UNSPSC 71122504: Water or gas control testing services

Services to test the effectiveness of the water or gas control method.

UNSPSC 71122504 Water or gas control testing services (Commodity) encompasses field testing, inspection, and repair of water supply wells, gas storage wells, and associated control infrastructure that state and local governments rely on for drinking water, irrigation, utility operations, and environmental remediation. Recent state and local solicitations show the code is being applied to a mixed portfolio of work: well video surveys and casing repair (Illinois Department of Corrections), orphan oil and gas well plugging (Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy; Mississippi Oil and Gas Board), water well construction and replacement (City of Albany, Georgia; City of Reynolds, Georgia; Hilldale Water District, Mississippi), pump station maintenance and grinder replacement (Gwinnett County, Georgia; Seminole County, Florida; Hillsborough County, Florida), monitoring well installation (Escambia County, Florida), and irrigation system upgrades (City of DeBary, Florida). The issuing bodies range across state environmental and natural resources departments, county utilities and public works divisions, municipal water authorities, and state/local parks and recreation departments—a diversified buyer base reflecting the distributed nature of water and gas infrastructure management.

Geographic activity concentrates heavily in Michigan (EGLE prequalification rounds and multiple orphan well direct solicitations in Gratiot, Kent, and Montcalm Counties), Mississippi (orphan wells in Jasper, Jones, Adams, and Walthall Counties), Florida (counties across the state including Hillsborough, Seminole, Escambia, Sarasota, and municipalities like DeBary and Ocala), and Georgia (cities of Albany, Reynolds, and Wrens). Representative recent opportunities include the Mississippi Oil and Gas Board's IFB for plugging and remediation of nine orphaned wells in Jasper and Jones Counties (RFx 3160008162, bids due December 18, 2026), the City of Albany's sealed-bid procurement for Well No. 21 rehabilitation under Bid Ref. 27-032 (bids due November 16, 2026), Michigan EGLE's direct solicitation for the Gilbert 1 orphan well in Kent County (proposals due October 12, 2026), and Gwinnett County's sealed-bid solicitation for Beaver Ruin Diversion Pump Station grinders and slide gate replacements (bids due November 20, 2026). Federal funding streams including the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Orphaned Wells Program and State Revolving Fund mechanisms appear in multiple recent solicitations, signaling sustained capital investment in aging water and environmental infrastructure remediation over the near term.