Addendum No One.pdf

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RFP-53-27 KASTOW - ORPHAN WELL PACKAGE - EDMONSON #001
Solicitation number
RFP 785 2700000046 2
Issued by
Elliott County, Kentucky

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This is an Addendum to an Invitation to Bid issued by the Commonwealth of Kentucky Department for Facilities and Support Services, Division of Engineering and Contract Administration, for the Kentucky Abandoned Storage Tank and Orphan Well Reclamation Program (KASTOW) Edmonson 001, dated September 4, 2026, under RFP-53-27 (RFP-785-2700000046). The addendum revises and replaces previously issued plugging procedures and requirements for orphan well reclamation activities in the South-Central Kentucky region, encompassing 24 counties. The primary service involves plugging and reclaiming abandoned wells using service rigs and steel tubing work strings, with specific procedures differentiated by well depth: wells 1,500 feet or shallower require Class A, Class L, or Type 1L cement to be circulated solid to surface, while wells deeper than 1,500 feet require multiple staged cement plugs at specific intervals with bottom plugs at total depth and protective plugs to isolate freshwater zones. All work must include site access preparation, pit construction with six-mil liners, wellhead entry establishment or dismantlement, casing perforations when necessary, and complete site reclamation with proper grading and stabilization.

The addendum specifies that slickline plugging methods are not acceptable and that all plugging activities must utilize service rigs with steel tubing work strings. For wells in areas where hydrogen sulfide gas is present or detected, contractors must use 50/50 pozzolan or latex-laden cement rather than standard formulations. The submission requires bidder conformance to these revised technical specifications, which become binding upon contract issuance. All casing must be cut 3 feet below surface after cement has set, pit fluids must be properly disposed of, and wellsites must be fully reclaimed according to the Scope of Work standards. Division Inspector coordination and landowner access approval are mandatory prerequisites for all work activities.

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COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY

DEPARTMENT FOR FACILITIES AND SUPPORT SERVICES

DIVISION OF ENGINEERING AND CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

INVITATION TO BID NO: RFP-53-27

FOR: Kentucky Abandoned Storage Tank and Orphan Well Reclamation Program (KASTOW) Edmonson 001

DATE: September 4, 2026

RFP-785-2700000046

ADDENDUM NO. One (1)

BIDDER SHALL CONFORM TO THE FOLLOWING CHANGES AS SAME SHALL BECOME BINDING

UPON THE CONTRACT TO BE ISSUED IN RESPONSE TO THIS INVITATION TO BID.

Item 1: Refer to attachment K and use the attached in lieu of previously issued.

END OF ADDENDUM

Invitation to Bid No. RFP-53-27 For: Kentucky Abandoned Storage Tank and Orphan Well Reclamation Program (KASTOW) Edmonson 001

Kristi Sharp, Statewide Procurement Manager Division of Engineering and Contract Administration

ATTACHMENT K

*PLUGGING ACTIVITIES MUST BE PERFORMED WITH A SERVICE RIG AND WORK

STRING OF STEEL TUBING TO RUN DOWNHOLE. “SLICKLINE” PLUGGING WILL

NOT BE ACCEPTABLE.

SOUTH-CENTRAL KENTUCKY (Adair, Allen, Barren, Breckinridge, Casey, Clinton, Cumberland, Edmonson, Grayson, Green, Hardin, Hart, LaRue, Lincoln, Meade, Metcalfe, Monroe, Pulaski, Rockcastle, Russell, Simpson, Taylor, Warren, Wayne)

Wells with a TD of 1500’ or shallower

• Confer with Division Inspector, assure landowner access is approved

• Construct access road to well

• Dig pit and line with 6 mil liner

• Remove brush from location, rig-up service rig

• Establish wellhead entry if not open casing, or dismantle wellhead if fully equipped

• If tubing & rods remain in well, extract same from the hole and trip out

• Trip in well with rig tools to establish TD and ensure no wellbore obstructions

• Run tubing to TD and pump minimum five barrels of water or 6% gel

• If casing is not cemented or unknown; perforate casing from 250’ to 50’; (50’ increments)

• Circulate Class A, Class L, or Type 1L cement solid to surface (Cement calculation based on hole volume). 50/50 POZ or latex laden cement shall be used if H2S gas is present and/or detected.

• Monitor cement level and top off as needed

• Cut off all casing 3 ft. below surface the next day to ensure no fall back has occurred

• Remove fluids from pit, properly dispose of same, and backfill pit

• Properly grade, stabilize, and fully reclaim wellsite as outlined in Scope of Work

Wells deeper than 1500’

• Confer with Division Inspector, assure landowner access is approved

• Construct access road to well

• Dig pit and line with 6 mil liner

• Remove brush from location, rig-up service rig

• Establish wellhead entry if not open casing, or dismantle wellhead if fully equipped

• If tubing & rods remain in well, extract same from the hole and trip out

• Any free casing (annulus not cemented) shall be removed. If no records are available to determine Top of Cement (TOC), a bond log may be required/ and or perforations

• Trip in well with rig tools to establish TD and ensure no wellbore obstructions

• Run tubing to TD and pump minimum five barrels of water or 6% gel

• Spot 200’ Class A or Class L cement plug at TD. 50/50 POZ or latex laden cement shall be used if H2S gas is present and/or detected.

• Pull up above TOC, wash out, Tag Bottom Plug

• Pump spacer water or 6% gel

• Spot Class A, Class L, or Type 1L cement plug 50’ below deepest perforation to 50’ above shallowest perforation (or production zones if open hole), across any and all perforated (or production zones if open hole) not covered by bottom plug. 50/50 POZ or latex laden cement shall be used if H2S gas is present and/or detected.

• Pump spacer water or 6% gel

• Spot 100’ Class A or Class L cement plug across any casing shoe not covered by production zone plugs. 50/50 POZ or latex laden cement shall be used if H2S gas is present and/or detected.

• Pump spacer water or 6% gel

• If casing is not cemented or unknown; perforate casing from 250’ to 50’; (50’ increments)

• Spot Class A or Class L cement plug from 250' to surface (Cement calculation based on hole volume) to protect and isolate fresh water. 50/50 POZ or latex laden cement shall be used if H2S gas is present and/or detected.

• Monitor cement level and top off as needed

• Cut off all casing 3 ft. below surface the next day to ensure no fall back has occurred

• Remove fluids from pit, properly dispose of same, and backfill pit

• Properly grade, stabilize, and fully reclaim wellsite as outlined in Scope of Work

Addendum No One.pdf
Item 1: Refer to attachment K and use the attached in lieu of previously issued.
END OF ADDENDUM

ATTACHMENT K PLUGGING PLAN SOUTH CENTRAL KY REVISED.pdf

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