UNSPSC 71161111: Oilfield water management services

Evaluation, design or testing to monitor the volume, treatment and disposal of produced water associated with oil production.

UNSPSC 71161111 Oilfield water management services is a Commodity code that shows minimal relevant recent activity in state and local procurement. The two posted opportunities in the source are substantively misaligned with the code's nominal scope: one involves irrigation system installation and retrofit for a municipal park (City of DeBary, Florida), and the other addresses armored car and secure courier services for a school district (School Board of Polk County, Florida). Neither represents oilfield water management, produced-water handling, or related hydrocarbon-industry water services. The irrigation project involves site preparation, equipment installation (Hunter controller, master valve, flow meter, and piping), system activation, and testing within an operational park setting; the armored car solicitation concerns financial transport services wholly outside water management. No evidence in the recent-opportunities block supports active state and local procurement under this code's intended commodity line.

The geographic distribution is limited to Florida, with one opportunity posted in October 2026 (Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements, City of DeBary, Bid 03-15, estimated engineer cost $90,000, 45-calendar-day completion window) and one in July 2026 (School Board of Polk County armored car services, ITB 001-MJ0727, estimated annual expenditure $200,000, awarded to Mid Florida Armored & ATM Services, Inc., with initial term through July 31, 2027). The code does not reflect genuine oilfield water services procurement activity at the state or local level within the source period.