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Petroleum/Geological Risk Assessment & Engineering

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This scope was carved out of 2026-155.

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Risk Assessment, Training, and Education Services for Legacy Oil and Gas Wells

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → County of Lambton
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Performs desktop risk screening and develops a prioritized action plan for legacy wells for prime contractors on Corporation of the County of Lambton projects. Reconciles data gaps, scores likelihood and consequence of gas or brine releases, and creates a risk matrix using GIS software and geological databases. Requires P.Eng or P.Geo licensure. Delivers a Desktop Risk Screening Report, well-specific risk register, and Prioritized Action Plan.

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