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THUMS B-116 Well Rework Program at Island White

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THUMS Long Beach Co. is undertaking the rework of existing injector well B-116 (API #0423720445) in the Wilmington Oil Field, located offshore in Los Angeles County at Section 08, Township 05S, Range 12W, B&M: SB, with coordinates latitude 33.75345612 and longitude -118.15917206. The project involves repairing the wellbore’s casing by running and cementing a casing sleeve to restore its integrity, after which the well will resume its original function as an injector. This activity is authorized under CalGEM’s Group B rework exemptions outlined in the December 2023 guidance document and qualifies for categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically Classes 1, 2, 4, 7, and 8, which collectively affirm that the work constitutes a minor repair or reconstruction on an existing facility with no significant environmental impact, no expansion of capacity, and no new surface disturbance. The project received formal environmental approval under permit number 7052438 issued by the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM), and the associated Notice of Exemption was certified on August 4, 2025. The work is physically performed at the wellsite and subject to inspection at the location, but administrative acceptance is finalized by CalGEM in Long Beach, California, as the state regulatory authority overseeing compliance with CEQA and oil field operations. There is no formal contract value, pricing data, or payment instructions provided, as this is not a procurement action but a regulatory exemption process. No Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, solicitation numbers, contract types, invoicing systems, or federal representations apply; the documentation reflects a state-level environmental notification rather than a federal contract. The project is classified as a forecast under the contract metadata, indicating it is a preliminary notice awaiting potential implementation. There are no specified delivery schedules, FOB terms, packaging requirements, or special contractual conditions beyond adherence to CalGEM’s regulatory framework and CEQA standards. Primary point of contact for administrative inquiries is Hafiz Ali Mohammed, Associate Oil and Gas Engineer, with additional correspondence directed to CalGEMSouthern@conservation.ca.gov.

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Rework of well B-116 via casing sleeve repair under CalGEM CEQA exemptions, no contract value or federal clauses apply.

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California Conservation, Department of

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213112 - Support Activities for Oil and Gas OperationsView NAICS

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CA

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Notice of Exemption for THUMS B-116 Well Rework Program

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AgencyCalifornia Conservation, Department of
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California Conservation, Department of
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Hafiz Ali MohammedAssociate of Oil and Gas Engineer

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THUMS proposes to rework 1 existing injector well in the Wilmington field (Offshore for wells on Island White (B116). The rework consists of repairing the casing of an existing wellbore by running and cementing a casing sleeve prior to returning the well to its existing use and fall under Group B, of CalGEM’s rework exemptions guidance document published in December 2023. The proposed project consists of the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM) approving permit # 7052438 for THUMS Long Beach CO. to rework the well listed below, in the Wilmington Oil Field. API #: 0423720445 Well Name: B-116

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