713004_SPR_UIC

Sentinel Peak Resources California LLC is seeking regulatory approval from the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM) to rework the existing McKittrick Front GD-2R well, identified by API number 0403067387, located in the Cymric Oilfield in Kern County, California. The project involves plugging back the original wellbore with cement, sidetracking to a depth comparable to the original, and completing the new bore in the same reservoir to restore production capacity without expanding surface infrastructure or altering the well’s operational purpose. All work is confined to the existing well pad area, with no new construction or disturbance beyond the current site, and the project is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) through categorical exemptions Classes 1, 2, and 4, which authorize minor alterations to existing facilities, replacement or reconstruction without expansion, and limited land use changes with negligible environmental impact. Compliance with these exemptions, supported by CalGEM regulations, serves as the primary regulatory requirement rather than traditional contract specifications. The project is not a federal procurement and contains no Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, pricing data, contract value estimates, payment terms, invoicing methods, or evaluation criteria. No solicitation number, contract type, or formal award process is established, as this is a state-level environmental permitting action. The point of contact for the project is CalGEM’s central office, with Thomas Cruise of Sentinel Peak Resources listed as the agent. All related documentation, including environmental exemption filings and well details, can be accessed through CalGEM’s online portal or requested via email. The work is to be performed at the well’s geographic coordinates in Section 6, Township 30 South, Range 22 East, Bakersfield and Merced Meridian, with CalGEM retaining authority for regulatory oversight and final acceptance.