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RED DIRT ENERGY LLC 3909 N CLASSEN BLVD OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73118-2623 US

UEI: SLED_0B4CAB90B5A4F6D5

RED DIRT ENERGY LLC 3909 N CLASSEN BLVD OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73118-2623 US is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_0B4CAB90B5A4F6D5. It has been awarded $905,513 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations. Top awarding agencies include Fws Construction & A/e - Bil/disaster.

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Fws Construction & A/e - Bil/disaster$905.5K100%

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213112 - Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations$905.5K100%

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CA-MERCED NWR-Solar Distribution Panel Replacement

Solicitation # 140FC326Q0046

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking a small business contractor to replace a damaged 400-amp solar electrical panel and associated components at the Merced National Wildlife Refuge, specifically at the Hwy 140 Snowbird Lane site in Livingston, California. The existing system, which powers a deep well critical to wetland water management and wildlife habitat maintenance, has failed due to fire damage, necessitating a full replacement with a new, code-compliant, and reliable electrical distribution system. The project requires complete removal and disposal of the old equipment and installation of a new 400-amp solar sub-panel and breaker package compatible with the existing solar infrastructure, including reconnection of feeders and branch circuits, conductor integrity verification, and proper labeling. All work must comply with the National Electrical Code, OSHA standards, Department of the Interior safety policies, and applicable federal, state, and local regulations, with full testing, commissioning, and documentation required to restore full operational status. The contract is a firm-fixed-price award under a total small business set-aside using NAICS code 238210, with a size standard of $19 million, and only registered small businesses may submit bids. Technical acceptability is a pass-fail gate requiring demonstrated understanding of the specification, proven solar experience, manufacturer product data supporting equipment qualifications, and a clear installation and commissioning plan; awards will be made based solely on the lowest price among technically acceptable offers. The project has a total anticipated value between $15,000 and $25,000, triggering requirement for both performance and payment bonds equal to 100% of the contract value, due within ten days of award. The work must be completed within 60 calendar days after contract award, with performance beginning no later than 10 days post-award and final delivery scheduled for November 7, 2026. Contractors must register in SAM.gov with an active UEI and CAGE code, submit certified payrolls and compliance documentation via the Treasury’s IPP system for payment, and adhere to wage requirements under the Davis-Bacon Act for California counties including Merced, Fresno, and Stanislaus. Proposals must be submitted electronically by August 28, 2026, to terrence_anderson@fws.gov, using company letterhead and including all required forms, pricing data, UEI, and contact information, formatted on 8.5 x 11-inch pages with minimum

Fws Construction & A/e - Bil/disaster

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E-Seal Technology: A New Paradigm for Leaky Well Remediation

Solicitation # S-197080

E-Seal Technology is an intelligent, electrokinetic sealant designed to remediate leaks in aging wellbores by flowing like water into sub-millimeter fractures and then transforming into a durable, jammed plug when an electric field is applied. Unlike conventional cement or polymer treatments that fail to reach narrow cracks due to particle bridging, E-Seal uses engineered micelles and colloidal particles that are precisely steered by electrophoresis, electro-osmosis, and dielectrophoresis to penetrate and seal the smallest leak pathways. Once concentrated in the fracture, the micelles form a high-viscosity network that remains intact after power is removed, creating a long-lasting barrier resistant to high temperatures, pressures, and aggressive brines. The system is further enhanced by optional additives such as lanthanum and cerium trivalent cations, which accelerate aggregation and precipitate low-solubility minerals, and polymer gel particles that swell and reinforce the seal upon contact with leaking fluids. The technology integrates an AI-powered control system that monitors seal formation in real time and dynamically adjusts voltage to optimize performance, making it the first actively steered wellbore repair platform. Beyond sealing, the applied electric field simultaneously mitigates galvanic corrosion of well casings, addressing a critical integrity issue. E-Seal offers a tenfold cost reduction compared to existing solutions and is not limited to oil and gas applications—it is equally effective in geothermal wells, carbon capture storage sites, dams, tunnels, mining infrastructure, and radioactive containment systems. The technology is patent pending and developed by Los Alamos National Laboratory under Triad, a Department of Energy contractor, with licensing opportunities available for commercialization. Deployment is targeted at legacy well plugging, methane leak compliance, asset life extension, and subsurface infrastructure repair, with performance validated in challenging environments where traditional methods fail.

Triad - DOE Contractor

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Soil Borings (5 Locations)The contract involves advancing soil borings at five designated locations in Pittsburg, California, with the primary objective of collecting stratigraphic data and environmental samples to support site assessment and analysis. Each borehole must be logged and documented in strict accordance with project specifications to ensure accurate, consistent, and compliant reporting of subsurface conditions. The work is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 213112, indicating it falls within the drilling and related services category for oil and gas extraction support activities. The solicitation was posted on August 4, 2026, with a required response deadline of September 11, 2026, at 9:00 PM Pacific Time. Performance of the work is limited to the city of Pittsburg with a zip code of 94565, and the acquiring agency is the City of Pittsburg under the state of California. No set-aside provisions or organizational type details are specified, and all submissions must be completed through the provided online portal by the stated deadline.

City of Pittsburg

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F--JELA Well Plugging - 2026

Solicitation # 140PS126B0009

The contract pertains to oil and well plugging activities at Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve, with a focus on environmental restoration and infrastructure maintenance. Work is scheduled to begin following the issuance of a Not-to-Proceed notice, with the primary period of performance running from September 15, 2026, to March 14, 2027, or within 180 days of full mobilization approval. The scope includes plugging four specific wells—Flemming Plant, Marrero Land Well, and Anne C Herrick Well—alongside the removal of flowlines and junk from the JELA oilfield. All work must adhere to a detailed Statement of Work, comply with federal, state, and local codes including 29 CFR 1910.1200, EPA SNAP and WaterSense standards, and be executed in a workmanlike manner per FAR 52.236-5. Performance is restricted to weekday business hours unless special authorization is granted, and all materials must be new, suitable, and approved by the Contracting Officer. The procurement is conducted as a sealed bid under FAR Part 14 using a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) evaluation method, meaning award is solely based on the lowest responsive and responsible offer with no trade-offs for technical merit or past performance. Offerors must hold a valid Unique Entity Identifier and CAGE code, and submit electronically via email to the designated Contracting Officer by the deadline of August 20, 2026, at noon local time. All submissions must include the Standard Form 1442, Limitation in Subcontracting Worksheet, Davis Bacon Wage Determination, and applicable representations regarding small business status, socioeconomic criteria, and compliance with federal prohibitions on Chinese telecom equipment and ByteDance applications. Subcontracting is capped at 85% for general construction and 75% for special trades, and the contractor must indemnify the government against all liabilities. Safety requirements include MUTCD and OSHA compliance, mandatory submission of Safety Data Sheets, and adherence to stop-work authority provisions. Payment must be submitted electronically through the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform, and the Contracting Officer’s Representative will be named post-award to oversee performance while carrying no authority to modify contract terms.

Nps Conops Strategic DOI

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833290_Aera Energy LLC_WFAera Energy LLC plans to rework the existing Taylor 577-R well, located in the Ventura Oil Field in Ventura County, California, which was originally drilled and completed as a waterflood injector in 1974 and remains active. The project involves no new construction, land disturbance, or changes to existing infrastructure including the well pad, access road, or flowlines. The work will be conducted using produced water from existing lines for well operations and fresh water transported in for cement blending, with no new facilities required. The operation is expected to take 10 to 15 days to complete. The well is situated within an established oil field and falls outside the High Priority Zone as defined by Senate Bill 1137, with no unusual environmental conditions present. No vegetation will be impacted and there will be no increase in the number or capacity of flowlines. The California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division, will issue a single permit to CalNRG Operating, LLC, for this rework, which is identified by API number 04-111-20545 and is part of the West Montalvo Oil Field. Key contacts for the project include David C Alcock of CalGEM and Jason Pryor of Aera Energy.

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Stormwater Drainage MaintenanceThe contract pertains to ongoing maintenance of stormwater drainage infrastructure including ditches, inlets, and associated systems, with tasks encompassing vegetation removal, sediment clearing, and debris cleanup to ensure continued functionality and prevent flooding. Work is required across the state of Georgia under the oversight of the Department of Transportation and is classified as a subcontract with a NAICS code of 213112, indicating specialized construction services related to utility system installation and maintenance. The solicitation was posted on August 3, 2026, with responses due by September 1, 2026, and performance is expected to occur throughout Georgia without a specified city or zip code for the place of performance. Details for point of contact are not provided and the contract opportunity can be accessed via the Georgia Department of Administrative Services public procurement portal.

Department of Transportation

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Drainage Ditch and Swale MaintenanceThe contract pertains to the vegetative and structural maintenance of roadside ditches, swales, and open drainage channels under the authority of the Georgia Department of Transportation. Work scope includes grading, sediment removal, and erosion control measures to ensure proper water flow and prevent infrastructure degradation along roadways. The task is classified as a subcontract with a NAICS code of 213112, indicating it falls under the category of support activities for mining, though applied here in a transportation infrastructure context. The solicitation was posted on August 3, 2026, with a response deadline of September 1, 2026, at 10:00 PM, and the contract opportunity is accessible via the Georgia Department of Administrative Services procurement portal. Performance location is within the state of Georgia, though specific cities or districts are not detailed, implying statewide applicability. The contract does not specify a set-aside designation, making it open to all qualified subcontractors.

Department of Transportation

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Sonic Drilling Services – Over-Water Boreholes (Barge-Based)

California Los Angeles Department of Water and Power

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Sonic Drilling Services – Land-Based Boreholes

California Los Angeles Department of Water and Power

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Oil Well Casing Repair ServicesThe contract involves repairing damaged casing on the existing oil well designated as 6-8UW located in Taft, California, using reclaimed produced water as part of the restoration process. The scope of work includes a comprehensive well integrity assessment to evaluate the condition of the casing, followed by targeted patching or full replacement of compromised sections to ensure structural soundness and operational safety. All repair activities must comply with industry standards for well abandonment and rehabilitation protocols, with a specific emphasis on environmental stewardship through the use of reused produced water. The project requires final pressure testing to validate the integrity of the repaired casing and confirm conformity to regulatory and safety benchmarks. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 213112, which pertains to oil and gas well drilling and servicing activities. It was posted on August 3, 2026, by the California Department of Conservation, indicating state-level oversight and alignment with California’s environmental and energy regulations. The work is to be performed at the specified location in Taft, with all materials and methods subject to state environmental compliance requirements, particularly regarding water usage and waste management. Although no solicitation number or point of contact is provided, the official project page is accessible via the California CEQA Net portal for administrative reference.

California Conservation, Department of

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Production Testing and Flowback SupportThe contract involves mobilizing a production rig to perform flowback and production testing following a well rework procedure, with the primary objective of evaluating the well’s performance and output levels. This effort is critical to determining post-rework productivity and ensuring optimal hydrocarbon recovery. The work is scoped specifically for the Coalinga location and is designated as a subcontract under the NAICS code 213112, which corresponds to support activities for oil and gas operations. The California Department of Conservation has initiated this effort through a public posting dated August 3, 2026, indicating a formal procurement process tied to state energy and environmental oversight initiatives. All activities must align with regulatory expectations for well intervention testing and environmental compliance in the region.

California Conservation, Department of

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Wireline Intervention ServicesThe contract titled Wireline Intervention Services requires the performance of specialized wireline operations including logging, perforating, and debris removal to support well rework activities. These services must be conducted using a certified wireline truck and performed by qualified technicians who meet industry safety and operational standards. The work is scheduled to occur in Coalinga, California, with all activities aligned to support sub-surface well interventions for energy infrastructure maintenance or enhancement. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 213112, indicating a focus on oil and gas field services, and was posted on August 3, 2026. There is no designated set-aside classification for small businesses or other categories, and while the awarding agency is listed as the California Department of Conservation, no specific point of contact or detailed procurement guidelines are provided beyond the public project link for further reference.

California Conservation, Department of

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Cementing Services for Well IntegrityThe contract awards cementing services for a well rework operation in Coalinga, California, aimed at ensuring zonal isolation and maintaining the structural integrity of the casing. The scope includes mobilizing a cement truck and qualified crew to perform the necessary cementing operations, with all work focused on restoring and preserving well integrity during the rework process. The services are essential to prevent fluid migration between geological zones and to reinforce the casing system against potential failure. This is a subcontract under NAICS code 213112, associated with the California Department of Conservation, and was posted on August 3, 2026. The performance location is specifically designated as Coalinga, and no set-aside provisions are specified. The contract does not include detailed point of contact information or a solicitation number, and the address details for the agency or performance site are incomplete. The work must be performed in alignment with industry standards for well cementing to meet operational and safety requirements in the field.

California Conservation, Department of

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Environmental Site Assessment – Soil Borings and Test PitsSoil borings and test pits will be conducted at the Royal Electric Yard in Sykesville, Maryland, to evaluate potential soil contamination stemming from past automotive operations. The work involves sampling, detailed field logging, and thorough documentation to support environmental assessment objectives, ensuring accurate characterization of subsurface conditions and pollutant presence. This subcontract is designated as a Small Business Set Aside under the SBA, with the NAICS code 213112, and is issued by the Volpe National Transportation Systems Center under the U.S. Department of Transportation. Proposals must be submitted by August 11, 2026, at 5:00 PM, with performance centered entirely at the Sykesville site, zip code 21784.

6913G6 Volpe National Transportation System Cntr

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Potholing and Utility Locating ServicesThe City of Modesto is seeking qualified subcontractors to provide precision potholing and utility locating services using vacuum excavation methods to safely expose and verify the location of underground utilities prior to construction activities. This contract requires highly accurate and non-destructive excavation techniques to ensure the integrity of buried infrastructure, with all work focused specifically within the Modesto area, zip code 95354. The services must be performed in compliance with industry best practices to mitigate risks of utility damage, protect public safety, and support the planning and execution of upcoming construction projects. The solicitation is open for submissions with a response deadline of October 1, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 213112, which covers utility system construction services. This is a subcontract opportunity, and no specific set-aside provisions are indicated. Bidders must be prepared to meet strict operational standards for utility verification and must have the appropriate equipment, trained personnel, and experience in vacuum excavation. The contract will be managed directly by the City of Modesto, with all performance expectations tied to the designated place of performance in Modesto, California. Interested parties can access additional details through the provided online portal.

City of Modesto

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Drainage Ditch and Swale MaintenanceThe contract involves the maintenance and restoration of roadside drainage infrastructure, specifically targeting the clearing of vegetation, sediment, and debris from ditches and swales to ensure unobstructed water flow. Work also includes reshaping and stabilizing slopes to reestablish proper drainage functionality, preventing erosion and pooling that could compromise road integrity. The task is critical for long-term infrastructure resilience and public safety, requiring skilled labor and equipment to perform earthwork, grading, and erosion control measures in alignment with standard transportation engineering practices. Issued as a subcontract by the Georgia Department of Transportation with a NAICS code of 213112, the opportunity was posted on July 29, 2026, and bids must be submitted by August 25, 2026. The place of performance is within Georgia, though specific locations are not detailed in the provided data. The contract is accessible online via the Georgia Department of Administrative Services procurement portal, and while no set-aside preferences or point of contact information are listed, interested parties are expected to follow standard subcontracting protocols under state transportation guidelines.

Department of Transportation

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Hazard Tree Removal and Tree PruningThe contract pertains to the identification, pruning, and removal of hazard trees within Sonora, California, under arboricultural best practices to ensure public safety and environmental compliance. All work must be executed in alignment with approved plans and rigorous safety standards, with a mandatory requirement for complete debris cleanup following tree removal and pruning activities. The scope is structured to mitigate risks posed by unstable or declining trees while maintaining ecological integrity and adherence to industry guidelines. Performance is localized to the 95370 zip code area, and the subcontract is open for responses until August 20, 2026, with the solicitation originally posted on July 29, 2026. The North American Industry Classification System code 213112 indicates the work falls under support activities for mining, though applied here to tree management services.

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Geotechnical Drilling and Boring ServicesThe contract involves drilling two borings, each up to 60 feet deep, at the bridge abutment locations on a gated wildlife refuge site to collect soil samples and evaluate the suitability of the subsurface conditions for foundation support. The work is critical for ensuring structural integrity and environmental compliance on a sensitive ecological site. The scope is focused on geotechnical investigation with no additional construction or remediation tasks implied. The solicitation is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 213112, issued by the FWS SAT Team 3 within the Department of the Interior, with performance mandated in Newburyport, Massachusetts, zip code 01950. The opportunity was posted on July 29, 2026, and responses are due by 9:00 PM on August 8, 2026. No set-aside preferences are specified, and while contact details are omitted, all relevant information can be accessed via the provided SAM.gov link.

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