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 that covers electrician labor for installation, maintenance, and repair work on electrical systems across buildings, infrastructure, and industrial facilities—the backbone of state and local capital projects and facility operations. State and local governments currently buying under this code are soliciting master electricians, journeymen, and apprentices to staff emergency repairs, preventive maintenance programs, high-voltage system work, and large-scale electrical installations at correctional facilities, water treatment plants, airports, state parks, schools, and utility systems. Issuing bodies span state departments (Michigan DNR, Texas HHSC, Texas Parks and Wildlife, Texas Juvenile Justice, Illinois Department of Corrections), counties (Fulton County Georgia, Denton County Texas, San Bernardino County), cities (Tampa, Waco, Roswell Georgia, Jackson Michigan, Lewisville Texas), universities (Texas Tech, Humble ISD), and special districts (Macon Water Authority, Lane Community College). The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is a repeat buyer, posting multiple as-needed and preventive-maintenance contracts for state supported living centers and state hospitals. Texas represents the largest concentration of recent activity, with a secondary cluster in Georgia and scattered opportunities across Michigan, Illinois, California, and Florida.

Recent solicitations ground the market: the Texas HHSC posted RFP HHS0017304 (as-needed electrical services, Lufkin State Supported Living Center, bids due July 20, 2026) and IFB HHS0017666 (preventive and as-needed repair at Rio Grande State Supported Living Center, bids due July 23, 2026), both requiring Texas master electrician licensure with five years' experience, 24-hour emergency dispatch, and four-hour response windows for non-emergency calls. The Illinois Department of Corrections issued a small-purchase emergency procurement (27426DOCDIXONB53286) for replacement of a 1600-amp circuit breaker at Dixon Correctional Center (bids due July 16, 2026) with prevailing wage requirements and one-year labor warranty. The Fulton County Georgia ITB 26ITB1614186C-GS (electrical on-call maintenance countywide, bids due August 4, 2026) targets emergency and routine repairs including parking-lot lamp replacement and distribution-transformer installation, with MBE/WBE subcontracting goals of 11.49% and 2.62%. Work spans hourly labor rates for regular and emergency hours, materials markup-capped contracts, and multi-year terms with renewal options. Master electrician licensure by state is near-universal; prevailing wage applies in union or federally funded contexts; background checks and insurance ($1 million–$2 million general liability typical) are mandatory across opportunities.