B08_ATT_7_Cape_Halkett_Sample_Task_Order_2_SOW.pdf
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This document outlines a sample task order for plugging and abandonment services at the Cape Halkett #1 well site located in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska. The task order requires the contractor to perform remediation and surface cleanup services in accordance with the statement of work, including plugging the well in accordance with regulations and removing 75 feet of debris radially from the wellhead. The contractor must also provide a surface cleanup plan and cut any accessible pilings at or below ground level. Additional cleanup beyond 75 feet can be exercised as an option. The period of performance is August 2024 to December 2025 with an estimated budget over $10 million.
The related federal contract opportunity is a multiple award Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract set aside for Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise entities with a size standard of $47 million in average annual receipts. The guaranteed minimum value is $25,000 and the ceiling for each awarded contract is $200 million. The solicitation requires disclosure of bonding capacity and subsequent task orders will require performance and payment bonds. The soliciting agency is the Bureau of Land Management National Office.
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SAMPLE TASK ORDER #2
Cape Halkett #1
Type of Contract: Firm Fixed Priced (FFP), Single Award Task Order Place of Performance: National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (NPR-A), Cape Halkett #1 is in the northeast portion of the NPR-A, approximately 51 miles northwest of Nuiqsut and 105 miles east/southeast of Utqiaġvik.
Anticipated Period of Performance: August 2024-December 2025 Order of Magnitude: Over $10,000,000
1. Background
The BLM anticipates awarding a Task Order (TO) for Plugging and Abandonment of Cape Halkett #1 with cleanup/remediation of surrounding area.
2. Task Order Basic Requirements
Perform remediation services in accordance with the IDIQ Alaska Legacy and Orphaned Wells Statement of Work (SOW) (Contract Attachment 1) for one legacy well. In accordance with the SOW Section 3.8, alternate equipment will be considered for all wells listed in this task order.
Cape Halkett #1:
• Complete all performance objectives outlined in the SOW.
• Provide a plan to plug in accordance with 43 CFR 3172:
o Confirm cement to surface o Install marker plate o Remove any remaining wellhead and cellar components
Surface Requirements:
Suggested site access for Cape Halkett will be provided, similar access routes may be found on the ePlanning website.
A summer site visit shall be conducted to confirm a full debris inventory, conduct debris clean-up and stage debris in super sacks or similar (if needed) for removal during winter work season. A recent BLM Inspection report or similar may be provided upon request.
The Contractor shall provide a Surface Cleanup Plan meeting section 3.6 of the SOW, specifically sections 3.6.1 A & C. Additionally any pilons safely accessible shall be cut at or below ground level. The extent of clean-up will be a minimum of seventy-five (75) feet radial circumference from the well head, except for on water/ice. The perimeter of clean-up should extend to cover debris within the Cape Halkett area.
3. Legacy Well Site Description and History
A general site description and history for the well identified in this Task Order can be found in the BLM Legacy Wells Summary Report, 2013. Site location coordinates provided in the Summary Report are approximate. Updated coordinates from are provided in the Wellbore diagram.
The U.S. Navy drilled Cape Halkett #1 in 1975. No drilling pad appears to have been established. Instead, wooden pilings supported an elevated platform above the water for camp and overall support for drilling operations. There are an extensive number of pilings at Cape Halkett #1 extending west from the well. An open casing extends 2 feet above ground level. It is located inside a steel framed and sheeted cellar that has been sheared on the east side and is completely rusted at the base. The cellar contains minor amounts of metal debris inside and broken cement blocks outside. There is no reserve pit present. However, two low gravel bermed areas were constructed, one around the fuel area and the other for discharge of drilling waste. The Cape Halkett #1 well was plugged back with three cement plugs set at 8,800 feet, 8,200 feet, and 7,830 feet. The final plug was set with a mix of ArcticSet and Class G cement from 1,425 feet to the surface of the well.
4. Well Bore Diagrams
The graphic provided representation of the “current state” based upon the known well history. Documentation may not be complete and subsurface conditions may have changed in the time that has elapsed since the well was shut-in/plugged. The government makes no guarantees about the condition of the wells.
5. References
Additional information regarding the wells may be found in:
Tetra Tech, 1975. Well History, U.S.N. Cape Halkett 16N-2W-1, Navel Petroleum Reserve No. 4, Alaska https://ePlanning.blm.gov https://pubs.usgs.gov/of/1991/0458/report.pdf
Attachments:
Cape Halkett Wellbore Diagram Cape Halkett Drilling History (Zip Folder)
6. Optional Task – Additional Clean-up & Remediation https://www.blm.gov/documents/alaska/public-room/report/2013-legacy-wells-summary-report https://www.blm.gov/documents/alaska/public-room/report/2013-legacy-wells-summary-report https://eplanning.blm.gov/ https://pubs.usgs.gov/of/1991/0458/report.pdf
The option for additional clean-up and remediation of the Cape Halkett site may be exercised. This would include removal of any contaminated soil beyond the minimum 75-foot radial area around the wellhead specified in section 2 of this Task Order.
The following clause will be included in any resultant Task Order:
OPTION FOR ADDITIONAL SERVICES—SEPARATELY PRICED LINE ITEMS
The Government may require the delivery of the numbered line items identified in the Schedule as option items at the price stated in the Schedule. The Contracting Officer may unilaterally exercise the option by written notice to the Contractor within 90 days after contract award.
Performance of added line-item tasks shall be at the price negotiated in the contract Schedule.
option for additional services—separately priced line items
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