UNSPSC 71161207: Electric wireline manpower services

An electric wireline is a high strength mono conductor electric cable that is conveyed down a well. It can be used to lower equipment, such as explosive gun strings, down the well and to provide readouts of important data. Electric wireline manpower services can be used to perform essential tasks and to provide information required for making critical management decisions, as a conveyance for the acquisition of subsurface petrophysical and geophysical data and the delivery of well construction services such as pipe recovery, perforating, plug etc

UNSPSC 71161207 Electric wireline manpower services is a Commodity code covering skilled electrical labor and on-site installation, maintenance, and repair work that state and local governments solicit on a recurring basis. Recent opportunities show state and local buying of electrical technician services spanning general trades work, high-voltage system repair, emergency response, lighting system installation and replacement, panel and breaker diagnostics, and specialized infrastructure such as lightning protection systems and airport communications networks. The work ranges from routine preventive maintenance contracts to one-time capital projects requiring licensed electricians, journeyman and apprentice-level labor, bucket truck services, and materials markup.

Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include school districts (Pinellas County School District, Hillsborough County Public Schools, Bulloch County Board of Education, Cartersville City School System), state and federal facilities (Texas Health and Human Services Commission operating state supported living centers, Illinois Department of Corrections, Illinois Department of Human Services, Texas Department of Transportation, Texas Military Department), city and county general services departments (City of Philadelphia, Volusia County, DeKalb County, Gwinnett County Public Schools, Brevard County, Charlotte Area Transit System, Columbus Consolidated Government, Hall County Board of Commissioners), transit and airport authorities (Charlotte Douglas International Airport, Peachtree City Airport Authority, Orlando Utilities Commission), and specialized entities such as higher-education institutions (Angelo State University, Lamar University, City Colleges of Chicago). Geographic concentration is strongest in Texas (HHS facilities, TxDOT, Texas Military), Florida (school districts, counties, utilities), Georgia (counties, school systems, airport authority), and Illinois (state agencies, municipalities, City Colleges of Chicago), with additional activity spread across Connecticut, Colorado, California, New York, and other states. Representative recent opportunities include Pinellas County School District's October 2026 sealed electronic bid for electrical maintenance and repair services covering indoor fixtures, receptacles, lighting, solar systems, and EV charging stations with 24/7 emergency response and $400,000 estimated value (IFB 26CD037, due October 8, 2026); City of Philadelphia's October 2026 small-order purchase for dedicated electrical line installation at the Public Services Building, Philadelphia Police Information Systems Department (ITB B2728174, due October 18, 2026); and Hillsborough County Public Schools' September 2026 RFP for commercial electrical services across its 235-campus district including high-voltage installation, maintenance, and diagnostics (RFP 26356RFPMST, due September 11, 2026). Contracts often impose prevailing wage compliance, licensing requirements (Florida electrical contractor certification, Texas Master Electrician licensure, Connecticut contractor licensing), background screening, insurance minimums ($1 million general liability per occurrence standard), and performance or payment bonds, particularly for awards exceeding $100,000.