UNSPSC 71122715: Subsea flowline service

Subsea flowlines are the subsea pipes used to connect a manifold to the surface facility in order to convey fluids to or from the host. subsea pipeline inspection of both unpiggable and piggable coated and uncoated subsea pipelines, to help oil and gas operators better understand flow assurance issues and ensure the integrity of their assets, Installation, pipeline commissioning and grout monitoring below.

UNSPSC 71122715 Subsea flowline service (Commodity) describes work state and local governments actually buy under a code misaligned with recent procurement activity. The source does not support any subsea flowline service solicitations in state or local procurement. Instead, the recent opportunities posted under this code span irrigation infrastructure improvements, orphan well plugging and abandonment, water well rehabilitation and replacement, wastewater pump station maintenance and repair, well maintenance and casing repair, and site restoration—all terrestrial groundwater and surface water utility work with no subsea or marine component. The City of DeBary, Florida solicited irrigation system conversion and controller installation under IFB; the State of Michigan and Mississippi Oil and Gas Board issued multiple RFQs and IFBs for orphan well plugging under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act; and Hillsborough County, Seminole County, and Illinois Department of Corrections posted ITBs and RFQs for pump station and well maintenance spanning routine repairs, video surveys, and emergency response services. The issuing bodies are county governments, municipalities, state departments, and water utility authorities across Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, Mississippi, Texas, and Colorado.

Recent activity clusters around orphan well remediation in Michigan and Mississippi, water infrastructure replacement in Georgia and Texas, and ongoing pump and well maintenance across county utilities in Florida. Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy posted orphan well direct solicitations repeatedly throughout July 2026 across Gratiot, Montcalm, and Kent Counties; the Mississippi Oil and Gas Board issued two IFBs for nine and ten orphan wells respectively; and the City of Wrens and City of Reynolds, Georgia posted bids for new well construction funded through State Revolving Fund loans requiring Build America, Buy America compliance. Maintenance contracts dominate the longer tail: Hillsborough County and San Bernardino County established on-call well and pump service agreements, and Illinois Department of Corrections issued multiple rounds of quotes for video survey and casing repair at Sheridan Correctional Center. The code shows no relevant recent activity and represents a taxonomy mismatch—the subsea flowline classification does not map to the terrestrial groundwater and wastewater utility work actually being solicited under it.