Rework to Repair Well Casing on Island Grissom within THUMS Operating Area

THUMS Long Beach Company is undertaking a well rework project to repair casing integrity issues on existing oil and gas well A-304, located offshore on Island Grissom within the Wilmington Oil Field in Los Angeles County, California. The work involves isolating compromised perforations in the wellbore through cementing operations, with no expansion of the well's capacity, use, or footprint. This activity is strictly limited to maintenance and restoration of the existing facility and does not constitute new construction or increased production. The project is governed by the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM), which is approving the permit under categorical exemptions established by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically Classes 1, 2, and 4, which cover existing facilities, replacement or reconstruction of existing structures, and minor land alterations. The project has been determined to have no unusual circumstances or significant cumulative environmental impacts, thereby qualifying for exemption from further environmental review under CEQA. Compliance with California Code of Regulations sections 14 CCR § 15301, § 15302, and § 15304, as well as CalGEM’s operational rules and PRC § 3280 regarding health protection zones, is required but no financial details, contract value, pricing, or payment terms are provided in the documentation. The contract is not a traditional procurement but a regulatory permitting action, and no Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, competitive solicitation, evaluation factors, or award methods apply. There are no specified delivery schedules, FOB terms, invoicing procedures, or payment offices. The only point of contact for the permitting process is Gregory S. Berg, Associate of Oil and Gas Engineer at CalGEM, with administrative support from the CalGEM Southern District office in Long Beach. No representations, certifications, or socioeconomic status information for THUMS Long Beach Company are provided, nor are there any contract clauses related to security, key personnel, options, or conflicts of interest. The project’s approval is contingent on the environmental exemption certification as of August 4, 2025, and any work must strictly adhere to the scope of the exemption without triggering exceptions such as impacts on sensitive environments or unusual circumstances. Inspection and acceptance are handled by CalGEM through regulatory approval, not formal验收 of deliverables, and all actions are conducted on-site at the well location with geographic coordinates specified, but no formal delivery or performance timeline is defined.