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Directional Drilling and Sidetrack Execution

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This subcontract for Directional Drilling and Sidetrack Execution involves the sidetracking of well D-432 within the Wilmington field for prime contractors on CalGEM projects. The scope of work includes milling out original casing and cement, initiating the sidetrack kick-off, and steering the wellbore to the target reservoir zone. To achieve this, the contractor will utilize directional drilling rigs, Bottom Hole Assemblies, mud motors, and MWD tools to deliver a wellbore that successfully reaches the target pay zone. The project is located in Los Angeles and requires strict adherence to CalGEM drilling regulations as well as SB 1137 health protection zone requirements. Classified under NAICS code 221116, the contract is managed under the California Department of Conservation.

General Info

Directional drilling and sidetracking of well D-432 in Los Angeles per CalGEM regulations.

Agency

California Conservation, Department of

NAICS

221116 - Geothermal Electric Power Generation

Place of Performance

Los Angeles, CA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of THUMS D-432 Well Sidetrack Program at Island Freeman.

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PostedJul 14

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AgencyCalifornia Conservation, Department of

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California Conservation, Department of

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Performs sidetracking of well D-432 for prime contractors on CalGEM projects in the Wilmington field. Mills out original casing and cement, initiates the sidetrack kick-off, and steers the wellbore to the target reservoir zone. Utilizes directional drilling rigs, Bottom Hole Assemblies (BHA), mud motors, and MWD tools. Requires compliance with CalGEM drilling regulations and SB 1137 health protection zone requirements. Delivers a sidetracked wellbore reaching the target pay zone.

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