Ohio Procurement Portal #SRC0000042380

Plug and abandon 14 orphan wells and restore sites in Seneca County, Ohio

Ohio is seeking a contractor to plug and abandon 14 orphan wells and restore affected sites in Seneca County. - Government buyer: Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Oil & Gas Resources Management. - Scope: Plug and abandon 14 wells under the federally funded Seneca 5F project. Work includes mobilization, site access and development, drilling or cleaning out and plugging wells, handling and disposing of generated materials, removing well and production equipment and affiliated lines, and restoring disturbed areas. - Products and quantities shown: Filter fabric (250 sq. yd.), silt fence (900 linear ft.), No. 4 stone (25 tons), No. 8 stone (285 tons), No. 304 aggregate base (25 tons), road mats (113,605 sq. ft.), steel road plates (160 sq. ft.), timber mats (1,792 sq. ft.), and portable bridges (2 each). - Additional schedule items shown: Mobilization (11 each), demobilization (11 each), clearing and grubbing at Bosler 1 and Zeis 1 & 2 (1 lump-sum item each), wellhead exploration at Zeis #1 (1 each), site safety (14 each), salvage material reimbursement (1 amount item), and crop damage allowances for corn, soybean, and wheat (3.71 acres each). The provided schedule is only part of a 68-item response schedule. - Notable requirements: The contractor must meet additional requirements for federally funded work. No OEMs, vendors, or product part numbers are identified in the provided information.

Description

The project is to plug and abandon fourteen orphan wells in Seneca County, Ohio. Work includes mobilization, access and well-site development, drilling or cleaning out and plugging the wells, and storage and disposal of generated materials. It also includes removing, decommissioning, storing, and disposing of casing, tubing, well and production equipment, and affiliated lines, followed by restoration of all disturbed areas. A mandatory site visit and pre-bid meeting is required, and the project is federally funded.

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