A. The Contractor shall perform the necessary work, as directed by the CPC, to complete the plugging of an oil and gas well, including, without limitation, the following: 1. Operating a rig capable of running/pulling tubulars, drilling (air or fluid), milling/scrapping, fishing, and the setting of packers. A working weight indicator must be available. 2. Providing equipment for well control such as blow-out preventers if necessary. 3. Providing tubulars from one (1) inch to two and seven/eights (2 7/8). 4. Providing tanks and pumping equipment. 5. Providing wireline services. 6. Providing vacuum and transport truck services. 7. Filling the well with appropriate type drilling mud of sufficient weight to support cement plugs and, if necessary, sufficient type and weight to control well flow of gas or water. 8. Setting cement plugs in vertical wells at depths of up to 10,000 feet. 9. Setting cast iron bridge plugs in vertical wells at depths of up to 10,000 feet. 10. Provide welding services including: a. Cutting off all casing at least four (4) feet below final grade. b. Welding ¼” steel plates across all casings. B. All cement plugs must be of Class A or H cement consistent with American Petroleum Institute (API) standards. 1. Unless otherwise approved in advance by the CPC, cement must have a minimum density of 15.6 pg and must be set through tubing by the balance plug method after establishing circulation of fluids with fresh water or mud and circulating one times the capacity of the casing to the surface or until clear fluids return or until sufficient mud density is apparent. C. The Contractor shall remove, collect, and dispose of all fluids and debris produced from the wells in accordance with applicable laws, rules, and regulations, including without limitation: 1. Waste fluids 2. Oily debris (e.g., rocks, wood, etc. contaminated with oil) 3. Metal products produced as a result of the Contractor’s work on the well...
