DS 260000000035 SCHEDULE B - PRICING MATRIX - New Haven Sec 31 - 33.xlsx

This is a pricing matrix schedule (Schedule B) for the Orphan Well New Haven Section 31-33 project in Gratiot County, Michigan, managed by the state environmental agency EGLE (Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy). The project involves the plugging and remediation of nine orphan wells, with bidders required to submit unit pricing for all line items listed in the matrix, regardless of anticipated use. The pricing structure encompasses a comprehensive range of services and materials including contractor supervision, labor, equipment rental (derricks, rigs, pumps), well-plugging materials and tools (casing, drill bits, bridge plugs, cement), environmental services (wireline, mud engineering, waste disposal), heavy equipment operations (dozers, excavators, backhoes), and site restoration activities. All bidders must provide unit prices and quantities for rated items, submit a project timeline based on 10-hour work days, and obtain prior approval from the EGLE Project Manager before mobilizing, using, or charging for any equipment or specialized services not explicitly pre-approved.

Pricing is structured on a unit-cost basis with line items billed hourly, daily, per mile, per barrel, per sack, per ton, per foot, or as lump-sum amounts for comprehensive work packages such as site access/prep, site restoration, equipment dismantling, infrastructure removal, and flowline management. Bidders must include an overhead percentage applied only to subcontracted services, rentals, and materials, with this percentage clearly separated and not applied to already-rated hourly or daily labor rates. The contract prohibits double-billing (such as invoicing both rig crew and laborer rates simultaneously for the same work) and requires that specialized equipment, supplies, services, or materials not included in the base pricing matrix obtain prior written approval and be invoiced at cost plus the designated overhead percentage. Only one contractor site supervisor may be invoiced per day of on-site work, and any rated items used to complete lump-sum work activities must be incorporated into that lump-sum price rather than billed separately.