28 booster stations; and scattered IFBs and RFPs from municipalities and counties for new production well construction, existing well rehabilitation, monitoring well replacement, and pump system installations.

Geographic spread concentrates in Florida (five recent opportunities from Seminole, Sarasota, Marion, Collier, Hillsborough, and Volusia counties), Michigan (four July 2026 orphan well solicitations), California (San Bernardino, Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside), and scattered activity across Texas, Mississippi, Georgia, Oregon, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Michigan's recent orphan well push represents the most concentrated near-term activity, with four solicitations posted July 16, 2026, each due July 21, 2026—Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy direct solicitation DS 260000000032 (three wells in Gratiot County, IFB format), DS 260000000033 (14 wells in Gratiot County), DS 260000000034 (12 wells across Gratiot and Montcalm counties), and DS 260000000035 (nine wells in Gratiot County). All four require prior prequalification through one of five specified RFPs and mandatory attendance at a July 9, 2026 pre-proposal meeting. Bidders must submit unit pricing across 68 line items and detailed project timelines; evaluation is weighted equally across key personnel, business-owned equipment, technical experience, and vendor questions responses, with an 80-point minimum threshold for award consideration on a best-value basis under Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements. The code shows robust demand for well infrastructure across maintenance, repair, new construction, and decommissioning—particularly strong in states with active groundwater management programs or federal orphan well remediation funding.