UNSPSC 71123000: Integrated services

Services to form, coordinate, or blend multiple functions for oil and gas exploration

UNSPSC 71123000 Integrated services is a Class code encompassing well drilling, plugging, abandonment, rehabilitation, maintenance, and site restoration work that state and local water utilities, environmental agencies, and special districts are procuring at scale. State and local buyers under this code include water utilities managing municipal groundwater supplies, state environmental protection and natural resources departments administering orphaned-well remediation programs, county utilities systems, and regional water reclamation authorities. Michigan's Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy is a repeat issuer, soliciting orphan well plugging across multiple direct competitive awards in Gratiot and Montcalm counties; Florida counties including Seminole, Marion, Sarasota, Hillsborough, and Collier are actively procuring well maintenance, pump station repair, well construction, and exploratory well work; and California's Eastern Municipal Water District and San Bernardino County are establishing multi-year on-call contracts for well and pump services. The scope of work being solicited reflects a portfolio split between routine maintenance (pump repair, well rehabilitation, video logging, chemical treatment) and capital-intensive projects (new well drilling to depths of 800+ feet, aquifer storage and recovery conversions, digester gas utilization infrastructure). Representative recent opportunities include Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy orphan well plugging at three separate sites in Gratiot County with direct-solicitation notices due July 21, 2026 (DS7612600000000322, DS7612600000000332, DS7612600000000352); Seminole County Board of County Commissioners wastewater pump station repair and refurbishment under master service agreement (CC710026HSMA, RFQ due August 5, 2026); and Hillsborough County's two-year water well maintenance contract estimated at $688,073 (ITB 26-00234, due June 12, 2026).

Geographic concentration is heaviest in Florida (eight counties active in the past 90 days) and Michigan (orphan-well remediation across state-led direct solicitations), with material secondary activity in California (EMWD and San Bernardino County multi-year on-call frameworks), Texas (Railroad Commission statewide well plugging, municipal water treatment design), Mississippi (orphaned-well plugging under federal IIJA funding), and Georgia (monitoring well replacement and landfill gas collection). Opportunities span notice types: ITB format dominates routine maintenance and construction work (Hillsborough County water wells, Seminole County pump stations); RFP or RFQ are used for design services, program management, and integrated service packages (City of Lubbock water treatment plant design, City of Bend well renewal engineering, EMWD digester gas utilization); and direct solicitation with prequalification filtering (Michigan orphan-well program) creates narrow vendor eligibility windows tied to prior-RFP award. Davis-Bacon and prevailing wage compliance is standard across most well construction and site restoration work, particularly where federal IIJA or state infrastructure funding is present. Set-asides are selective: Michigan considers service-disabled veteran-owned business status; Illinois designates small-business set-asides for fish and wildlife area well work; and Texas recognizes HUB, women-owned, and disadvantaged veteran designations in well plugging RFQs. Recent activity shows sustained procurement velocity through mid-2026, with orphan-well remediation driven by federal grant availability and municipal well maintenance driven by aging groundwater infrastructure requiring capital renewal and reliability improvements.