UNSPSC 71122408: Periodic well testing services

Services to provided reoccurring tests on the wells equipment such as bop, drill rig, electrical, paint, rotating equipment, structural, tubulars.

UNSPSC 71122408 Periodic well testing services, a Commodity code, encompasses a narrow slice of state and local water infrastructure procurement: the technical evaluation and monitoring of existing wells to confirm capacity, water quality, and operational readiness. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying this service as part of larger orphan-well remediation programs, municipal water system rehabilitation projects, and emergency water-supply contingency work. The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy dominates the recent activity, issuing four direct solicitations in July 2026 for plugging and site restoration of orphan gas storage wells across Gratiot and Montcalm counties—work that includes well testing as a component of comprehensive abandonment scope. Beyond Michigan, water utilities in Florida (Sarasota County, Marion County, Collier County, Hillsborough County), California (Eastern Municipal Water District), Texas (City of Lubbock, Railroad Commission), Mississippi (Oil and Gas Board), Wisconsin (City of Watertown), Georgia (City of Helen), and Oregon (City of Bend, City of Pendleton) have posted opportunities involving well evaluation, monitoring, and testing tied to new-well construction, existing-well rehabilitation, or infrastructure renewal projects. The issuing bodies span state environmental and natural resource departments, county boards of commissioners, municipal utilities, and independent water districts; no single agency dominates outside Michigan's recent cluster.

The geographic distribution reflects active well infrastructure investment concentrated in the Southeast (Florida, Mississippi, Georgia) and the West (California, Oregon, Texas), with secondary activity in the Midwest (Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois). Representative recent opportunities include the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy's July 2026 direct solicitations for three and 14 orphan well plugging projects in Gratiot County (DS7612600000000322, DS7612600000000332, due 21 July 2026, direct solicitation format with prequalification requirement); Hillsborough County's May 2026 ITB for water well maintenance and repair services across 67 irrigation and potable wells (ITB 26-00234, estimated 688,073 dollars, due 12 June 2026); Eastern Municipal Water District's April 2026 RFP for on-call well and pump maintenance and repair services across California facilities (RFP 3931, maximum 2.8 million dollars over five years, due 23 April 2026); and Sarasota County's July 2026 RFQ for single well abandonment at a residential property (RFQ 2026QQ759, 50,000 dollar ceiling, due 10 July 2026). The recent activity is concentrated in direct solicitations tied to state remediation funding (particularly orphan-well programs under federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act dollars) and routine municipal well maintenance contracts; pursuit viability depends on prequalification credentials, prevailing-wage compliance, and bonding capacity in the orphan-well space, and on water-district licensing and insurance thresholds in the municipal space.