THUMS (B-773) Well Rework Program at Island White

THUMS Long Beach Co. is undertaking a well rework operation on the B-773 production well in the Wilmington Oil Field, located offshore on Island White near Los Angeles, California, under permit #7056609 issued by the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM). The project involves restoring well integrity by squeezing cement into damaged sections of the existing casing, installing a new 6-5/8-inch casing liner above the current liner, cleaning out to total depth, and deploying new production equipment. The work is classified under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemptions as a minor alteration, replacement, and maintenance of an existing oil and gas facility with no significant environmental impact, specifically referencing Sections 15301, 15302, and 15304 of the California Code of Regulations. All activities are confined to the existing well site and must conform to state regulatory standards, including Public Resources Code provisions governing well maintenance and environmental protection. The project is not governed by Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) standards or federal procurement procedures; instead, it operates under California’s regulatory framework for oil and gas operations. There is no disclosed contract value, pricing structure, or payment terms, and no formal solicitation or award process is outlined. The place of performance is clearly defined by geographic coordinates and legal land description, with inspection and acceptance occurring at the well site under CalGEM’s oversight. THUMS Long Beach Co. is the responsible contractor, while CalGEM serves as the authoritative regulatory body with no designated contracting officer’s representative or technical reviewer identified. The project relies on environmental compliance documentation rather than federal representations, certifications, or socioeconomic classifications, and no invoicing systems, accounting codes, or delivery schedules are specified in the available materials. All interactions and permitting are coordinated through CalGEM’s Southern District office in Long Beach.