UNSPSC 71122614: Liner running services

Services to suspend on string of casing from inside the previous casing string

UNSPSC 71122614 Liner running services is a Commodity code that does not align with the work state and local governments are actively buying under this classification. The recent opportunities block contains no solicitations actually tagged to this code and displaying material relevance to liner running services—a maritime and shipping-industry term referring to operations by ocean-going container or general-cargo vessels on scheduled trade routes. Instead, the source shows a dominant cluster of well drilling, plugging, abandonment, and maintenance work; wastewater pump station rehabilitation; water treatment plant design and construction; and municipal infrastructure projects across a wide geographic range. The code shows little relevant recent activity.

The recent state and local opportunities in the source reflect solicitations from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (four orphan well plugging and site restoration projects in Gratiot and Montcalm counties, Michigan, posted July 2026 with response dates of July 21, 2026); Seminole County Board of County Commissioners, Florida (wastewater pump station maintenance and repair, posted May and July 2026); Sarasota County, Florida (well abandonment and exploratory monitor well construction, posted June and July 2026); Eastern Municipal Water District, California (on-call well and pump maintenance, posted July 2026); and scattered county, city, and state drilling, design, and remediation work across Texas, Florida, Mississippi, Georgia, Oregon, Wisconsin, and Illinois. The issuing bodies span state environmental and natural resources departments, county utilities and public works offices, municipal water utilities, special districts, and transit authorities, with repeat activity visible from Michigan EGLE, Florida counties (Seminole, Sarasota, Marion, Collier, Hillsborough, Volusia), and California water districts. The geographic spread is national, with recent high activity in Michigan, Florida, California, Texas, Mississippi, and Georgia.