Rework to Repair Well Casing on Pier A (Port of Long Beach) within Tidelands Operating Area

Tidelands Oil Production Company is undertaking a well rework project to repair the existing oil and gas well 2AT-024, located in the Wilmington Oil Field at Pier A of the Port of Long Beach, California. The scope of work involves cementing damaged casing within the existing wellbore to restore structural integrity and ensure safe, compliant operations, without expanding capacity or altering the well’s original purpose. The project is regulated by the California Department of Conservation’s Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM), which has approved the activity under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemptions, specifically Class 1 for existing facilities and Class 2 for replacement or reconstruction, ensuring the work results in negligible environmental impact. The well’s unique identifier is API #0403723566, and all activities are confined to the current site with no new construction or infrastructure additions permitted. The regulatory framework governing the project is rooted in CalGEM’s oversight authority and adherence to state environmental regulations including 14 CCR §§ 15301, 15302, 1684.1, and 1684.2, which define permissible well maintenance and minor alterations. Acceptance of the work is contingent upon final regulatory approval by CalGEM at the project site, with Tidelands responsible for execution and compliance. While the project was posted on August 5, 2025, no formal contract value, delivery schedule, payment terms, invoicing procedures, or procurement-related clauses such as FAR sections are identified, as the activity is classified as a regulatory permitting action rather than a competitive procurement. Key contacts include Gregory S. Berg of CalGEM as the certified signatory and Andrew Cochrane as agent, with all public documentation accessible via CalGEM’s office in Long Beach or through the CEQANet portal. No federal acquisition directives, corporate certifications, socioeconomic classifications, or logistical requirements apply, as the matter pertains solely to state-level environmental compliance and well integrity restoration.