UNSPSC 71151400: Well service engineering

Includes design, analysis, studies and management for well services.

UNSPSC 71151400 Well service engineering is a Class code that encompasses irrigation system design, installation, and testing work for public facilities. State and local governments use this code primarily for park and recreational facility irrigation upgrades, including system conversions, controller and valve installations, and related piping work. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code include municipalities and special-purpose districts managing public parks and recreational infrastructure. Work typically requires contractors to handle system design integration, equipment procurement, installation labor, flow testing, and operational activation within active public spaces, often with tight completion timelines and performance-based liquidated damages provisions.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, with the City of DeBary soliciting an IFB (Bid 03-15) for Rob Sullivan Park irrigation system improvements involving conversion to a Hunter system with an estimated cost of $90,000 and a 45-calendar-day completion requirement, submission deadline April 10, 2015. The source records no other recent irrigation or well-service engineering opportunities; the remaining opportunities (armored car services for Polk County schools and a water resources master plan update for Scottsdale) fall outside the code's scope, indicating limited current state and local procurement activity under this classification.