This presentation focuses on the state of the art for selecting and designing sand control methods for groundwater applications, and the delicate balance of field practices with geological and hydrogeological conditions. It examines the design, manufacturing, and implementation of sand control across various applications such as mine dewatering, solution mining, disposal, and municipal water wells. By reviewing case studies, it highlights the importance of characterizing the sand box and sandface interval for effective screen design. Unique challenges in certain applications, like solution mining and acid leaching, require specialized techniques. Once screen sizing for solid retention is determined, selecting proper sizing for target rates is crucial. The presentation showcases different fabrication techniques and industry best practices for field implementation and completion through various case studies. By sharing lessons learned, the presentation aims to enhance sand control practices in the global groundwater sector.