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

THUMS Long Beach Company is initiating a well rework project to repair the casing of existing oil and gas well A-216, located offshore on Island Grissom within the Wilmington Oil Field in Los Angeles County, California. The sole objective of the work is to restore well integrity by cementing a compromised section of the wellbore, with no expansion of operations, new construction, or surface disturbance. The project is being permitted under the regulatory authority of the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM), which has determined the activity qualifies for categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically Classes 1, 2, 4, 7, and 8, due to its minimal environmental impact and alignment with maintenance of existing infrastructure. The well, identified by API number 0423720410, is situated at coordinates 33.75984573 latitude and -118.18074799 longitude, within Section 7, Township 5S, Range 12W, and complies with state well integrity standards under 14 CCR §§ 1684.1 and 1684.2, as well as Public Resources Code sections addressing health protection zones. The project is documented as a forecast notice under a CEQA exemption process rather than a formal federal procurement, with no solicitation number, contract value, pricing data, or federal acquisition regulation (FAR) clauses applicable. There are no identified contract types, delivery schedules, invoicing mechanisms, payment offices, or accounting codes, as the activity is classified as a regulatory permit issuance rather than a funded procurement. Responsibility for oversight and final acceptance rests with CalGEM, which serves as the lead agency, while THUMS acts as the applicant and operator. While the project involves environmental compliance filings and public record access through the CEQA Net portal, it does not include standard federal contract elements such as representations, certifications, evaluation factors, special requirements, or inspection protocols beyond adherence to state regulatory standards. Point of contact for the project is Gregory Berg, Associate Oil and Gas Engineer at CalGEM, with additional administrative support available through the agency’s Southern District office in Long Beach, California.