UNSPSC 71131306: Dual completion well services

Services to provide pumping into a single wellbore having tubulars and equipment that enable production from two segregated zones.

UNSPSC 71131306 Dual completion well services, a Commodity code, does not map cleanly to the recent state and local opportunities posted under it. The four most recent records tagged to this code span irrigation system improvements, well construction with aquifer testing, and armored car services — scopes that fall outside the nominal definition of dual completion wells (wells drilled to produce from multiple zones). The only solicitation with material relevance to subsurface drilling and testing is the Northwest Florida Water Management District's well construction and aquifer testing contract in Bay County, which calls for construction of three monitoring wells (a 6-inch Floridan aquifer well, a 4-inch intermediate aquifer well, and a 4-inch surficial aquifer well) with geophysical logging, discrete water quality sampling, well development, a 48-hour specific capacity test on the Floridan well, and site restoration, all to be completed in a single mobilization starting October 2026 with approximately three months' duration.

The issuing bodies in the recent record include a water management district, a city parks and recreation department, and a school board — a fragmented set reflecting the broad and inconsistent application of this code across jurisdictions. Geographic activity centers on Florida, with no evidence of opportunities in other states from the current block. The Northwest Florida Water Management District's ITB 26B-003, posted July 29, 2026 with bids due September 1, 2026, awarded to A C Schultes of Florida dba Rowe Drilling at $691,520; the solicitation required licensed Florida water well contractors with a minimum of five years' experience and documented completion of at least two screened monitoring wells and three open-hole wells within the last five years. The code shows limited recent activity with substantive relevance to dual completion drilling; users should verify whether this code correctly captures their service offering or whether a different UNSPSC classification would better align with state and local procurement activity.