NOI Permit Rework A-104

THUMS Long Beach Co. is undertaking a 10-day casing repair rework on waterflood well A-104 (API 0423723708) in the Wilmington Oil Field on Island Grissom, California, to restore mechanical integrity and sustain waterflood operations. The work involves installing a casing sleeve within the existing wellbore using only the established concrete cellars and fenced areas of the existing oil production facility, with no new construction, facility expansion, or surface disturbance permitted. The project is exempt from full environmental review under CalGEM’s December 2023 Rework Exemptions Guidance Document, classified under CEQA categorical exemptions Classes 1, 2, 4, 7, and 8, and is determined to have no significant environmental impact, including no effects on wildlife or native botanical species, as the entire site is fully developed industrial land. Regulatory approval for the rework is granted through Permit #7052445 issued by the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM), with oversight responsibility resting solely with CalGEM and coordination required with the City of Long Beach and the Port of Long Beach. The scope is strictly limited to the specified rework activities within the pre-existing well cellars, with all work confined to the facility boundaries, and no invoicing, payment, or contractual pricing details are included as the document reflects a regulatory exemption notice rather than a traditional procurement contract. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, packaging requirements, evaluation factors, or standardized representations and certifications apply, as the process is governed entirely by state environmental and oil and gas regulatory frameworks.