UNSPSC 71122807: Well site surface readout services

Services to provide downhole measurements and conditions with the ability to readout or store data at the surface.

UNSPSC 71122807 Well site surface readout services is a Commodity code covering well plugging, drilling, re-drilling, site restoration, and associated field operations at orphan oil and gas wells and water supply infrastructure—work that state and local governments procure primarily through regional and state environmental agencies managing legacy well inventories or water utility departments upgrading and maintaining production and monitoring wells. State and local issuing bodies pursuing this code span environmental protection departments, water utilities, oil and gas regulatory boards, and solid waste authorities; the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy has issued four direct solicitations in Gratiot and Montcalm Counties since late June 2026 for plugging and site restoration of orphan gas storage wells, while water utility and county water authorities across Florida, California, Texas, Mississippi, Oregon, Wisconsin, and Georgia have issued recent RFPs, ITBs, and RFQs for well maintenance, rehabilitation, construction, and abandonment services. The work being solicited ranges from comprehensive orphan well abandonment (Michigan EGLE's four 2026 solicitations covering 38 orphan wells across multiple sections in New Haven Township) to municipal water supply well construction and rehabilitation (Marion County, Florida requesting bids for four new potable wells; Eastern Municipal Water District in California seeking well maintenance and rehabilitation on an on-call basis; Hillsborough County, Florida issuing an ITB for two-year water well maintenance and repair covering 67 wells), emergency response and routine maintenance (San Bernardino County requesting on-call well and pump services across 32 water wells and 28 booster stations), and specialized work such as aquifer storage and recovery conversions (Santa Cruz Water Department seeking design engineering for Beltz 9 ASR facility conversion). Representative recent opportunities include the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy direct solicitations DS7612600000000322 (3 orphan wells in Gratiot County, due July 21, 2026), DS7612600000000332 (14 wells, due July 21, 2026), DS7612600000000342 (12 wells in Gratiot and Montcalm counties, due July 21, 2026), and DS7612600000000352 (9 wells, due July 21, 2026)—all requiring prequalification through prior RFPs and attendance at mandatory pre-bid meetings on July 9, 2026, with best-value evaluation on technical factors (key personnel, equipment, experience, vendor questions) and firm unit pricing across 68 line items covering labor, equipment, materials, and site restoration under Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements.

Geographic activity is concentrated in the Midwest and South, with particularly dense recent solicitation volume in Michigan (orphan gas well abandonment), Florida (municipal water well maintenance, rehabilitation, and construction across multiple counties including Seminole, Hillsborough, Marion, Sarasota, Collier, and Volusia), California (on-call water well services in Riverside County and digester gas utilization projects), and Mississippi (orphan oil and gas well plugging through the Mississippi Oil and Gas Board and state environmental agencies). Texas, Georgia, Illinois, Oregon, and Wisconsin also show active procurement for well drilling, rehabilitation, and maintenance services. The market spans routine maintenance contracts (Hillsborough County's $688,073 two-year water well maintenance ITB), capital improvement projects (Marion County's four-well construction; City of Palm Bay's North Regional WTP production wells), specialized environmental remediation (Michigan orphan well plugging; Mississippi orphan well program), emergency response and on-call services (San Bernardino County's 5-year $2.8 million on-call contract), and design-build energy projects (Eastern Municipal Water District's digester gas utilization DBFOOM), reflecting diversified demand across water infrastructure renewal, environmental compliance, and energy recovery initiatives at the state and local level.