Oil Well Drilling Services
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The contract entails the drilling of the SP5-30 production well to a specified depth and geological target, encompassing all necessary operational phases including rig mobilization, downhole logging, and the installation of initial casing. This work is part of a subcontract under the broader oil well drilling services framework, specifically classified under NAICS code 213111, indicating it relates to oil and gas drilling services. The project is being managed by Kern County in California, with the place of performance located within the state, though exact geographic details are not provided. The contract was posted on June 22, 2026, and the work must be executed in accordance with technical specifications to ensure the well meets production readiness standards. All activities are required to comply with applicable regulations and operational protocols to ensure safety, environmental compliance, and successful well completion.
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This scope was carved out of PLO26-00391.
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PLO26-00391
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