Ohio Procurement Portal #SRC0000042223

Plugging and restoration of five orphan wells in Mahoning County, Ohio

Ohio is seeking a contractor to plug and restore five orphan wells in Mahoning County. - Buyer: Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Oil & Gas Resources Management. - Work locations: Goshen and Beaver townships, Mahoning County; wells are Dunlap #1 and Burkey B-15, B-13, B-5, and B-9. - Requested work: Mobilize; prepare and access sites; clean out or drill and plug the wells; manage and dispose of generated materials; remove casing, tubing, equipment, and associated lines; and restore disturbed areas. - Materials and quantities: 30 square yards of filter fabric; 570 linear feet of silt fence; 140 tons of No. 2 stone, 30 tons of No. 4 stone, and 130 tons of No. 57 stone; 42,224 square feet of composite road mats; 636 square feet of timber airbridge mats; 50 linear feet of absorbent booms; and 5 secondary-containment units. - Services and site work: Mobilization and demobilization (2 each); clearing and grubbing at Dunlap #1 and the listed Burkey well sites (1 each); earthwork (1 item, approximately +/- 5 cubic yards); and site safety (5). - Fixed-price schedule entries: Salvage material reimbursement, electric-box relocation and permits, and mud-engineer professional services are listed as fixed-price items; the notice says no entry is needed for them. - Notable requirements: The project is federally funded and subject to applicable additional requirements. The provided notice contains only the first 15 of 48 response records, so further bid-schedule items are not available in the supplied information. - OEMs and vendors: None are named.

Description

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Oil & Gas Resources Management, is accepting bids to plug and plate five orphan wells in Mahoning County. Work includes mobilization, access and well-site development, drilling or cleaning out and plugging the wells, managing materials generated during plugging, removing and disposing of casing, tubing, equipment and affiliated lines, and restoring disturbed areas. Attendance at the October 7, 2026 pre-bid meeting and site visit is mandatory, and bidders must meet the stated eligibility requirements. The project is federally funded and includes additional requirements for contractors and subcontractors on federally funded projects.

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