UNSPSC 73151707: Oil treatment service excluding chemical supply

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

UNSPSC 73151707 Oil treatment service excluding chemical supply (Commodity) spans water well and wastewater infrastructure maintenance, repair, and abandonment work that state and local governments procure when addressing aging utility systems, orphaned oil and gas wells, and park or facility water infrastructure. The scope encompasses comprehensive well drilling, plugging, casing repair, video surveys, pump installation, abandonment, and system restoration services. Well maintenance and repair work dominates recent solicitations — municipalities and counties issue ITBs and RFQs for routine maintenance contracts at multiple well sites; state environmental agencies conduct large-scale orphaned well plugging programs funded by federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act dollars; and special districts post work orders for emergency repairs and equipment replacement at water treatment and irrigation facilities. The issuing-body mix skews toward state environmental and natural resource departments (Michigan EGLE, Mississippi Oil and Gas Board, Illinois Department of Corrections), counties (Hillsborough, Seminole, Sarasota, Gwinnett, Escambia), cities (Lubbock, Ocala, Austin, Reynolds, Pascagoula, Albany, Bend), water and parks districts, and state parks authorities. Recent activity appears concentrated in Michigan (where EGLE manages a five-year prequalified vendor pool for orphaned well plugging across multiple direct solicitations in Gratiot, Kent, and Montcalm Counties), Mississippi (orphaned well program), Florida (county water systems and irrigation well networks), and Illinois (correctional center and state fish and wildlife area well work).

Representative recent opportunities span prequalification contracts, firm fixed-price project bids, and on-call master agreements. Michigan EGLE's prequalification RFP (RFP 7612600000025221, due September 22, 2026) seeks five-year vendors for plugging and drilling services on orphaned wells statewide; five vendors have already been awarded into a $800,000 pool with individual contract values of $100,000 to $200,000 each, with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements and technical evaluation (key personnel, equipment inventory, experience, vendor questionnaire) at 80-point threshold. The Mississippi Oil and Gas Board's IFB for nine orphaned wells in two counties (due December 18, 2026) covers plugging, remediation, and site restoration under the Orphan Wells Program with federal IIJA funding, Davis-Bacon compliance, and mandatory pre-bid site inspection. Hillsborough County's ITB for water well maintenance and repair (due June 12, 2026) valued the two-year contract at $688,073 across 67 wells at multiple parks, requiring a Southwest Florida Water Management District water well contractor license, two-year parts warranty, and three-hour emergency response. Sarasota County's sole-source notice (September 8, 2026) awarded Agora Water Solutions $5.371 million over five years for proprietary Wet Well Wizard aeration system installation and maintenance at lift stations. Geographic concentration reflects IIJA orphaned well program activity in the Upper Midwest and infrastructure renewal in Florida, Georgia, Texas, and the Pacific Northwest, with infrastructure funding driving specification of Davis-Bacon, Buy America, SRF, and prevailing wage compliance across most opportunities posted in the last four months.