1 Well Rework Program at Pier G within Tidelands Operating Areas.

Tidelands Oil Production Company has been granted regulatory approval by the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division to rework a single existing waterflood well, API number 0403702286, known as FJ-30, located on Pier G within the Wilmington Oil Field in Los Angeles County. The rework is limited to casing repair within the existing wellbore and falls under Group B of CalGEM’s December 2023 rework exemptions guidance, qualifying for categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act as Class 1 for existing facilities and Class 4 for minor alterations to land. No new construction, expanded operational capacity, or significant surface disturbance is involved, and all activities are confined to the existing infrastructure with negligible environmental impact. The project’s performance location is precisely defined by coordinates and legal description, and regulatory oversight and acceptance remain the responsibility of CalGEM, with no formal contract value, line-item costs, or procurement-specific pricing details provided. The activity is not governed by federal acquisition regulations and lacks standard contract elements such as payment terms, invoicing methods, contracting officer details, or evaluation factors for award. No solicitation or contract number, amendment data, or binding procurement vehicle is established, and the document functions primarily as a CEQA exemption notice rather than a binding procurement contract. Contact information for CalGEM is provided for administrative and regulatory inquiries, including an email and phone number for the Associate of Oil and Gas Engineer, as well as a general office address in Long Beach. No federal representations, certifications, unique entity identifiers, socioeconomic status claims, or packaging and marking specifications are included, emphasizing the purely state-regulatory and environmental compliance nature of the approval. The timeline for performance is unspecified beyond the approval date of August 4, 2025, and no formal delivery schedule, FOB terms, or submission deadlines for proposals are outlined, further underscoring that this is an environmental permitting action, not a competitive or contractual acquisition process.