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Abandoned Oil Well Mitigation

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This subcontract involves performing mitigation and re-abandonment services for existing oil wells located on City of Santa Maria land development projects. The scope of work includes mitigating leaking gas or fluids, modifying well casings, and cutting casings to a depth of 5 to 10 feet below the surface to ensure the delivery of certified abandoned or plugged wells. All activities must be performed in strict compliance with CCR section 1723.5 and require formal written approval from CalGEM. The project is categorized under NAICS code 211120 and is centered in Santa Maria, California, with work performed for prime contractors overseeing the development sites.

General Info

Subcontract for oil well mitigation and re-abandonment services in Santa Maria, California.

Place of Performance

Santa Maria, CA, 93458

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This scope was carved out of PD2024-0003.

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Santa Maria
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Performs mitigation and re-abandonment work on existing oil wells for prime contractors on City of Santa Maria land development projects. Mitigates leaking gas or fluids, modifies well casings, and cuts off casings 5-10 feet below surface. Requires written approval from CalGEM and compliance with CCR section 1723.5. Delivers certified abandoned/plugged wells.

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12 months ago

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