PLUGGING, SALVAGE, ASSESSMENT, REMEDIATION, MONITORING, LABORATORY, AND RESTORATION SERVICES

30 September 2022 PLUGGING, SALVAGE, ASSESSMENT, REMEDIATION, MONITORING, LABORATORY, AND RESTORATION SERVICES Establish a statewide Price Agreement for remediation of oilfield waste from unauthorized releases, contamination related to abandoned oil and gas facilities or unknown sources 30 September 2022 Released 9/1/2022 12:00 AM MDT Type Invitation to Bid - Statewide Price Agreement Open 9/1/2022 8:00 AM MDT Number 30-00000-22-00001 Close 10/6/2022 2:00 PM MDT Currency US Dollar Sealed Until 10/6/2022 2:00 PM MDT Payment Terms 0% 0, Net 30 30 September 2022 Contacts Karen G Acosta Gonzalez karen.acosta-gonzal@state.nm.us 30 September 2022 Commodity Codes Commodity Code Description 91216 Boring, Drilling, Testing, and Soundings, Including Concrete Coring 91219 Clearing and Grubbing Services 91221 Construction, Energy Related (All Types) 91223 Construction, General (Backfill Services, Digging, Ditching, Road Grading,

Rock Stabilization, etc.) 91238 Construction Services, Hazardous Waste (Incl. Site Management) 91240 Demolition Services 91242 Drilling and Boring Services, Horizontal Directional (HDD and HDB) 91327 Construction, Highway and Road 91341 Construction, Power Line (Includes Installation, Maintenance, and Repair) 91356 Construction, Utility/Underground Projects 91371 Maintenance and Repair, Highway and Road (To include the removal of asphalt, concrete, bitumens, etc) 91378 Maintenance and Repair, Pipeline (Includes Removal and Relocation) 91389 Maintenance and Repair, Utility/Underground Projects 91430 Concrete 91438 Electrical 91484 Trade Services, Construction (Not Otherwise Classified) 91485 Welding 91806 Administrative Consulting 91810 Air Pollution Consulting 91831 Construction Consulting 91832 Consulting Services (Not Otherwise Classified) 91842 Engineering Consulting 91843 Environmental Consulting 91855 Geological Consulting and Study 91873 Landscaping Consulting 91882 Scientific/Technical Consulting 92517 Civil Engineering 92528 Drainage Engineering 92533 Engineer Services, Professional 30 September 202230 September 202230 September 2022 NEW MEXICO GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT NEW MEXICO GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT mailto:karen.acosta-gonzal@state.nm.us 92535 Environmental Engineering 92536 Engineering Services (Not Otherwise Classified) 92544 General Construction: Management, Scheduling, Cost Estimation - Engineering 92545 Geological Engineering 92546 Geotechnical Engineering 92551 Hazardous Waste Engineering Services (Incl. Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies for Waste Sites) 92586 Surveyor Services, Land 92615 Air Quality Monitoring Services 92623 Auditing Services, Environmental 92629 Contaminated Groundwater Services (Including Discharge Pipe Installation) 92630 Contaminated Soil Services 92640 Ecological Services 92642 Environmental Services (Not Otherwise Classified) 92643 Gas Analysis Services 92645 Hazardous Material and Waste Services (Including Emergency Response and NuclearWastes) 92649 Hydraulic Push Probe (Geoprobe) Services 92654 Investigation Services, Pollution 92665 Oil and Petroleum Spill Services (Including Removal of Used Petroleum Products) 92676 Radioactive Waste Disposal Services 92677 Recycling Services 92678 Remediation Services, Environmental (Including Rehabilitation Services Hazardous Waste and Mold Remediation) 92682 Safety Services, Environmental 92683 Site Assessment, Environmental 92684 Soil Pollution Services 92685 Soil, Soil Vapor, and Groundwater Sampling and Analysis (Including Disposal) 92690 Subsurface Testing, Environmental 92691 Tank Testing and Disposal Services, Storage (Including Underground Types) 92693 Testing and Monitoring Services for Air, Gas, and Water 92694 Water Pollution Services 95826 Construction Management Services 95877 Project Management Services 95896 Waste Management Services 96127 Decontamination Services (Incl. Hazardous Material Decontamination) 96143 Hydrological and Oceanography Services 96174 Scientist Services (Geology, Geophysics, etc) 96221 Cleaning Services, Steam and Pressure 96222 Chemical Laboratory Services 96261 Petroleum Production, Transmission, and Distribution Services for Oil and Gas Wells (Including Drilling, Exploration, Extraction, Project Management, etc.) 96273 Restoration/Reclamation Services of Land and Other Properties 96296 Well Services (Including Oil, Gas, and Water): Drilling, Plugging, Consulting, Maintenance, Repair, etc. 96792 Well Equipment and Supply Manufacturing Services (Oil, Gas, Water, etc.) 96871 Solid or Liquid Waste Disposal (Including Management Services) (See 926-45 for Hazardous Waste Disposal) 96878 Tank Installation, Removal, Disposal, and Related Services (Including Septic and Underground Type) 98814 Erosion Control Services 98838 Hydromulching Services 98846 Landfill Services 30 September 202230 September 202230 September 2022 NEW MEXICO GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT NEW MEXICO GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT 98889 Weed and Vegetation Control (Including Trees, Shrubs and Aquatic Weed Control) 98924 Chemical Sampling and Preparation Services 98954 Oil Well Sampling and Core Sample (Billets) Preparation Services 98975 Soil Sampling and Preparation Services 98991 Water Sampling and Analysis Services 99259 Oil Field Equipment Testing Services 99836 Equipment, Heavy, Sale of Surplus and Obsolete Items 99868 Metal, Scrap, Sale of Surplus and Obsolete Items 99871 Metals other than Scrap (All Types), Sale of Surplus and Obsolete Items 99874 Oils and Other Petroleum Products, Waste, Sale of Surplus and Obsolete Items 99878 Plumbing Equipment and Supplies, Sale of Surplus and Obsolete Items 99879 Pipe, Valves and Fittings, Sale of Surplus and Obsolete Items 30 September 202230 September 202230 September 2022 NEW MEXICO GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT NEW MEXICO GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT The State of New Mexico wishes to establish a statewide Price Agreement for remediation of oilfield waste from unauthorized releases, contamination related to abandoned oil and gas facilities or unknown sources that are not associated with a responsible operator but are related to oil and gas operations in the state, the proper plugging and abandonment of orphaned oil and gas wells and facilities, and any laboratory services related to the foregoing. These processes include but are not limited to: removal and possible salvage of abandoned, orphaned or inactive oil and gas infrastructure, the closure of pits and below-grade tanks, along with the environmental assessment, remediation, monitoring, and surface restoration of any spills or releases associated with abandoned, orphaned, or inactive oil and gas facilities. Awarded vendor shall cover the furnishing of all labor, materials, tools, and equipment necessary for the services included in these specifications, to ensure the results are consistent with and meet the requirements of the applicable policies, rules, federal grant requirements and obligations, including those established by the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, Oil Conservation Division (OCD). The OCD is responsible by law for the remediation and reclamation of abandoned oil and gas facilities (i.e., those without a responsible owner) on state and private land across New Mexico and has concurrent jurisdiction over such facilities on federal land with responsible federal agencies. OCD anticipates being the primary entity user of this Price Agreement given its responsibility under state law, but the State Land Office (SLO) may also use the Price Agreement for independent projects, which are still subject to OCD requirements on state lands it manages. Collectively, the OCD and SLO are referred to herein as the Requesting Entity. Vendors are not required to provide cost information for all unit price specifications listed in this Invitation to Bid (ITB) and may bid on only the services they choose to provide. The State reserves the right to award to multiple vendors on the resulting Price Agreement. Bidders shall submit unit prices for the provision of services, materials, and equipment. Be advised that if a Bidders chooses not to provide a unit price on a listed item, they will not be able to provide that item as a service. It is the vendors obligation to ensure they are properly licensed or covered by an appropriate license for any work type they are performing. If a vendor who wishes to undertake certain activities is not licensed, he or she may enter into a joint venture or subcontract with a licensed contractor to fulfil the requirements. The Requesting Entity may request, and vendors must supply, copies or verifications of the appropriate license or licenses in connection with a specific bid. Term The initial term of this Price Agreement shall be for one (1) year from date of award with the option to extend for nine (9) additional years, every other year, by mutual agreement of both parties and approval of the New Mexico State Purchasing Agent. This Price Agreement shall not exceed ten (10) years. Wage Rates All work covered by this Price Agreement shall be in accordance with applicable state or federal laws and subject to a minimum wage rate determination issued by the State of New Mexico, Department of Workforce Solutions, if applicable. In accordance with the Public Works Minimum Wage Act, all vendors and subcontractors must be registered with the Department of Workforce Solutions. The vendor must be registered by the time bids are opened. List your companys Public Works Certification Number: ______________________________ As a substantial portion of funding for these efforts is being provided by grants from the federal government, all vendors along with their subcontractors must comply with the following: Description Executive Order #14,005 Ensuring the Future is Made in All of America by All of Americas Workers to maximize the use of goods, products, materials, and services from sources that will help American businesses compete in strategic industries and help Americas workers thrive. The Davis-Bacon Act requiring not less than locally prevailing wages and fringe benefits be paid to employees. 2 CFR part 1401 Requirements for Drug-Free Workplace requiring a drug-free workplace policy. 42 USC part 6901 The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) regulating the generation, transportation, treatment, and disposal of hazardous wastes. 42 USC part 9601 The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) addressing responsibilities related to hazardous substance releases, threatened releases and environmental cleanup. 40 USC parts 3701-3708 The Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act regarding overtime. Please note: due to the funds being provided by federal grants, preference certificates issued by NM Taxation and Revenue Department shall not apply. Escalation/Reduction Clause Contractor shall keep pricing fixed for each year of this Agreement. Thereafter, SPD and the Contractor may adjust pricing no more than once annually through an amendment to the Agreement at the time of Agreement renewal. Contractor shall submit all pricing increase requests to SPD directly or through the agency contact in writing and provide substantiating evidence that each request is based on demonstrable market changes impacting the cost of products. The request must show all proposed increases by line item and include supporting documentation acceptable to SPD (such as a letter from a manufacturer indicating price increases, etc.) SPDs decision on what is acceptable in this context is final and shall be accepted by all parties to the Agreement. Requested price increases that exceed 10% will not be accepted. No price increase may result in a higher profit margin for the Contractor than at the beginning of the initial term of this Agreement. Pricing changes will apply to Agreements and amendments to Agreements entered on and after the effective date of the price change. Price decreases as well as increases shall apply in the same manner. If vendor's prices are reduced for any reason, users shall receive the benefit of such reductions, immediately. Price increases will not be retroactive to orders already in house or backorders. Orders will be filled at the price in effect on the date of receipt of the order by the vendor. To facilitate prompt consideration, all requests for price increase must include all information listed below: 1. Agreement Item Number 2. Current Item Price 3. Proposed New Price 4. Percentage of Increase 5. Mill/Supplier Notification of price increase indicating percentage of increase including reason for increase. Contact for Procurement Questions Karen G. Acosta Gonzalez State Purchasing Division (505) 372-9264 Main Agency Contact Jim Griswold State of New Mexico, Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, Oil Conservation Division 5200 Oakland Avenue NE, Suite 100 Albuquerque, NM 87113 505-660-1067 jim.griswold@state.nm.us Additional or Item-Specific Contacts Contracts and cost overages: Jim Griswold 505-660-1067 Variations in plugging operations: Northern New Mexico; Monica Kuehling 505-320-0243 Southern New Mexico; Gilbert Cordero 575-626-0830 Variations in environmental operations: Cory Smith 505-419-2687 Alternative contact for contract questions or plugging operations: Brandon Powell 505-320-0200 General Conditions After award, the Requesting Entity will provide the vendor with the specific scope of work being requested to bid on for each item or packet of bids requested. The vendor will submit daily activity reports describing the tasks undertaken and daily and cumulative project costs. These summaries must include the associated billing codes. This condition may be waived at the Requesting Entitys discretion if not needed depending on the scope of work. Final project billing must be submitted on the bid spreadsheet included in this ITB with the approved unit rates, quantities and cost extension provided. This bill must be a tabulation of all the daily report costs and billing codes, unless waived by the Requesting Entity. The billing must also contain copies of any applicable receipts. Sundry filings are required by OCD regulations before any service work can be done to a well and again after completion of those efforts. There is a specific from (C-103) that must be submitted and approved. All appropriate sundry filings are also required prior to any final payments. The Requesting Entity will stipulate to the vendor any appropriate sundry filings not listed below which may be required for the contracted job. mailto:jim.griswold@state.nm.us All field personnel shall wear appropriate personal protective equipment items including but not limited to, fire retardant clothing, personal gas monitor, gloves, hardhat, hard-toed boots, etc. All sampling personnel prices shall include appropriate expendable sampling supplies in their cost per hour including but not limited to, latex gloves, sample jars, distilled water, and cleaning solutions. All equipment and safety equipment shall be provided by the awarded vendor for the project or procedure. If during any approved procedure, and except for emergencies as provided below, the vendor determines additional services, materials, or equipment required to implement the procedure will exceed the original estimate, the vendor must submit a revised cost estimate and obtain approval from the Requesting Entity prior to continuing work. In the event of an emergency, the vendor shall verbally inform the Requesting Entity of a revised cost estimate which the Requesting Entity in its sole discretion may verbally approve, provided the vendor submits a written revised cost estimate no later than ten (10) calendar days after verbal approval. In the case of emergencies, the hourly rate does not change, there will be additional hours spent fixing the situation. The vendor shall provide a performance bond, executed by a surety company authorized to do business in the State of New Mexico, for any procedure with an estimated cost equal to or greater than twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) in an amount equal to fifty percent (50%) of the total cost for the procedure. The vendor shall deliver the performance bond to the Requesting Entity no later than ten (10) calendar days after the Requesting Entity issues a purchase order. Work is not to begin until the Performance Bond is received by the Requesting Entity. The Requesting Entity may cancel the purchase order if the vendor fails to submit a performance bond that complies with these requirements. The Requesting Entity will pay the premium cost for the performance bond without markup. Process Specific Conditions When the Requesting Entity requests the vendor to plug and abandon an orphaned well, the vendor shall provide a plugging estimate based on OCDs provided plugging specifications. Following Requesting Entitys approval and issuance of a purchase order the vendor will file an OCD Notice of Intent Form C-103 and pertinent attachments including depth of well, well casing design, number and depth of plugs, and other well-specific information. The vendor will also provide services, materials, and equipment necessary to plug and abandon the well in accordance with the procedure at the unit prices set forth in the Bid Form. Once plugging and abandonment are completed, the vendor shall submit a subsequent Form C-103 to OCD with all required entities attachments. When the Requesting Entity specifies vendor services for the removal and salvage of surface equipment and other infrastructure, the vendor shall provide a site-specific plan for this effort including the monitoring of naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) and contingencies for properly disposing of materials exhibiting an elevated level of radioactivity, subject to applicable legal requirements. For salvaged items, the vendor shall comply with NMSA 1978, Section 70-2-38.D of the Oil and Gas Act: A vendor employed by the oil conservation division of energy, minerals, and natural resources department to plug a well or restore or remediate a well site or associated production facility is authorized to sell the equipment and material or product that is removed from the well, site or facility and to deduct the proceeds of the sales from the cost of plugging, restoring or remediating. The vendor or the Requesting Entity will take an onsite inventory of the items to be salvaged, ensuring the Requesting Entity has a complete list of items the vendor is planning to salvage prior to their removal from the site. Vendor shall give fair market value to the Requesting Entity for the equipment salvaged minus the reasonable cost associated with the removal. Following the Requesting Entitys approval of the plan and issuance of a purchase order, the vendor will provide services, materials, and equipment necessary to remove equipment from a site in accordance with the plan at the unit prices set forth in the Bid Form and consistent with all applicable legal requirements. When the Requesting Entity specifies laboratory services, the vendor shall provide method-specific sample costs. Following the Requesting Entitys approval and issuance of a purchase order, the vendor will provide services, materials, and equipment necessary to perform the associated sampling in accordance with the procedure set forth in the Bid Form and consistent with all applicable legal requirements. When the Requesting Entity specifies the vendor services for the closure of a pit or below-grade tank, the vendor shall provide a site-specific procedure. Following the Requesting Entitys approval and issuance of a purchase order, the vendor will provide services, materials, and equipment necessary to close the pit or below- grade tank in accordance with the procedure at the unit prices set forth in the Bid Form and consistent with all applicable legal requirements. When the Requesting Entity specifies the vendor services for environmental assessment, the vendor shall provide site-specific assessment procedures for the delineation of soil or groundwater contamination. Following the Requesting Entitys approval and issuance of a purchase order, the vendor will provide services, materials, and equipment necessary to complete the assessment at the unit prices set forth in the Bid Form and consistent with all applicable legal requirements. Once the assessment has been completed the vendor will submit a comprehensive report to the Requesting Entity. For environmental remediation or reclamation, the Requesting Entity may direct a vendor to develop and implement remediation or surface reclamation plans, which plan must be approved by the OCD regardless of who is the Requesting. The vendor shall then provide a site-specific remediation, monitoring, or reclamation plan. Following OCDs approval of the plan and the Requesting Entity shall issue a purchase order, the vendor will provide services, materials, and equipment necessary to remediate, monitor, or reclaim a site in accordance with the plan at the unit prices set forth in the Bid Form subject to applicable legal requirements. If the task is remediation, the vendor will thereafter provide a comprehensive report describing the actions taken to the Requesting Entity, with a copy to OCD if it is not the Requesting Entity. If the site requires extended-term environmental monitoring, the vendor will provide pertinent reports on a pre-scheduled basis. Surface reclamation plans will require an understanding of the reclamation requirements of the applicable surface management agency (State Land Office or U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management), restoration of drainage, and an earnest attempt at revegetation. Once the surface of a site has been reclaimed, the vendor will provide a report documenting the reclamation to the surface management agency, the Requesting Entity, and OCD. Unit Price Schedule Specifications: The Bid Form only needs to be completed for those unit price schedule items a vendor can adequately provide. The vendor will be bound by those prices throughout each individual year (initial or extended) of this Price Agreement. As required by Section 70914 of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, on or after May 14, 2022, all the iron, steel, manufactured products, and construction materials must be produced in the United States, unless such products or materials subject to an approved waiver consistent with that law. A Well Servicing Rig, Labor and Equipment A1 Labor for vendors supervisor and cementer, includes travel time, cost per day. A2 Vendors supervisors and cementers vehicle traveling to and from location, cost per mile. A3 Crew travel time to and from the work site, cost per hour per crew member. A4 Crews vehicle traveling to and from location, cost per mile. A5 Single derrick rig. Crew and equipment for a shallow well: a double drum well servicing unit capable of working on wells less than 3,001 deep; including the following items, cost per hour: 1. minimum crew of 3 employees, each with individual H2S monitors; 2. duplex or triplex pump suitable to circulate fluids and pressure test; 3. 7-1/16 3M double blowout preventers (BOP) with complete shutoff rams (CSO), 2.375 and 2.875 rams; 4. freshwater storage tank or pit; 5. hydraulic or manual closing capabilities for BOP; 6. tubing power tongs with heads and inserts for 1 to 2.875 tubing; 7. tubing elevators and full opening safety valve (FOSV) for 2.375 and 2.875; 8. tubing slips capable of handling 1 to 2.875 pipe; 9. rod tools to handle 5/8, 3/4, 7/8 and 1 rods, including backoff tool; 10. swabbing tools for 2.375 and 2.875 tubing; and 11. standing valve and recovery fishing tool for 2.375 and 2.875 tubing. A6 Standby rate for A5 rig when on location during a suspension of work directed by the OCD and not due to vendors inability to perform, cost per hour. A7 Double derrick rig. Double drum well servicing rig, crew and equipment capable of working on both shallow wells and wells typically deeper than 3,000 feet deep, including the following items, cost per hour: 1. minimum crew of 4 employees, each with individual H2S monitors; 2. duplex or triplex pump suitable to circulate fluids and pressure test; 3. freshwater storage tank or pit; 4. 7-1/16 3M double BOP with CSO, 2.375 and 2.875 rams; 5. hydraulic or manual closing capabilities for BOP; 6. tubing power tongs with heads and inserts for 1 to 2.875 tubing; 7. tubing elevators and FOSV for 2.375 and 2.875; 8. tubing slips capable of handling 1 to 2.875 pipe; 9. rod tools to handle 5/8, 3/4, 7/8 and 1 rods, including a back off tool; 10. swabbing tools for 2.375 and 2.875 tubing; and 11. standing valve and recovery fishing tool for 2.375 and 2.875 tubing. A8 Standby rate for A7 rig when on location during a suspension of work directed by the OCD and not due to vendors inability to perform, cost per hour. A9 Drilling package consisting of power swivel or a power sub capable of performing the required drilling or milling work, and steel mud pit with a minimum capacity to circulate 120 barrels of drilling fluids, cost per day. A10 Coiled tubing unit consisting of manual spool with 500 of continuous 1.25 or 1.5 poly pipe (or equivalent) capable of spotting shallow cement plugs without a well servicing unit, with a 3-person crew, cost per hour. A11 Per Diem rate during time when crew are required to be away from headquarters overnight, cost per person per day. B Cementing Services B1 Cementing equipment when on location, an equipped truck or skid unit capable of mixing and pumping the required cement slurry at the appropriate density for the type of cement at the rate and pressure appropriate for well conditions, cost per day. B2 The maximum working pump pressure that can be achieved during continuous pumping B3 Cement pump truck travel to and from location, cost per mile. B4 Class B or ASTM Type II cement, 94# sack, cost per sack . B5 Class C or ASTM Type III cement, 94# sack, cost per sack. B6 Class G or H, or ASTM Type V cement, 94# sack, cost per sack. B7 Drayage for handling, blending and hauling cement, cost per ton-mile. B8 Calcium Chloride used, cost per pound. B9 Salt Gel 50# sack, cost per sack. C Electric Wireline Services, Downhole Equipment and Tools C1 Daily set up charge for wireline unit and operator on location able to perform various work in wells of various depths, including perforation, setting plugs, jet cutting tubing or casing, and running gauge rings, cost per day used. C2 Maximum working depth for wireline unit. C3 Small wireline truck travel to and from work site, cost per mile. C4 Large wireline truck travel to and from work site, cost per mile. C5 Wireline operators pickup travel to and from work site, cost per mile. C6 Perforate 3 or 4 holes in casing using a perforation system appropriate for the wells casing size ranging from 2.875 to 10.75; using a shaped charge with a minimum of 10 gram charge with no additional charge for depth or use of disposable gun, cost per event. C7 If more than 4 holes required, cost per hole.C8 Perforate 1 to 4 holes in tubing using a shaped charge with no charge for depth, cost per event. C9 Wireline depth charge for the unit to set wireline cement retainers (CR) (C17), to set cast iron bridge plugs (CIBP) (C18), to run a collar correction log (CCL) (C12), or to run gauge ring or other service in tubing or casing, cost per foot. C10 Cement bond log (CBL), including CCL and gamma ray information, including base logging charge but no additional charge for depth, cost per event. C11 CBL as described in C10 to log depth charge, cost per foot. C12 Collar correlation log base logging charge, per event C13 Jet cut tubing in well, size range 1.25 to 2.875, with no additional charge for depth or shock sub, cost per event . C14 Jet cut casing in well, size range 3.5" to 7", with no depth charge for depth, cost per event. C15 Tubing or casing collar split shot to work in various sizes of pipe up to 7, with no additional charge for depth, cost per event. C16 Back off tubing with no additional charge for depth, cost per event. Cement Retainers must have a minimum 5,000 PSI rating C17 Wireline set CR, 2.875", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C18 Tubing set CR, 2.875", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C19 Wireline set CR, 3.5", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C20 Tubing set CR, 3.5", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C21 Wireline set CR, 4", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C22 Tubing set CR, 4", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C23 Wireline set CR, 4.5", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C24 Tubing set CR, 4.5", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C25 Wireline set CR, 5.5", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C26 Tubing set CR, 5.5", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C27 Wireline set CR, 7", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C28 Tubing set CR, 7", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C29 Wireline set CR, 7.625", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C30 Tubing set CR, 7.625", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. Cast Iron Bridge Plugs must have a minimum 5,000 PSI rating C31 Wireline set CIBP, 2.875", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C32 Tubing set CIBP, 2.875", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C33 Wireline set CIBP, 3.5", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C34 Tubing set CIBP, 3.5", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C35 Wireline set CIBP, 4.5", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C36 Tubing set CIBP, 4.5", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C37 Wireline set CIBP, 5.5", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C38 Tubing set CIBP, 5.5", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C39 Wireline set CIBP, 7", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C40 Tubing set CIBP, 7", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C41 Wireline set CIBP, 7.625", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. C42 Tubing set CIBP, 7.625", includes setting tool rental, cost per item. Packers, repairing damage to equipment is not included for any items unless specified C43 Packer, "full bore" or equivalent unless otherwise required, to work in 2 7/8", 3-1/2", casing, cost per day . C44 Packer, "full bore" or equivalent unless otherwise required, to work in 4", 4-1/2", 5-1/2", casing, cost per day . C45 Packer, "full bore" or equivalent unless otherwise required, to work in 7", 7-5/8", 8-5/8", 9-5/8" casing, cost per day . D Workstrings and Miscellaneous Rentals D1 Rental of tubing work string (yellow band or better), 2.375, EUE 4.7#, J-55 grade; including inspections, testing, and normal wear and tear, cost per foot for first 5 days. D2 Tubing work string, 2.375, cost per day per foot after first 5 days. D3 Cost to rent tubing workstring (yellow band or better), 1.660 OD, IJ 2.3#, J-55 grade, including inspections, testing and normal wear and tear, cost per foot for first 5 days. D4 Tubing workstring, 1.660 outside diameter (OD,) cost per day per foot after first 5 days. D5 Cost to replace part or all of tubing workstring, 2.375 external upset end (EUE), due to events not stated in procedure, but not including loss or damage caused by vendors negligence or poor work performance, cost per foot. D6 Cost to replace tubing workstring, 1.660 IJ, due to events not stated in procedure, but not including loss or damage caused by vendors negligence or poor work performance, cost per foot. D7 Rental of BOP ram other than center-bore 2.375 and 2.875, suitable to pipe size, but not including replacement of damaged rubber elements, cost for first 5 days. D8 Rental of BOP ram, other than center-bore 2.375 and 2.875, suitable to pipe size, but not including replacement of damaged rubber elements, cost per day after first 5 days. D9 Rental of slip grip, MYT type elevator, cost per well . D10 Rental of slip grip, LYT type elevators suitable to perform the required work, cost per well. D11 Rental of companion flange to connect BOP to tubing or casing head, including bolts, nuts and ring gasket, cost per well. D12 Rental of independent (screw type) tubing head (4.5, 5.5 or 7) with appropriate valved outlets to connect production casing to companion flange, cost per well. D13 Rod power tongs with dies for 3/4 to 1, cost per day . D14 Rental of bit sub to connect tubing to either 2.375 regular (3-7/8 bit) or 2.875 regular (4-1/2 bit), cost per well . D15 Blow down tank with connections and lines, cost per day. D16 Steel waste pit with a minimum 80-barrel capacity to hold and settle circulated fluids and solid, cost per day . D17 Certified base beam for rig anchoring, cost per day. D18 Casing scraper rental, 4.5" or 5.5", per well, cost per well. D19 Casing scraper rental, 7" and 7.625", bit per well, cost per well. D20 String mill rental, 4.5" or 5.5", per well, cost per well. D21 String mill rental, 7" or 7.625", per well, cost per well. D22 Rental of an offset spool, 7-1/16", 3M (add days), suitable to perform work proposed, includes bolts, nuts and ring gasket, cost for first 5 days. D23 Rental of an offset spool, 7-1/16", 3M (first 5 days), suitable to perform work proposed, includes bolts, nuts and ring gasket, cost per day after first 5 days. E Transportation and Miscellaneous Services E1 Tandem axle rig up truck, with driver, cost per hour. E2 Helper or swamper to assist rig up truck and driver, cost per hour. E3 Single axle two-ton truck or larger, with driver, cost per hour. E4 One-ton pickup to deliver or hot shot items, with driver, cost per hour. E5 Tandem axle float for equipment movement, 8 x 35 or larger , cost per day. E6 Tandem axle float for pipe movement with handrails and steps, 8 x 40 or larger, cost per day. E7 Non-vacuum water truck with 50-barrel capacity or greater, with driver, cost per hour. E8 Vacuum water truck with 80-barrel capacity or greater, with driver, cost per hour. E9 Backhoe when operating at work site, including operator, cost per hour. E10 Welder, including gas monitor, equipment and supplies, cost per hour. E11 Welders vehicle travel to and from the worksite, cost per mile. E12 Plug and abandonment marker consisting of 4 OD x 10 long pipe with welded labeling, including operators name, property name, well number, API number, and legal description (footage, unit number, section, township, range), cost per marker. E13 Fresh water, suitable for mixing cement and circulating the well, cost per 80-barrel load. E14 Brine water, suitable for mixing cement and circulating the well, cost per 80-barrel load. E15 Rig mats per job (first 5 days), cost for first 5 days . E16 Rig mats per additional day, cost per day after first 5 days. E16 Test the existing rig anchors, if present., cost per anchor. E17 Installation and testing of a new anchor, if require, cost for a set of 4 anchors. F Environmental Personnel (Portal to Portal) F1 Principal with a graduate degree and at least 10 years of experience. This position is not intended to manage the field activities of the project, cost per hour. F2 Senior scientist/engineer/geologist with a Bachelor of Science degree and at least 5 years of experience, cost per hour. F3 Project scientist/engineer/geologist with Bachelor of Science degree and at least 3 years of experience, cost per hour. F4 Staff scientist/engineer/geologist with Associate degree or 2 years of post-secondary education and at least 2 years of experience, cost per hour. F5 Draftsperson, cost per hour. F6 Superintendent with qualifications for project management. This position is not intended to manage the day- to-day field activities of the project, cost per hour. F7 Foreman with qualification in job site supervision and job documentation, this position is intended to manage the day-to-day field activities of the project as needed, cost per hour. F8 Field technician with 40-hour HAZWOPER and PEC training or equivalent, cost per hour. F9 Laborer/helper with industry standard safety training, cost per hour. F10 Administrator, cost per hour. F11 Traffic control personnel with appropriate training or certification, cost per hour. F12 Overnight per diem allowance, approved in writing by the Requesting Entity cost per person per day. G Equipment (Price Listed Includes Operator and Fuel) G1 Heavy equipment transport, semi-tractor w/float or lowboy, cost per hour of operating time, 2 hour minimum. G2 Excavator/trackhoe, Caterpillar 325 or equivalent, cost per hour of operating time, 2 hour minimum. G3 Loader (3.5 yard bucket), Caterpillar 938 or equivalent, cost per hour of operating time, 2 hour minimum. G4 Grader, 185 HP 140H model or equivalent, cost per hour of operating time, 2 hour minimum. G5 D-6 Caterpillar dozer, 185 HP or equivalent, cost per hour of operating time, 2 hour minimum. G6 D-8 Caterpillar dozer, 305 HP or equivalent, cost per hour of operating time, 2 hour minimum. G7 45HP Tractor with disk or equivalent, cost per hour. G8 18 yard dump truck or belly dump, cost per hour, portal to portal. G9 12 yard dump truck, cost per hour, portal to portal. G10 Light equipment transport, pickup truck w/flatbed trailer, cost per hour of operating time, 2 hour minimum. G11 Water truck, 80 bbl. with pump or vacuum system, cost per hour. G12 Water truck 120 bbl. or greater with pump or vacuum system, cost per hour. G13 Hollow stem auger drilling rig w/ crew, cost per day. G14 Air rotary drilling rig w/ crew, cost per day. G15 Geoprobe, cost per day. G16 Backhoe, cost per hour of operating time. G17 Skidsteer, cost per hour of operating time. G18 Drum or sheeps foot rolling compactor, cost per hour of operating time. H Equipment Not Requiring Operator H1 Support vehicle for transporting crews, cost per day. H2 Job and technical support vehicle, cost per day. H3 900 CFM air compressor, cost per operating hour, 2 hour minimum. H4 185 CFM air compressor cost per operating hour, 2 hour minimum. H5 Job support trailer as an example includes wheel barrow, shovels, 6 folding ladder, extension cords, dolly, standing work lights, orange cones, orange road stand, vent blower, trash pump with 2 hoses, generator, braided wire come-alongs, rope, trash bags, face shield, clip-on hard hat shield, rotary hammers, band saw, bar, 5 gallon gas can, hack saw, hammers, hedge trimmer, pick axe, brooms, crowbars, bolt cutter, roll torch hoses, acetylene gauges, rain suits, 18 torches, 36 torch, 1 rigging (braided wire), 4 strap rigging, 12 pulley, tie down strap, assorted cutting discs, assorted absorbent pads, ear plugs, caution tape, necessary hand tool, cost per day. H6 Power washer, cost per day. H7 6500 watt generator, cost per operating hour, 2 hour minimum. H8 Organic Volatile Measurement (OVM) (Photoionization Detector (PD) or Flame Ionization Detector (FID), cost per day. H9 Hand auger, cost per day. H10 Compactor (jumping jack or vibratory), cost per day. H11 Interface probe, cost per day. H12 Submersible sampling pump, cost per day H13 Survey equipment, cost per day H14 Geiger counter, cost per day I Intentionally Omitted J Clean and Contaminated Soil Service J1 Disposal of contaminated soil from well location by vendor or third party. Disposal must be transported to an OCD approved location, based on vendor or third partys current published price list less discounts provided to vendor . The vendors invoice processing and payment % fee is the bid item . Not to exceed 5%. J2 Clean non-waste containing earthen backfill. Soil used must be approved by the OCD, based on vendor or third partys current published price list less discounts provided to vendor. The vendors invoice processing and payment % fee is the bid item. Not to exceed 5% . J3 Topsoil for reclamation. Soil used must be approved by the OCD based on vendor or third partys current published price list less discounts provided to vendor. The vendors invoice processing and payment percentage fee is the bid item. Not to exceed 5% . K Third Party Charges K1 Actual cost of item provided by third party for the procedure and invoiced through vendor, third partys current published price list less discounts provided to vendor, and vendors invoice processing and payment fee. Not to exceed 10% . L Materials or Services Provided by Vendor but not Within Price Agreement L1 For any item provided by vendor that is not addressed by price agreement, vendors current published price list less specified percentage (%) discount . M Laboratory Services M1 For any item provided by vendor that is not addressed by Price Agreement this includes any appropriate laboratory sampling supplies and services, vendors current published price list less specified percentage (%) discount. N Performance Bond N1 Cost of procuring performance bond. O Intentionally Omitted P New Mexico Gross Receipts Tax P1 Gross receipts tax, including all items provided by vendor and third parties. Q Salvageable Items Q1 Vendor shall list any items to be salvaged from the project and specify the credit price to be deducted from the overall cost of the project. *** End of Specifications ***