UNSPSC 73151706: Oil treatment service

Oil Treatment service including supply of chemicals- Technoil Oil Treatment The treatment stage has been designed for oils with a water content of more than 5% and up to 25%.

UNSPSC 73151706 Oil treatment service is a Commodity code that in practice covers water well installation, drilling, abandonment, plugging, rehabilitation, and maintenance services procured by state and local governments across water utility, environmental remediation, and park infrastructure programs. Recent state and local opportunities show this code tagged to work ranging from well drilling and construction (new water supply wells, livestock water systems, exploratory monitoring wells) through well plugging and abandonment of orphaned oil and gas wells, well rehabilitation and video inspection, pump station maintenance, and ancillary water-system infrastructure like chemical feed buildings and electrical controls. The issuing bodies span state environmental and natural resources departments (Michigan EGLE, Mississippi Oil and Gas Board, Illinois Department of Natural Resources), city water utilities and public works departments (Albany, Reynolds, Wrens, Lubbock, Pascagoula, Austin, Ocala), counties (Hillsborough, Seminole, Gwinnett, Sarasota, Escambia, Boulder, San Bernardino), special districts (Hilldale Water District, Union County SFWA), and state parks agencies (Oregon Parks and Recreation, Texas Parks and Wildlife). No single issuer dominates; Michigan EGLE and the Mississippi Oil and Gas Board appear multiple times with orphan well plugging projects funded under federal infrastructure grants.

Procurement activity clusters in the South and Midwest, with recent solicitations in Florida (Hillsborough, Seminole, Sarasota, Escambia counties and the cities of Ocala and DeBary), Georgia (Albany, Reynolds, Wrens), Michigan (multiple EGLE orphan well projects in Gratiot, Kent, and Montcalm counties), Mississippi (Mississippi Oil and Gas Board, Pascagoula, Hilldale Water District near Vicksburg), Illinois (Department of Corrections, Department of Natural Resources), and scattered activity in Texas, Colorado, Oregon, and California. Representative recent opportunities include Hillsborough County issuing ITB 26-00234 for two-year water well maintenance and repair services at 67 county wells with an estimated value of $688,073, due June 12, 2026; the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy soliciting prequalified contractors for orphan well plugging across multiple project packages (RFP 260000002522 awarded five contractors in October 2026 totaling $800,000); the Mississippi Oil and Gas Board requesting sealed bids under IFB 3160008162 for plugging nine orphaned oil and gas wells in Jasper and Jones Counties with a December 18, 2026 deadline; the City of Albany issuing sealed bids for Well No. 21 rehabilitation with responses due November 16, 2026; and the City of DeBary procuring Rob Sullivan Park irrigation system improvements (Bid 03-15) for $90,000 with an April 10, 2015 response date. Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements apply to federally funded orphan well work; SBE set-asides appear on several state-level procurements. Activity is steady across infrastructure replacement cycles and orphan well remediation driven by state and federal environmental programs.