Drilling & Completion of 31 Wells

in
AHWAZ Oil Field

Scope of Work (SOW)

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Table of Contents
1 General Introduction.....................................................................................................................4
1.1 COMPANY’s Plan....................................................................................................................4
1.2 Basic Information.................................................................................................................10
1.3 Contract Area Distribution...................................................................................................11
1.4 Formation Stratigraphy and Lithology Formation Description.............................................12
1.5 Reservoir Description...........................................................................................................13
1.6 Well Design..........................................................................................................................14
1.6.1 Offset Well Data...........................................................................................................14
1.6.2 Drilling Program Summary...........................................................................................23
1.6.3 Drilling/Completion Scope OF Work..........................................................................116
1.6.4 Casing Program..........................................................................................................121
1.6.5 Drilling and Completion Fluid.....................................................................................152
1.6.6 Cementing..................................................................................................................153
1.6.7 Wellbore Quality Evaluation Criteria..........................................................................155
1.6.8 Logging, Testing and Perforation Summary...............................................................158
1.6.9 Logging.......................................................................................................................161
1.6.10 Perforation Gun & Charge..........................................................................................162
1.6.11 Well Head and X-Mass Tree.......................................................................................162
1.6.12 Other Requirements..................................................................................................163
1.6.13 Well Control...............................................................................................................163
2 CONTRACTOR’s Provision and Workload...................................................................................168
2.1 CONTRACTOR’s BASE:........................................................................................................168
2.2 General Requirements of Drilling Rig and Services:...........................................................169
2.2.1 Drilling Rig Services....................................................................................................170
2.2.2 Drilling & Completion Fluid........................................................................................171
2.2.3 Drilling Waste Management......................................................................................172
2.2.4 H2S Monitoring & Control..........................................................................................175
2.2.5 Mud Logging..............................................................................................................177
2.2.6 Tubular Running.........................................................................................................178
CONTRACTOR shall:...................................................................................................................178
2.2.7 Liner Hanger Running Services...................................................................................179
2.2.8 Cementing..................................................................................................................180

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2.2.9 Directional Drilling.....................................................................................................180

2.2.10 Fishing........................................................................................................................181
2.2.11 Logging.......................................................................................................................182
2.2.12 Perforation.................................................................................................................184
2.2.13 Completion Running..................................................................................................186
2.2.14 Slick line.....................................................................................................................187
2.2.15 Well Suspension.........................................................................................................187
2.2.16 Engineering Services..................................................................................................187
2.3 Reports..............................................................................................................................189
3 EQUIPMENT...............................................................................................................................192
3.1 Tubular...............................................................................................................................195
3.2 Tubular Accessories...........................................................................................................196
3.3 Completion Tools...............................................................................................................197
3.4 Well Head and X-Mass Tree...............................................................................................198
3.5 Liner Hanger......................................................................................................................201
3.6 Bridge Plugs.......................................................................................................................202
3.7 Downhole Pressure Gauge.................................................................................................202
3.8 Standards...........................................................................................................................204
4 Company Requirement Facilities...............................................................................................205
4.1 Geologist Caravan..............................................................................................................205
4.2 Informatics.........................................................................................................................206
1.1 HP Server Specification......................................................................................................211
1.2 Hardware Requirement Specification................................................................................212
5 Drilling / Completion Acceptance and Penalty/Compensation Deduction Criteria....................213

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1 General Introduction
1.1 COMPANY’s Plan
NISOC Intends to drill 29 development, 1 injection and 1 disposal wells with EPD basis in maximum
24 months. The CONTRACT AREA is located in Khuzestan province. Wells are classified as
development in three different profile six different categories as vertical, horizontal and deviated
profiles. Contractor will be involved in the drilling campaign with at least 7 9 sets of 2000HP drilling
rigs throughout project. Contractor shall provide competent manpower and organization chart for
the project which shall be approved by COMPANY in advance. A simple well summary for different
types is demonstrated below.
Wells Classification:

No. Wells Classification Well Code

1 ASMARI-Directional (Location-1) W284.1N
2 ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-2) W284.2N
3 ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-3) W284N
4 ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-4) W177.1N
5 ASMARI-Vertical (Location-5) W207N
6 ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-6) W222.1N
7 ASMARI-Directional (Location-7) W225.1N
8 ASMARI-Directional (Location-8) W225N
9 ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-9) W226N
10 ASMARI-Directional (Location-10) W248.1S
11 ASMARI-Directional (Location-11) W248.2S
12 ASMARI-Directional (Location-12) W265.1N
13 ASMARI-Directional (Location-13) W265.2N
14 ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-14) W265N
15 ASMARI-Directional (Location-15) W275.1N
16 ASMARI-Directional (Location-16) W275.2N
17 ASMARI-Directional (Location-17) W275N
18 ASMARI-Directional (Location-18) W295.1S
19 ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-19) W323N
20 ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-20) W341.1N
21 ASMARI-Vertical (Location-21) W350N

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22 ASMARI-Directional (Location-22) W351S

23 ASMARI-Vertical (Location-23) W360.1N
24 ASMARI-Directional (Location-24) W363S
25 ASMARI-Directional (Location-25) W374S
26 ASMARI-Directional (Location-26) W394.1S
27 ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-27) W397N
28 ASMARI-Vertical (Location-28) W413N
29 ASMARI-Directional (Location-29) W416N
30 ASMARI-Vertical (Location-30) W419N
31 ASMARI-Vertical (Location-31) W169.1S

Well Objectives:
1. ASMARI-Directional (Location-1): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
Directional well to produce oil from Asmari reservoir.

2. ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-2): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a

Horizontal well to produce oil from Asmari reservoir.

3. ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-3): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a

horizontal well to produce oil from Asmari reservoir.

4. ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-4): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a

directionally/horizontally well to Produce oil from Asmari reservoir Zone A1 and to supply
capacity of Ahwaz production Unit No. 2.

5. ASMARI-Vertical (Location-5): The objective drilling in this location is to produce oil from
Asmari reservoir in Ahwaz Oilfield.

6. ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-6): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a

horizontal well to produce oil from Layer A1 of Asmari reservoir.

7. ASMARI-Directional (Location-7): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a

directional well to produce oil from Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of Ahwaz
production unit No.2.

8. ASMARI-Directional (Location-8): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a

directional well to develop and produce oil from Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of
Ahwaz production unit No.2.

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9. ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-9): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a

horizontal well to produce oil from north flank of Asmari Fm. layer A1 and to supply the
capacity of P.U. No.2 of Ahwaz oil field.

10. ASMARI-Directional (Location-10): The objective of drilling in this location is to directionally

drill a well, produce oil from the upper layers of Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of
unit No.2.

11. ASMARI-Directional (Location-11): The objective of drilling in this location is to directionally

drill a well, produce oil from the upper layers of Asmari reservoir and to supply oil capacity
of production unit No.2.

12. ASMARI-Directional (Location-12): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
directional well to produce oil from Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of Ahwaz
production unit No.2.

13. ASMARI-Directional (Location-13): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
directional well to produce oil from Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of Ahwaz
production unit No.5.

14. ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-14): The objective of drilling this well is oil production from
Layer A-1 of Asmari reservoir in northern flank (west section) of Ahwaz oilfield.

15. ASMARI-Directional (Location-15): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
directional well to produce oil from Asmari reservoir.

16. ASMARI-Directional (Location-16): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
directional well to develop and produce oil from Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of
Ahwaz production unit No.2.

17. ASMARI-Directional (Location-17): The objective of drilling this well is oil production from
northern flank (west section) of Asmari reservoir in Ahwaz oilfield.

18. ASMARI-Directional (Location-18): The objective drilling in this is to directionally drill well
and produce oil from Asmari reservoir.

19. ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-19): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
horizontal well to Produce oil from Asmari reservoir Zone A1 and to supply capacity of
Ahwaz production unit No. 3.

20. ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-20): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
horizontal well to produce oil from north flank of Asmari Fm. layer A1 and to supply the
capacity of P.U. No.3 of Ahwaz oil field.

21. ASMARI-Vertical (Location-21): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
vertical well to produce oil from Asmari reservoir.

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22. ASMARI-Directional (Location-22): The objective drilling in this location directionally is

producer from Asmari reservoir in Ahwaz oilfield.

23. ASMARI-Vertical (Location-23): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
vertical well to develop and produce oil from Asmari reservoir in Ahwaz oilfield.

24. ASMARI-Directional (Location-24): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
directional well to produce oil from Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of Ahwaz
production unit No.3.

25. ASMARI-Directional (Location-25): The objective of drilling in this location is to directionally

drill a well produce oil from the upper layers of Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of
unit No.3.

26. ASMARI-Directional (Location-26): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
directionally well to Produce oil from Asmari reservoir and to supply capacity of Ahwaz
production unit No. 3.

27. ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-27): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
horizontal well to produce oil from Layer A1 of Asmari reservoir.

28. ASMARI-Vertical (Location-28): The objective drilling in this location is dispose water waste
to Asmari reservoir in Ahwaz oilfield.

29. ASMARI-Directional (Location-29): The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a
directional well with about 441 meters horizontal displacement to produce oil from Asmari
Formation.

30. ASMARI-Vertical (Location-30): The objective of drilling this well is to dispose water waste
into northern flank (west section) of Asmari reservoir in Ahwaz oilfield.

31. ASMARI-Vertical (Location-31): The objective of this vertically well is an oil producing well to
supply capacity of Ahwaz production unit 2.

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Project Schedule: (Starting month of below table will be shifted based on effective date of contract.)

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22nd 23rd 24th
Rig line
Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month Month
Rig#1 W248.1S W248.2S W374S
Rig#2 W350N W351S W226N W394.1S
Rig#3 W207N W323N W177.1N W416N
Rig#4 W341.1N W284.1N W284.2N W284N
Rig#5 W265.1N W265.2N W265N(H)
Rig#6 W413N W363S W397N W222.1N
Rig#7 W275N W275.1N W275.2N
Rig#8 W419N W360.1N W295.1S
Rig#9 W225.1N W225N W169.1S

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 Estimated Production Rates

No. Location Well Type Estimated Rate (M bbl/d)

1 W284.1N Pro.

2 W284.2N Pro.

3 W284N Pro.

4 W177.1N Pro.

5 W207N Pro.

6 W222.1N Pro.

7 W225.1N Pro.

8 W225N Pro.

9 W226N Pro.

10 W248.1S Pro.

11 W248.2S Pro.

12 W265.1N Pro.

13 W265.2N Pro.

14 W265N Pro.

15 W275.1N Pro.

16 W275.2N Pro.

17 W275N Pro.

18 W295.1S Pro.

19 W323N Pro.

20 W341.1N Pro.

21 W350N Pro.

22 W351S Pro.

23 W360.1N Pro.

24 W363S Pro.

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25 W374S Pro.

26 W394.1S Pro.

27 W397N Pro.

28 W413N Inj.

2928 W416N Pro.

3029 W419N Pro.

3130 W169.1S Pro.

Note:
These rates are estimated production rate rates for each well based on available data and
nearby wells. It is worth mentioning that after drilling and workover operations and in
accordance with the production capacity of the reservoir, the mentioned rates will be
corrected by the Company.

Highlights:
 The project is consisted of providing all required items including rig, engineering, materials,
equipment and personnel from planning to production stages. COMPANY will have
representatives to review and approve all stages.
 The packages shall include all items related to site preparation i.e. road, water line, septic,
conductor installation, fences, security, waste management, burning pit, as well as
connecting wellhead to the production line and all related site construction items.
 CONTRACTOR shall demonstrate the ability to perform the project, i.e. provide the rig
ownership or rent agreement documents, otherwise the proposal will be rejected.
 CONTRACTOR shall start the project with minimum 7 9 rigs during project execution to meet
project delivery deadline.
 RIGs shall not be older than 5 years OR the latest OVER HALL should have been carried out
before 3 years.
 The CONTRACTOR’s drilling services shall be from NISOC vendor list in attachment#15
(Preferably Iranian companies).
 The CONTRACTOR team shall be approved by the COMPANY.
 Drilling team’s technical members shall have valid IWCF during project period.
 CONTRACTOR shall prepare and submit the drilling/completion/geology program to
COMPANY at least 4 weeks before spudding, based on NISOC standards. NISOC approval is
essential for spud.
 CONTRACTOR shall complete project cost table (attachment#1) and do NOT claim any other
items out of this table.
 MUD LOGGING is required from spud to well delivery.
 CONTRACTOR shall run Segmented Bond Tools Radial Cement Bond Log after cementation. If
Segmented Bond Tools Radial Cement Bond Log result or dry test results do not positively
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with COMPANY approval. Starting the next phase is depending on COMPANY approval based
on cement quality.
 Fuel shall be included in turnkey cost.
 Site shall be totally cleaned after rig demobilization. Clearance shall be approved by the
COMPANY.
 CONTRACTOR shall provide 4 fully equipped accommodation and offices for COMPANY
personnel per rig, in accordance with COMPANY standards (as per attachment#18).
 CONTRACTOR shall establish training courses for NISOC personnel during project as per
attachment#12.
 CONTRACTOR shall provide three numbers of 4WD vehicles per rig for COMPANY, during the
project.
 CONTRACTOR shall make all necessary cooperation and arrangement whenever COMPANY
representatives require for site visit during project execution.
 In case of facing Gas Cap, then Contractor is obliged to use Shear Rams, Rotating Head, Extra
Water tanks. In case of directional drilling Contractor shall also use EMMWD as well.
 All the well trajectories, lengths and shoe depths of casings, liners and tubings, provided in
the scope of work, are as a guidance and Contractor shall carry out engineering and
simulation studies and submit to Company for review and approval.
 Further available information will be provided for Contractor.
 Contractor shall provide surface well testing equipment for commissioning period.
 In case of facing Gas Cap, then Contractor is obliged to use Rotating Head.
[1.2] Basic Information
 Water Supply: CONTRACTOR shall supply water during Project.

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1.2[1.3] Contract Area Distribution

The Ahwaz Oil field is located in Khuzestan province. It borders in south by Ab-Teymur, in south east
by Mansuri and Shadegan, in east by Marun and Kupal, in west by Susangerd and Jofayr and in north
by Band-e-Karkheh and Ramin oil fields.

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1.3[1.4] Formation Stratigraphy and Lithology Formation Description

A brief description of the stratigraphic units expected to be drilled in Ahwaz Formation typical
vertical well has been presented in the following breakdown.
 Recent/Aghajari Formation
The Aghajari formation mainly consists of sandstones, red marl, grey marl, limestone and
gypsum.
 Mishan Formation
The Mishan formation is mainly consistent of gray Marl and limestone. This formation in the
lower part consists of a repetition of grey marl and bound stone.
 Gachsaran Formation
Deposition of the Gachsaran formation is cyclic. This formation totally consists of a repetition of
Anhydrite, grey and red marl as well as salt and some limestone beds.
 Asmari Formation
Carbonates comprise the major rock type within the Asmari formation. Sandstones are poorly
developed in this formation; they do not appear to exceed a few meters in thickness and are
usually tight being cemented with carbonate.
 Pabdeh Formation
Pabdeh formation is divided into two parts in the Ahwaz field. The upper part is made of-grey to
dark-brown argillaceous limestone and marls. Planktonic fauna dates that this part was
deposited in Oligocene. The lower part is composed of dark-brown, slightly argillaceous
limestone. Pelagic fauna, mostly Globigerina and Globorotalia, indicates that this part was
formed during late Paleocene to late Eocene in age. It seems that no early Paleocene formation
exists in the Ahwaz area.

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1.4[1.5] Reservoir Description

The Asmari formation is the main reservoir which is divided to 10 Layers.
Reservoir Properties

Oil Pressure (psi) 3736

Water Pressure (psi) 4200

Oil Gradient (psi/ft.) 0.29

Water Gradient (psi/ft.) 0.47

GOC (m.s.s) 2475-2500

WOC (m.s.s) 2528-2819

H2S Content (Mole %) 0

CO2 (Mole %) 0.2

Salinity (PPM) 200,000

Res. Temperature Gradient (˚F/ft.) 0.011

Res. Temp @ Ref. Depth (F) 190

°API 31

Oil Ref. Depth (m.s.s) 2685

Water Ref. Depth (m.s.s) 2895

Note:
 The corrosive gas concentration is subject to future well test sampling and lab test.
 These data are estimated and contained uncertainties.

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1.5[1.6] Well Design

1.5.1[1.6.1] Offset Well Data

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1.5.2[1.6.2] Drilling Program Summary

The field development is categorized in thirty different locations as below:
Location-1
The following table presents the general information about W284.1N directional well (Location-1):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
59, 72,
W284.1N P Dir. 284,013 3,474,505 3177 -2500 -2775 14.84 23
118, 464
P: Producer Dir. Directional
 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a Directional well to produce oil from
Asmari reservoir.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to 1ST K.O.P., in Aghajari formation, Deviate the well towards
N231.55° at rate of 3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to maximum build up angle of 30.65°, Drilling
should be continued with last mentioned angle and azimuth down to 9 5/8” casing point in Cap
Rock below CR/KB”D” .Drill the well directionally with constant built angle and azimuth down to
Asmari Fm.(D.A.P.) Drop built angel of 30.65° at the rate of 10.22°/30m towards N231.55° down
to vertical point. Drilling should be continue vertically down to total depth at 3177m. (-3021m.)
(20m in Pabdeh Fm.).

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Location-2
The following table presents the general information about W284.2N horizontal well (Location-2):

Wellhead
Well Coordinates Total
Well Well G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E
Classificatio Depth Nearby Well
Name/Location Type (m.s.s.) (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m)
n East North (m.d.d)

59, 243,
W284.2N Pro. H 284,068 3,474,469 3442 -2500 -2775 14.79 23
183, 464

Pro. : Production H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a Horizontal well to produce oil from
Asmari reservoir.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to 1ST K.O.P., in Aghajari formation, Deviate the well towards
N134° at rate of 3.5°/30 m. (R =491m) down to 1st maximum build up angle of 34.7°, Drill the
well directionally with constant built angle and azimuth down to 2nd K.O.P in Gachsaran
formation member “6”, then Deviate the well towards N134° at rate of 3.5°/30 m. (R =491m)
down to 2nt maximum build up angle of 53.7°, drilling should be continued with last mentioned
angle and azimuth down to 9 5/8” casing point in Cap Rock below CR/KB”D” .Drill the well
directionally with constant built angle and azimuth down to 3rd K.O.P in Cap Rock, afterwards,
drilling should be continued with 13.5°/30 (R=127m.) toward N 134° down to 3rd maximum
build up angle of 93° in Asmari Fm. layer “A-1”(12m vertical thickness), continue drilling the well
directionally with constant angle and azimuth down to total depth at 3442m.(-2590m.)(400m
horizontal displacement in Asmari Fm. layer “A-1”)

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Location-3
The following table presents the general information for W284N horizontal well (Location-3):
Wellhead
Well Coordinates Total
Well Well G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Depth
Classification Type (m.s.s.) (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n East North (m.d.d)

59, 72,
W284N Pro. H 283,959 3,474,541 3440 -2500 -2775 14.48 23
118, 464

Pro. : Production H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a horizontal well to produce oil from
Asmari reservoir.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to 1ST K.O.P., in Aghajari formation, Deviate the well towards
N279° at rate of 3.5°/30 m. (R =491m) down to 1st maximum build up angle of 38.2°, Drill the
well directionally with constant built angle and azimuth down to 2nd K.O.P in Gachsaran
formation member “6”, then Deviate the well towards N279° at rate of 3.5°/30 m. (R =491m)
down to 2nd maximum build up angle of 53.5°, drilling should be continued with last mentioned
angle and azimuth down to 9 5/8” casing point in Cap Rock below CR/KB”D” .Drill the well
directionally with constant built angle and azimuth down to 3rd K.O.P in Cap Rock, afterwards,
drilling should be continued with 13.5°/30 (R=127m.) toward N 279° down to 3rd maximum
build up angle of 92.5° in Asmari Fm. layer “A-1”(12m vertical thickness), continue drilling the
well directionally with constant angle and azimuth down to total depth at 3440m.(-2580m.)
(400m horizontal displacement in Asmari Fm. layer “A-1”)

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Location-4
The following table presents the general information for W177.1N horizontal well (Location-4):

Wellhead
Well Well Coordinates Total G.O.C O.W.C R.T.
Well G.L.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio Depth (m.s.s. (m.s.s. E
Type (m.s.s) Well
n n East North (m.d.d) ) ) (m)

W177.1N Pro. H 292,429 3,467,721 3180 -2500 -2765 15.3 24 57, 307, 507

Pro: Producer H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a directionally/horizontally well to Produce
oil from Asmari reservoir Zone A1 and to supply capacity of Ahwaz production unit No. 2.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to 1st K.O.P., in Gachsaran formation member “6” at 2135m;
Deviate the well towards N127° at rate of 3.5°/30 m. (R =491m) down to maximum build up
angle of 58° at 2630m. Drilling should be continued with the last mentioned angle and azimuth
down to 9 5/8” casing point in Cap Rock below CR/KB”D”. Drill the well directionally with
constant built angle and azimuth down to 2nd K.O.P in Cap Rock at 2712m; afterwards, drilling
should be continued with 14°/30 (R=123m.) toward N 127° down to horizontal point at 2781m.
In Asmari Fm. layer “A-1”, continue drilling the well horizontally with constant angle and
azimuth to total depth at 3180m. (-2587m.). (400m horizontal displacement in Asmari Fm. layer
“A-1”)

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Location-5
The following table presents the general information for W207N vertical well (Location-5):
Wellhead
Well Well Coordinates Total G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.
Well Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio Depth (m.s.s. (m.s.s. (m.s.s E
Type Well
n n East North (m.d.d) ) ) ) (m)

105, 508,
W207N Pro. V 290,237 3,469,569 3072 -2500 -2765 16.88 25
492, 228
Pro: Producer V: Vertical

 Drilling Objective
The objective drilling in this location is to produce oil from Asmari reservoir in Ahwaz oilfield.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to 13 3/8” Casing point, then continue drilling the well vertically
down to 9 5/8” casing point (below KB”D”) in Cap Rock, after that, Continue drilling to Total
Depth (3072m. (-3047m.)) (20m. in Pabdeh formation.) , 7” liner in T.D

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Location-6
The following table presents the general information for W222.1N Horizontal well (Location-6):

Wellhead
Well Coordinates Total
Well Well G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Depth
Classification Type (m.s.s.) (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n (m.d.d)
East North

15, 236,
W222.1N Pro. H 288,786 3,470,609 3179 - -2765 18 26
264, 337
Pro: Producer H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a horizontal well to produce oil from Layer
A1 of Asmari reservoir.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to 1ST K.O.P., in Gachsaran formation member “6”, Deviate the
well towards N118° at rate of 4°/30 m. (R =430m) down to 1st maximum build up angle of 49°,
drilling should be continued with last mentioned angle and azimuth down to 9 5/8” casing point
in Cap Rock below CR/KB ”D” .Drill the well directionally with constant built angle and azimuth
down to 2nd K.O.P in Cap Rock, afterwards, drilling should be continued with 14°/30 (R=123m.)
toward N 118° down to 2nd maximum build up angle of 88° in Asmari Fm. layer “A-1” (12m
vertical thickness), continue drilling the well directionally with constant angle and azimuth down
to total depth (400m displacement horizontal in Asmari Fm. (layer “A-1”).

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Location-7
The following table presents the general information about W284.1N directional well (Location-7):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
226, 157,
W225.1N Pro. D 287,764 3,469,398 3130 -2500 -2750 16.97 27 322, 162,
424
P: Producer Dir. Directional
 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a directional well to produce oil from
Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of Ahwaz production unit No.2.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P., in Aghajari Fm., Deviate the well towards N160° at rate of
3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to maximum build up angle of 30.6°, then continue drilling to 9 5/8″
casing point in CR/KB”D” .Continue drilling to top of As. Fm. and drop the angle to vertical point.
Drill the well vertically down to total depth (20m. in Pabdeh Fm.). Run 7″ liner based on log
results evaluation.

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Location-8
The following table presents the general information about W225N directional well (Location-8):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
226, 157,
W225N Pro. D 287,712 3,469,437 3082 -2500 -2750 17.05 25 322, 162,
424
P: Producer Dir. Directional
 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a directional well to develop and produce
oil from Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of Ahwaz production unit No.2.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P., in Aghajari Fm., Deviate the well towards N354° at rate of
3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to maximum build up angle of 29.4°, then continue drilling to 9 5/8″
casing point in CR/KB”D” .Continue drilling to top of As. Fm. and drop the angle to vertical point.
Drill the well vertically down to total depth (20m. in Pabdeh Fm.). Run 7″ liner based on log
results evaluation.

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Location-9
The following table presents the general information for W226N Horizontal well (Location-9):

Wellhead
Well Coordinates Total
Well Well G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Depth
Classification Type (m.s.s.) (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n (m.d.d)
East North

254, 48,
W226N Pro. H 288,338 3,470,990 3154 -2500 -2765 19.1 27 508, 435,
337
Pro: Producer H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a horizontal well to produce oil from north
flank of Asmari Fm. layer A1 and to supply the capacity of P.U. No.2 of Ahwaz oil field.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to 1ST K.O.P., in GS.Fm.Mbr"6", Deviate the well towards N310° at
rate of 3.5°/30 m. (R =491m) down to 1st maximum build up angle of 51.7°, drilling should be
continued with last mentioned angle and azimuth down to 9 5/8” casing point in Cap Rock
below CR/KB”D”. Drill the well directionally with constant built angle and azimuth down to 2nd
K.O.P in Cap Rock, afterwards, drilling should be continued with 13.3°/30 (R=129m.) toward N
310° down to 2nd maximum build up angle of 89° in Asmari Fm. layer “A-1”(12m vertical
thickness), continue drilling the well directionally with constant angle and azimuth down to total
depth at 3154m.(-2599m.)

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Location-10
The following table presents the general information about W248.1S directional well (Location-10):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
28, 285,
W248.1S Pro. D 284,812 3,469,760 3246 -2475 -2750 19.36 28
345
P: Producer Dir. Directional
 Drilling Objective
The objective of drilling in this location is to directionally drill a well, produce oil from the upper
layers of Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of unit No.2.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P., in Aghajari formation, Deviate the well at rate of 3°/30 m.
(R =573m) down to maximum build up angle of 31°, Drilling should be continued with last
mentioned angle down to Asmari Formation, 9 5/8” casing should be run in cap rock below
CR/KB/D”, afterwards, drilling should be continued with dropping build angel in 10°/30m.
(R=172m) down to vertical point. Drilling should be continued vertically down to total depth
(20m in Pabdeh Fm.).

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Location-11
The following table presents the general information about W248.2S directional well (Location-11):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
28, 285,
W248.2S Pro. D 284,771 3,469,810 3247 -2475 -2750 19.36 28
345
P: Producer Dir. Directional
 Drilling Objective
The objective of drilling in this location is to directionally drill a well, produce oil from the upper
layers of Asmari reservoir and to supply oil capacity of production unit No.2.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P., in Aghajari formation, Deviate the well at rate of 3°/30 m.
(R=573m) down to maximum build up angle of 30°, Drilling should be continued with last
mentioned angle down to Asmari Formation,(9 5/8” casing should be run in cap rock below
CR/KB/D”, afterwards, drilling should be continued with dropping build angel in 10°/30m.
(R=172m) down to vertical point. Drilling should be continued vertically down to total depth
(20m in Pabdeh Fm.).

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Location-12
The following table presents the general information about W265.1N directional well (Location-12):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
464, 183,
W265.1N Pro. D 285,596 3,473,537 3478 -2500 -2775 15.59 25
243, 158
P: Producer Dir. Directional
 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a directional well to produce oil from
Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of Ahwaz production unit No.2.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P., in Aghajari formation, Deviate the well toward N154.18°
at rate of 3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to maximum build up angle of 36.38°, drilling should be
continued with last mentioned angle and azimuth down 13 3/8” casing point (first Anhydride
bed in Gs. Formation member “6”), Continue drilling the well directionally with constant built
angle and azimuth down to Drop angle point in top of As. Formation, (9 5/8” casing should be
run in Cap Rock below CR/KB ” D”) afterwards, drilling should be continued with Dropping Build
angle in 10°/30 (R=172 m.) down to vertical point. Drilling should be continued vertically down
to total depth (20m in Pabdeh Fm.)

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Location-13
The following table presents the general information about W265.2N directional well (Location-13):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
464, 183,
W265.2N Pro. D 285,543 3,473,573 3281 -2500 -2760 16.09 24
243, 48
P: Producer Dir. Directional
 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a directional well to produce oil from
Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of Ahwaz production unit No.5.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P., in Aghajari Fm., Deviate the well towards N180° at rate of
3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to maximum build up angle of 30°, then continue drilling to 9 5/8″
casing point in CR/KB”D” .Continue drilling to top of As. Fm. and drop the angle to vertical point.
Drill the well vertically down to total depth (20m. in Pabdeh Fm.). Run 7″liner based on log
results evaluation.

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Location-14
The following table presents the general information for W265N Horizontal well (Location-14):

Wellhead
Well Coordinates Total
Well Well G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Depth
Classification Type (m.s.s.) (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n (m.d.d)
East North

48, 183,
W265N Pro. H 285,650 3,473,500 3530 -2500 -2760 15.69 24 243, 337,
464
Pro: Producer H: Horizontal
Drilling Objective
The objective of drilling this well is oil production from Layer A-1 of Asmari reservoir in northern
flank (west section) of Ahwaz oilfield.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to 800m (1st K.O.P.), in Aghajari formation, then deviate the well
towards N140° at rate of 3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to 1st maximum build up angle of 30°, Drill
the well directionally with constant built angle and azimuth down to 2nd K.O.P. at 2314m then
deviate the well towards N140° at rate of 3.5°/30 m. (R =491m) down to 2nd maximum build up
angle of 54.5°. Drill the well directionally with constant built angle and azimuth down to 3rd
K.O.P. at 3045m. Then deviate the well towards N140° at rate of 13°/30 m. (R =132m) down to
3rd maximum build up angle of 91.5°. Drill the well directionally with constant built angle and
azimuth to Total Depth at 3530m.

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Location-15
The following table presents the general information about W275.1N directional well (Location-15):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
26, 241,
W275.1N Pro. D 284,074 3,473,185 3593 -2500 -2780 17 25
295, 384
P: Producer Dir. Directional
 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a directional well to produce oil from
Asmari reservoir.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P., in Aghajari formation, Deviate the well toward N140° at
rate of 3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to maximum build up angle of 35°, drilling should be continued
with last mentioned angle and azimuth down to 2nd. K.O.P in 20m. below 13 3/8” casing point
(first Anhydride bed in Gs. Formation member “6”), Deviate the well toward N140° at rate of
3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to 2nd.maximum build up angle of 53.8°, Drill the well directionally
with constant built angle and azimuth down to Drop angle point in top of As. Formation, (9 5/8”
casing should be run in Cap Rock below CR/KB ” D”) afterwards, drilling should be continued
with Dropping Build angle in 8°/30 (R=215 m.) toward N140° down to vertical point. Drilling
should be continued vertically down to total depth (20m in Pabdeh Fm.)

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Location-16
The following table presents the general information about W275.2N directional well (Location-16):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
301, 374,
W275.2N Pro. D 284,031 3,473,136 3137 -2500 -2775 17.44 26 384, 241,
295
P: Producer Dir. Directional
 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a directional well to develop and produce
oil from Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of Ahwaz production unit No.2.
 Summary of Drilling Program
Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P., in Aghajari formation, Deviate the well toward N150.9° at
rate of 3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to maximum build up angle of 30°, drilling should be continued
with last mentioned angle and azimuth down 13 3/8” casing point (first Anhydride bed in Gs.
Formation member “6”), Continue drilling the well directionally with constant built angle and
azimuth down to Drop angle point in top of As. Formation, (9 5/8” casing should be run in Cap
Rock below CR/KB ” D”) afterwards, drilling should be continued with Dropping Build angle in
10°/30 (R=172 m.) toward down to vertical point. Drilling should be continued vertically down to
total depth (20m in Pabdeh Fm.)

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Location-17
The following table presents the general information about W275N directional well (Location-17):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
241, 295,
W275N Pro. D 283,988 3,473,087 3061 -2500 -2760 17.47 26
384, 433
P: Producer Dir. Directional

 Drilling Objective
The objective of drilling this well is oil production from northern flank (west section) of Asmari
reservoir in Ahwaz oilfield.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to 1000m (K.O.P.), in Aghajari formation, Deviate the well towards
N262° at rate of 3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to maximum build up angle of 25°, Drill the well
directionally with constant built angle and azimuth down to top of As. Fm. and drop the angle at
rate of 10°/30 m. (R =172m), to vertical point then continue drilling vertically down to Total
Depth (20m in Pd. Fm.).

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Location-18
The following table presents the general information about W295.1S directional well (Location-18):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
282, 290,
W295.1S Pro. D 281,160 3,472,669 3348 -2500 -2765 18.22 26 276, 115,
465
P: Producer Dir. Directional

 Drilling Objective
The objective drilling in this is to directionally drill well and produce oil from Asmari reservoir.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P, in Aghajari formation, Deviate the well at rate of
3.5ᵒ/30m.(R:491m) down to M.B.U.A of (34ᵒ), drilling should be continued with last mentioned
angle and azimuth down to 13 3/8 casing point in first anhydrite bed of Gachsaran formation
member “6” , drilling should be continued with last mentioned angle down to Asmari Fm. (9 5/8
casing should be run in Cap Rock below KB “D”) ;afterwards, Drilling should be continued with
dropping build angle at rate of 10ᵒ /30 (R: 172m.) down to vertical point. Drilling should be
continued vertically down to total depth (20m. in Pabdeh Formation), 7” liner in T.D.

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Location-19
The following table presents the general information for W323N Horizontal well (Location-19):

Wellhead
Well Coordinates Total
Well Well G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Depth
Classification Type (m.s.s.) (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n (m.d.d)
East North

59, 335,
W323N Pro. H 280,508 3,476,338 3130 - -2775 16.75 25
418
Pro: Producer H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a horizontal well to Produce oil from
Asmari reservoir Zone A1 and to supply capacity of Ahwaz production unit No. 3.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to 1ST K.O.P., in Aghajari formation at 2015m; Deviate the well
towards N154° at rate of 3.5°/30 m. (R =4913m) down to maximum build up angle of 56° at
2490, drilling should be continued with the last mentioned angle and azimuth down to 9 5/8”
casing point in Cap Rock below CR/KB”D”. Drill the well directionally with constant built angle
and azimuth down to 2nd K.O.P in Cap Rock at 2811m; afterwards, drilling should be continued
with 14°/30 (R=123m.) toward N 154° down to maximum build up angle of 93° at 2890m. in
Asmari Fm. layer “A-1”, continue drilling the well with constant angle and azimuth to total depth
at 3130m.(-2579m.). (400m horizontal displacement in Asmari Fm. layer “A-1”)

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Location-20
The following table presents the general information for W341.1N Horizontal well (Location-20):

Wellhead
Well Coordinates Total
Well Well G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Depth
Classification Type (m.s.s.) (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n (m.d.d)
East North

495, 355,
W341.1N Pro. H 278,532 3,476,724 2950 - -2812 17.68 26
509, 110
Pro: Producer H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a horizontal well to produce oil from north
flank of Asmari Fm. layer A1 and to supply the capacity of P.U. No.3 of Ahwaz oil field.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to 1ST K.O.P., in GS.Fm. Mbr"6", Deviate the well towards N122° at
rate of 3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to 1st maximum build up angle of 53.5°, drilling should be
continued with last mentioned angle and azimuth down to 9 5/8” casing point in Cap Rock
below CR/KB”D” .Drill the well directionally with constant built angle and azimuth down to 2nd
K.O.P in Cap Rock, afterwards, drilling should be continued with 13.3°/30 (R=129m.) toward N
122° down to 2nd maximum build up angle of 86° in Asmari Fm. layer “A-1”(12m vertical
thickness), continue drilling the well directionally with constant angle and azimuth down to total
depth at 2950m.(-2586m.)

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Location-21
The following table presents the general information for W350N vertical well (Location-21):

Wellhead
Well Coordinates Total
Well Well G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Depth
Classification Type (m.s.s.) (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n (m.d.d)
East North

56, 278,
W350N Pro. V 277,959 3,477,578 3095 - -2812 20 27 494, 509,
485
Pro: Producer H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a vertical well to produce oil from Asmari
reservoir.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to 9 5/8″casing point in Cap Rock Below KB”D” .Drill the well
vertically down to total depth (20m. in Pd. Fm.)

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Location-22
The following table presents the general information about W351S directional well (Location-22):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
458, 483,
W351S Pro. D 276,659 3,475,729 3257 - -2812 16.37 25
70, 442
P: Producer Dir. Directional

 Drilling Objective
The objective drilling in this location directionally is producer from Asmari reservoir in Ahwaz
oilfield.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P, in Aghajari formation, Deviate the well at rate of 3ᵒ/30m.
(R:573m) down to M.B.U.A of (28.88ᵒ), drilling should be continued with last mentioned angle
and azimuth down to 13 3/8 casing point in first anhydrite bed of Gachsaran formation member
“6” , drilling should be continued with last mentioned angle down to Asmari Fm. (9 5/8 casing
should be run in Cap Rock below KB “D”) ;afterwards, Drilling should be continued with dropping
build angle at rate of 10ᵒ /30 (R: 172m.) down to vertical point. Drilling should be continued
vertically down to total depth (20m. in Pabdeh Formation), 7” liner in T.D.

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Location-23
The following table presents the general information for W360.1N vertical well (Location-23):

Wellhead
Well Coordinates Total
Well Well G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Depth
Classification Type (m.s.s.) (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n (m.d.d)
East North

485, 417,
W360.1N Pro. V 277,041 3,478,035 3120 -2500 -2812 18.86 27
106
Pro: Producer H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a vertical well to develop and produce oil
from Asmari reservoir in Ahwaz oilfield.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to total depth (20 m into the Pd. Fm.).

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Location-24
The following table presents the general information about W363S directional well (Location-24):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
458, 442,
W363S Pro. D 275,395 3,475,885 3292 - -2812 15.57 25
401, 515
P: Producer Dir. Directional

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a directional well to produce oil from
Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of Ahwaz production unit No.3.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P., in Aghajari formation, Deviate the well toward N42.92° at
rate of 3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to maximum build up angle of 29.75°, drilling should be
continued with last mentioned angle and azimuth down 13 3/8” casing point (first Anhydride
bed in Gs. Formation member “6”), Continue drilling the well directionally with constant built
angle and azimuth down to Drop angle point in top of As. Formation, (9 5/8” casing should be
run in Cap Rock below CR/KB ” D”) afterwards, drilling should be continued with Dropping Build
angle in 10°/30 (R=172 m.) toward down to vertical point. Drilling should be continued vertically
down to total depth (20m in Pabdeh Fm.)

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Location-25
The following table presents the general information about W374S directional well (Location-25):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
85, 401,
W374S Pro. D 274,981 3,477,198 3099 - -2812 16.1 24
442, 515
P: Producer Dir. Directional

 Drilling Objective
The objective of drilling in this location is to directionally drill a well produce oil from the upper
layers of Asmari reservoir and supply oil capacity of unit No.3.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P., in Gachsaran formation member “6”, Deviate the well at
rate of 3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to maximum build up angle of 29°, Drilling should be
continued with last mentioned angle down to Asmari formation, (9 5/8” casing should be run in
cap rock below CR/KB/D”), afterwards, drilling should be continued with dropping build angel in
10°/30m.(R=172m) down to vertical point. Drilling should be continued vertically down to total
depth (20m in Pabdeh Fm.).

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Location-26
The following table presents the general information about W394.1S directional well (Location-26):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
63, 515,
W394.1S Del./Pro. D 273,103 3,477,995 3331 - -2812 15.6 24
397
P: Producer Del.: Delineation Dir. Directional

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a directionally well to Produce oil from
Asmari reservoir and to supply capacity of Ahwaz production unit No. 3.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to K.O.P., in Aghajari formation at 900m; Deviate the well towards
N92° at rate of 3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to maximum build up angle of 34° at 1243m. Drilling
should be continued with the last mentioned angle and azimuth down to As. Fm. entry and
dropping points at 2860m. Directional drilling should be continued by dropping built angle of 34°
towards N92° at rate of 8.5°/30 m. (R =202m) down to vertical point at 2980 m. Continue drilling
the well vertically down to total depth of 20m. in Pd. Fm. at 3331m.

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Location-27
The following table presents the general information for W397N horizontal well (Location-27):

Wellhead
Well Coordinates Total
Well Well G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Depth
Classification Type (m.s.s.) (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n (m.d.d)
East North

206, 366,
W397N Pro. H 273,535 3,479,577 3182 - -2812 16.62 26
313, 390
Pro: Producer H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a horizontal well to produce oil from Layer
A1 of Asmari reservoir.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to 1ST K.O.P., in Gachsaran formation, Deviate the well towards
N107.21° at rate of 3.5°/30 m. (R =491.3m) down to 1st maximum build up angle of 53.1°, Drill
the well directionally with constant built angle and azimuth down to 9 5/8” casing point in Cap
Rock below CR/KB”D” in Cap Rock, Drill the well directionally with constant built angle and
azimuth down to 2nd K.O.P in Cap Rock, then Deviate the well towards N107.21° at rate of 13°/30
m. (R =132.3m) down to 2st maximum build up angle of 88.5°, afterward; drilling should be
continued with last mentioned angle and azimuth down to total depth at 3182m.( 2589.9m.)
(400m horizontal displacement in Asmari Fm. layer “A-1”)

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Location-28
The following table presents the general information for W413N vertical well (Location-28):

Wellhead
Well Coordinates Total
Well Well G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Depth
Classification Type (m.s.s.) (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n (m.d.d)
East North

61, 496,
W413N Inj. V 273,115 3,481,080 3155 - -2812 17.03 25
141, 309
Pro: Producer H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objective drilling in this location is to dispose water waste to Asmari reservoir in Ahwaz
oilfield.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to 13 3/8” Casing point, then continue drilling the well vertically
down to 9 5/8” casing point (below KB”D”) in Cap Rock, after that, Continue drilling to Total
Depth (3155m. (-3130m.)) (20m. in Pabdeh formation.) , 7” liner in T.D

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Location-29
The following table presents the general information about W416N directional well (Location-29):
Wellhead Total
Well Well Coordinates G.O.C
Well Depth O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio (m.s.s.
Type (m.d.d (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n n East North )
)
496, 141,
W416N Pro. D 272,594 3,480,875 3184 - -2782 17 25
309
P: Producer Del.: Delineation Dir. Directional

 Drilling Objective
The objective of well drilling in this location is to drill a directional well with about 441 meters
horizontal displacement to produce oil from Asmari Formation.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down K.O.P. (13 3/8” casing point in first Anhydride bed in Gs. formation
member “6”), Deviate the well towards N248° at rate of 3°/30 m. (R =573m) down to maximum
build up angle of 35.3°, drilling should be continued with last mentioned angle and azimuth
down to As. Formation, (9 5/8” casing should be run in Cap Rock below CR/KB”D”) afterwards,
drilling should be continued with Dropping Build angle in 8°/30 (R=215 m.) toward N 248° down
to vertical point. Drilling should be continued vertically down to total depth (20m in Pabdeh Fm.)

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Location-30
The following table presents the general information for W419N vertical well (Location-30):

Wellhead
Well Coordinates Total
Well Well G.O.C O.W.C G.L.E R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Depth
Classification Type (m.s.s.) (m.s.s.) (m.s.s) (m) Well
n (m.d.d)
East North

61, 309,
W419N Disp. V 272,351 3,481,198 3092 - -2812 20.67 29
141
Pro: Producer H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objective of drilling this well is to dispose water waste into northern flank (west section) of
Asmari reservoir in Ahwaz oilfield.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drill the well vertically down to 9 5/8″casing point in Cap Rock below KB”D” .Drill the well
vertically down to total depth (20m. in Pd. Fm.).

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Location-31
The following table presents the general information for W419N vertical well (Location-30):

Wellhead
Well Well Coordinates Total G.O.C
Well O.W.C R.T.E Nearby
Name/Locatio Classificatio Depth (m.s.s. T.C.F.
Type (m.s.s.) (m) Well
n n (m.d.d) )
East North

3,465,57 23.4 100, 261,

W169.1S Pro. V 291,951 2865 -2500 -2720 15.96
6 3 407
Pro: Producer H: Horizontal

 Drilling Objective
The objectives of drilling this vertically well is an oil producing well to supply capacity of Ahwaz
production unit 2.

 Summary of Drilling Program

Drilling the well vertically down to total depth of 20m. in Pd. fm. at 2865m. (-2841m.). 18 5/8”,
13 3/8”, 9 5/8” casings and 7” liner should be run at 65m. in Aj. Fm.; at 1818m. in Gs. Fm. Mbr.
“6”, at 2395m. in Cap Rock and at 2865m. in Pd. Fm. (at T.D.) respectively.

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1.5.3[1.6.3] Drilling/Completion Scope OF Work

Location of Delineation, Production and Observation wells with 7” cemented Liner
Well Types Well Location

Delineation W419N

W394/1S
W265/1N W265/2N W275N
(W393S)
W275/1N W275/2N W350N W360/1N
Production W248/1S W248/2S W169/1S W284.1N

W295/1S W351S W374S W363S

W225N W225/1N W416N - W207N

Observation W416N W419N - -

Completion Procedure of the development and observation wells with the 7” cemented liner:
1. Run and cement 7” Liner to the final depth of the well.
2. Perform pressure and dry pressure test at the lap of 7” Liner.
3. Clean and condition the well column up to the top of LDC depth using appropriate tools.
[4.] Take Radial Cement Bond LogSegmented Bond Tools / CCL / GR logs from 7” Liner and
perform remedial action if the cement does not have satisfying quality.
4.[5.] After selecting the optimal perforation method and appropriate bullets based on the
simulation, the perforation will be performed in the desired interval.
5.[6.] Clean the well using high viscous pill and take injectivity test from perforation intervals,
and, if necessary, perform acidizing.
 Acid and suitable additives should be selected according to the rock and fluid properties
of the reservoir.
6.[7.] Circulate fluid column in the well with high pH and anti-corrosion materials.
7.[8.] The long Completion string equipped with 3SV which has been designed using simulators
with optimal diameter and length, well will be driven into the well. It is suggested to set
tubing depth at 2200m ±200m (4 ½ inch). It should be noted that, the mentioned values are
just used as guidance and the basis for the Extra work and reduction of work is ±200m. SPM
should be considered as next table.
It should be noted that, the mentioned values are just used as guidance.
8.[9.] Standard wellhead are to be installed and tested.
9.[10.] While recording the flow data, the well should be flowed by nitrogen.
At the time of drainage of the drilling fluid, the well will be flowed through the injection of
nitrogen at 3 gallons per minute on a ½” choke, and after that, the oil will be flowed using a 3/8”
choke into the production unit, while checking and recording the flow data.
 It is worth mentioning that in order to prevent the lost circulation and damage of the
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completion of the well, the appropriate mud, along with the reservoir-compatible additives,
should be used in such a way as the rate of “Return permeability” is at least 95%.
 When choosing drilling fluid additives to prevent lost circulation, tests for its compatibility
with the reservoir rock and its results should be sent to client for approval.
Depth of orifice for Gas
Location Depth of 1st SPM (m) Depth of 2nd SPM (m)
lifting (m)
W169/1S 1451 1800 2200
W177/1N 1424 1800 2200
W207N 1451 1800 2200
W222.1N 1424 1800 2200
W225N 1451 1800 2200
W225/1N 1451 1800 2200
W226N 1424 1800 2200
W248/1S 1451 1800 2200
W248/2S 1451 1800 2200
W265N 1451 1800 2200
W265/1N 1451 1800 2200
W265/2N 1451 1800 2200
W275N 1451 1800 2200
W275/1N 1451 1800 2200
W275/2N 1451 1800 2200
W295/1S 1451 1800 2200
W323N 1424 1800 2200
W341/1N 1424 1800 2200
W350N 1451 1800 2200
W351.1S 1451 1800 2200
W360/1N 1451 1800 2200
W363S 1451 1800 2200
W374S 1451 1800 2200
W394/1S 1451 1800 2200
W397N 1424 1800 2200
W413N 1424 1800 2200
W416N 1451 1800 2200
W419N 1451 1800 2200
W284N 1424 1800 2200
W284/1N 1451 1800 2200

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Depth of orifice for Gas

Location Depth of 1st SPM (m) Depth of 2nd SPM (m)
lifting (m)
W284/2N 1424 1800 2200

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Completion Procedure of the development wells with the 7” slotted liner

Location of Production wells with 7” slotted Liner
Well
Well Types
Location

W226N W177/1N W397N W341/1N

Production W323N W265N W222/1N W284.2N

W284N - - -

1. Run 7” slotted Liner to the final depth (TD) of the well and make sure it is possible to get
access the TD.
 7” slotted liner should be selected with appropriate arrangement and number of
perforations according to the well and reservoir conditions and OFA.
2. The long Completion string equipped with 3SV which has been designed using simulators
with optimal diameter and length, will be driven into the well. It is suggested to set tubing
depth at 2200m ±200m (4 ½ inch). It should be noted that, the mentioned values are just
used as guidance and the basis for the Extra work and reduction of work is ±200m. SPM
should be considered as previous table. It should be noted that, the mentioned values are
just used as guidance.
3. Standard wellhead are to be installed and tested.
4. While recording the flow data, the well should be flowed by nitrogen.
 At the time of drainage of the drilling fluid, the well will be flowed through the injection
of nitrogen at 3 gallons per minute on a ½” choke, and after that, the oil will be flowed
using a 3/8” choke into the production unit, while checking and recording the flow data.
 If the well does not flow, the wells should first be acidized and the well will be flowed
again with appropriate choke.
 Acid and suitable additives should be selected according to the rock and fluid properties
of the reservoir.
 It is worth mentioning that in order to prevent the lost circulation and damage of the
reservoir rock during the drilling phase in the Asmari reservoir, as well as during the
completion of the well, the appropriate mud, along with the reservoir-compatible additives,
should be used in such a way as the rate of “Return permeability” is at least 95%.
 When choosing drilling fluid additives to prevent lost circulation, tests for its compatibility
with the reservoir rock and its results should be sent to this department.
Depending on drilling conditions and pressure of reservoir, flowing the well by diesel first and
then nitrogen will be considered.

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Completion Procedure of Water Disposal Wells

Location of Water Disposal Wells

Well Types Well Location

WTR Disposal
W413N
well

1. Run and cement 7” Liner to the final depth of the well.

2. Perform pressure and dry pressure test at the lap of 7” Liner.
3. Clean and condition the well column up to the top of LDC depth using appropriate tools.
[4.] Take Radial Cement Bond LogSegmented Bond Tools / CCL / GR logs from 7” Liner and
perform remedial action if the cement does not have satisfying quality.
4.[5.] After selecting the optimal perforation method and appropriate bullets based on the
simulation, the perforation will be performed in the desired interval.
5.[6.] Take injectivity test from perforation intervals, and, if necessary, perform acidizing
(Injectivity pressure about 1000 psi with the rate of 20 bbl/min would be suitable)
 Acid and suitable additives should be selected according to the rock and fluid properties
of the reservoir.
6.[7.] Circulate fluid column in the well with high pH and anti-corrosion materials.
[8.] The long Completion string especial for disposal well which has been designed using
simulators with optimal diameter and length, well will be driven into the well. It is suggested
to set tubing depth at 2200m ±200m (4 ½ inch).
 It shall be noted that 7” completion string packer have to be set inside 7” liner, 70m above
perforation interval (7” tubing shall be extended to just above 7” liner lap), so that 4-1/2” tuning will
be inside 7” liner.
7.[9.] Standard wellhead for disposal well are to be installed and tested.

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1.5.4[1.6.4] Casing Program

[1)] Casing setting depths stated in this proposal, are guide lines for CONTRACTOR detailed
drilling program and might be changed due to operational requirements during drilling as
instructed by COMPANY. It should be understood that any change in depths of each hole
and the casing depths accordingly, shall have no impact on the rates and prices in Turnkey
Rate. (As per attachment#3). and it should be understood that the depths of each hole and
the casing depths accordingly, shall have no impact on the rates and prices in Turnkey Rate,
if +/-100m change of any interval is required. CONTRACTOR shall mention any additional
cost due to shoe depth change requested by COMPANY, in compensation attachment.
1)[2)] Casing program maybe optimized as the WORK progresses, to reduce DOWNHOLE
COMPLICATION and speed up the job. The optimization program shall have no impact on the
rates and prices of Turnkey Rate.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-1, W284.1N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2109
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2696
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3177 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
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ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-2, W284.2N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Horizontal
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2099
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2950
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3442 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-3, W284N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Horizontal
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2094
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2948
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

7” (Slotted
8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 3440 L80, 29#, VAM
Liner)

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-4, W177.1N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Horizontal
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2126
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2703
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

7” (Slotted
8-1/2” Asmari ±20 3180 L80, 29#, VAM
Liner)

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Vertical (Location-5, W207N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2140

ASMARI - Vertical
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2589
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3072 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-6, W222.1N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Horizontal
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2125
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2690
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

7” (Slotted
8-1/2” Asmari ±20 3179 L80, 29#, VAM
Liner)

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-7, W225.1N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2123
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2653
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Asmari ±20 7” (Liner) 3130 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-8, W225N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1929
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2603
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Asmari ±20 7” (Liner) 3082 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-9, W226N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Horizontal
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2127
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2665
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

Asmari, Layer 7” (Slotted

8-1/2” ±20 3154 L80, 29#, VAM
“A-1” Liner)

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-10, W248.1S):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1868
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2772
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3246 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-11, W248.2S):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1832
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2741
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3247 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-12, W265.1N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2459
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 3001
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3478 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-13, W265.2N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2270
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2800
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Asmari ±20 7” (Liner) 3281 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-14, W265N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Horizontal
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2299
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 3040
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

Asmari, Layer 7” (Slotted

8-1/2” ±20 3530 L80, 29#, VAM
“A-1” Liner)

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-15, W275.1N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2260
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 3077
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3593 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-16, W275.2N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2032
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2658
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3137 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-17, W275N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1954
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2580
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3061 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-18, W295.1S):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1923
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2873
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3348 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-19, W323N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Horizontal
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2003
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2806
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

7” (Slotted
8-1/2” Asmari ±20 3130 L80, 29#, VAM
Liner)

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-20, W341.1N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Horizontal
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1879
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2745
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

Asmari, Layer 7” (Slotted

8-1/2” ±20 2950 L80, 29#, VAM
“A-1” Liner)

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Vertical (Location-21, W350N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1968

ASMARI - Vertical
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2638
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3095 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-22, W351S):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1829
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2680
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3177 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Vertical (Location-23, W360.1N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1952

ASMARI - Vertical
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2634
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3120 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-24, W363S):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1957
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2799
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3292 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-25, W374S):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1869
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2622
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3099 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-26, W394.1S):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 2020
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2843
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3331 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Horizontal (Location-27, W397N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Horizontal
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1866
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2693
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

7” (Slotted
8-1/2” Asmari ±20 3182 L80, 29#, VAM
Liner)

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Vertical (Location-28, W413N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1872

ASMARI - Vertical
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2690
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3155 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Directional (Location-29, W416N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)

ASMARI - Directional
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1835
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2715
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3184 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.

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ASMARI-Vertical (Location-30, W419N):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 60 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1819

ASMARI - Vertical
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2638
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh ±20 7” (Liner) 3092 L80, 29#, VAM

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ASMARI-Vertical (Location-31, W169.1S):

Hole Casing/liner
Structural Well
Uncertainty Type Depth
Size Formation Size Grade/Weight(ppf)
(m)

26” Aghajari - 18-5/8” 65 J-55, 87.5#, BTC

NKT-95, 72#, BTC (12.25”

Gachsaran, Special Drift)
17-1/2” ±20 13-3/8” 1818

ASMARI - Vertical
Mbr#6 N80, 72#, BTC (12.25”
Special Drift)
L80, 43.5#, VAM
Cap Rock, L80, 47#, VAM
12-1/4” ±20 9-5/8” 2395
KB/”D” L80, 53.5#, C150V-150,
VAM (8.5” Special Drift)

8-1/2” Pabdeh - 7” (Liner) 2865 L80, 29#, VAM

 In case of Gas cap existence, contractor shall consider 120m for liner lap, otherwise, 60m for
liner lap.
Design Criteria:
 Collapse: 1.00
 Burst: 1.125
 Tension: 1.8
 Fully Evac.

1.5.5[1.6.5] Drilling and Completion Fluid

The focal points of drilling fluid design are to meet the requirement of drilling campaign in an
efficient, safe, and economic manner, including but not limited to following:
 To meet requirements of normal WORK according to the formation pore pressure, fracture
pressure, collapse pressure and lithology. (Based on offset wells).
 To deal with and treat the probable downhole problems such as Salt - Gypsum beds drilling,
lost circulation, kick, tight hole, H2S invasion etc.
 To ensure maximum control on well progress, well bore quality and costs.
 To protect reservoirs from damage.
 To meet environmental issues

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Hole Section Mud Weight (Pcf)

26” 65-68

17 ½” 65-90

12 ¼” 135-147

8 1/2” Based on Pore Pressure(Asmari)

Note: If more than 10% of above mud weights would be required during drilling due to Abnormal
Pressure, the extra cost can be re-charged to COMPANY. Up to mentioned extra 10% higher mud
weight cost should have been already covered in turnkey cost.
Completion Fluid:
The performance requirements designed for the completion fluid system is as below:
 Recovered permeability: ≥90%
 Corrosion rate: ＜0.076mm/year
 Diameter of solid particle: ≤2μm
 For fluid pumping in the well: NTU<30
 For fluid returning from the well: NTU<150
 Acid Soluble/ Removable with Solvent
[1.6.6] Cementing
 Cement program must be approved by COMPANY and supervision of all cementing
operations shall be carried out in accordance with the instructions in attachment#18.
 A slurry structure consists of: low density and conventional density, to ensure a reasonable
hydrostatic pressure to avoid lost circulation and to balance the formation pressure.
 Design higher weight cement slurry with salt resisting system and suitable slurry structure,
to ensure a reasonable hydrostatic pressure insuring the over-balance pressure on bottom
hole without lost circulation to achieve a good cement isolation across the high pressure salt
zone.
 Light weight cement (Lead slurry) is recommended with liquid sodium silicate and sphere lite
as extender. Light weight cement (Lead slurry) should be designed with any lightweight
materials if "necessary and Company has requested and approved it".
 Stab-in cementing method is to be used for surface casing.
 Two-stage cementing may be applied to long cover interval cementing if evidence shows
that the formation strength is not enough for the cementing operation.
 To remove the residual mud in the hole, the water base spacer and pre-flushes should be
pumped ahead of slurry, and a good compatibility should be kept between spacer, flushes
and slurry.
 Water base pre-flush and weighed spacer should be designed 0.2 g/cm3 above mud weight
if no lost circulation, total volume should not be less than 400-meter annulus length for big
size casing, and 350meter length for small size casing.

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 As static temperatures at bottom of hole exceed 230℉ (110℃), 35% of silica flour should be
used in cementing composition to maintain low permeability and help preventing loss of
compressive strength of cement sheath.
 Cement slurries of high density are required for ultra-high pressure wells. Heavy weight
materials such as hematite and micro max should be prepared for increasing cement slurry
density.
 Preventing H2S/CO2 corrosion and/or gas migration have to be considered in cementing
slurry design if required.
 Cement additives for improving elastic properties of cement rock can be used for cementing
the hole with slim annulus clearance.
 Rotating Liner hanger with integral top packer and rotating spiral centralizers shall be used.
 The pilot lab tests should be conducted with site samples of cement, water and additives.
The test shall be performed by actual premixed fluid at Location prior to each cement job if
necessary.
 Compatibility tests should be done among cement slurry, mud and spacer prior to each job
with different mixing ratios.
 Keep same annulus velocity for circulation and displacement flow rate, for 7” liner. The
recommend flow rate is 250gpm or as per simulations for each individual section.
 Sufficient casing centralizers should be used for the critical casing section to maintain a
minimum of 70% standoff of the casing string. Casing centralizer placement should be
designed by simulator of engineering software based on caliper log and centralizer
characteristics.
 After cementing, close the ram BOP and apply back pressure during WOC.
 Top-fill job is required if cement does not return to surface.
 The cementing operation with high risk may be required to be conducted only at day time.
All other cementing operations will be conducted continuously without WORK suspension.
 REAL TIME DATA Acquisition, shall be carried out during the operation.
 Data Acquisition system and the related report shall be submitted immediately after the job,
otherwise 10% of total operation cost will be deducted.
 Packaging and handling shall be carried out in accordance with API standards.
 All cementing material deliveries to the rig site, shall be supported by a document showing
the quality control of the product ascertained by API certificate of the manufacturer not
older than one year.
 If any cement material which is kept on rig site, shows non-effective or non-operative result
after using in cement slurry, the zero charge will be considered for that material. Also if any
of the cement additive material have bad effect on cement job result, the total amount of
the related invoice will be made zero.
 All testing tools should have an inspection report, certificate and calibration. Cement
materials should have manufacturer label and manifest showing specification, year
produced, etc. prior to rig deployment.
 Material safety data sheet (MSDS) of all supplied chemicals should be provided at rig site.
 All products supplied or used shall comply with Approved vendor list and the relevant API
specifications and/or quality specifications and/or specifications, mutually accepted.
 All cement units shall be equipped with Surge tank (steady flow bin) to ensure pumping
homogeneous slurry density.

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 Following instruction for preparation and performing cementing Operation should be taken
into account:

1. Quality control test for Cement & Additives based on API standard and Manufacturer's
procedure: 4-5 weeks before estimated cement job time
2. Data for casing & liner, pore pressure, pressure gradient, lithology, formation fluid, static &
dynamic temperature gradient, well survey information, well logging information & caliper
log; should be received 3 weeks before estimated cement job time.
3. Cement job simulation with software, including: hydrostatic calculation, volume calculation
for fluid, choosing best flow regime, simulation of mud displacement & mud removal with
spacer fluid, centralizer design and determining the best centralizer placement scenario for
maximum standoff; should be received at least 2 weeks before estimated cement job time.
4. Design & Preparation of initial cement program with proper rheology condition, stability of
slurry (no free water, or no sedimentation of suspended particle), minimum fluid loss, ability
to control gas migration etc.; should be received at least 2 weeks before estimated cement
job time.
5. Cement additives should be sent to Rig, upon client approval of initial cement program and
then collecting sample from location water, cement, additives available on rig, based on API
standard procedures should be carried out 1 week before estimated cement job time.
Note: If dry blending of cement and other additive was necessary in shop, before sending to Rig,
sampling should be done during mixing operation with client witness present.
6. All tests should be performed and monitored by client witness; and upon client approval, dry
blending of cement and other additives will be done: 5 days before estimated cement job
time.
7. Ensure Data Acquisition system (DAS) for cement unit is operational & in working condition:
before sending equipment to Rig.
8. Investigating of Rig Reserve tank and supervision for tank cleaning, Supervision of preparing
spacer fluid & Cement Solution: should be done after getting approval from Client
Representative & Company man.
9. Download & deliver Cement Graph along with digital data: Right after cement operation.

1.5.6[1.6.7] Wellbore Quality Evaluation Criteria

1) Maximum Deviation and Horizontal Displacement for Vertical Wells:

Depth(m) Deviation (°)

≤3000 ≤3°

3000~4000 ≤4°

4000~5000 ≤5°

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2) Radius of uncertainty for Deviated and Horizontal wells:

Deviated wells

Critical Point Radius of Uncertainty(m)

Entry point
Target point
‍
Horizontal wells

Critical Point Radius of Uncertainty(m)

Entry point

Landing point

Target point

Important parameters Acceptance criteria

Dog leg variation from
final program
Angle variation from final
program
Radius variation from final
programed well trajectory

Note:
Radius of uncertainty and important parameters for each Deviated and/or Horizontal wells will be
determined by Company in detailed design phase
3) Other requirements for Wellbore Quality:
 Average borehole diameter enlargement rate less than 15%
 All casing/liner are run to designed depth (normally 1-2m above TD/section TD)
 No fills at bottom of hole
 No junk lost in hole
 No abnormal casing wear and casing deformation caused by CONTRACTOR’s malpractice.

4) Well trajectory control key points:

 Drill upper formation before KOP using Pendulum BHA, low WOB and high RPM, to
ensure vertical hole is drilled.
 Control the distance between two holes in one well pad not to be less than 2 meters.
Single-shot and Multi-shot will be used to monitor the well trajectory. Take single shot

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survey at interval of 100m; run multi-shot survey each 300m from surface to kick off
point. If necessary, survey shall be run more frequently.
 Run build up BHA (Motor + MWD) whenever collision risk increases to build up a little
inclination (2~4°) and bottom hole departure to avoid collision at vertical section if
necessary.
 If magnetic interference exists, gyroscopic inclinometer shall be used in order to avoid
collision.
 Amend the planned profile according to the data obtained by electronic multi-shot or
single-shot survey in vertical hole, and locate the kick off point.
 MWD/GR will be used in directional drilling to ensure that the actual well path will
coincide with the planned well trajectory to the extent that it shall not pass through the
boundaries of the corridor that surrounds the planned hole trajectory in case a corridor
has been specified.
 The downhole motor and MWD shall be used in vertical hole section if necessary.
 Monitor and analyze the build-up ability of the BHA used in directional/horizontal
section. Due to the lagged survey data measured by MWD, inclination, azimuth and the
buildup rate should be predicted based on the instant survey at all times. If necessary,
more surveys should be taken so as to adjust drilling parameters and BHA, control the
well trajectory strictly within the specified target tolerance.
 In buildup section, to avoid pipe-stuck, BHA should be designed in such a way to minimize
sliding mode time, especially in clay formations. To reduce torque in rotating mode and
consequently reduce sliding mode time, use stabilizer with short gauge and profile.
 Using circulating sub above MWD is recommended due to sever loss in this area.
 Adjust the drilling method according to the well survey data, and control the change
amplitude of inclination and azimuth to ensure the smoothness of the well trajectory.
 In this section, the torque and drag are relatively higher, torque and drag analysis for
each BHA run should be performed, and torque and drag reduction measures (for
example simplifying the BHA or running cuttings bed impeller) are recommended.

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1.5.7[1.6.8] Logging, Testing and Perforation Summary

Perforation
Completion Required Required
No. Location Drilling Program Intervals
Program Tests Logs
(m)
Horizontal drilling within the A-1 layer so that
after a 12-meter-long vertical thickness, 7" Slotted Reservoir
1 W397N inclination reaches 90 degrees and a 400- Liner to - - Evaluation Log
meter horizontal displacement by retaining TD (LWD)
the angle to reach the final depth
7" cemented -Full Suite Log
Vertical Drilling to 20m inside Pabdeh
2 W413N Liner to - 150 -Segmented
Formation
TD Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
Directional drilling so that the well can be
7" cemented -Radial Cement
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
3 W416N Liner to - 30 Bond
Formation after about 400-m displacement to
TD LogSegmented
reach the reservoir
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
Directional drilling so that the well can be
7" cemented -Radial Cement
W394/1S drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
4 Liner to MDT* 30 Bond
Formation after about 1 Km displacement to
TD LogSegmented
reach the reservoir
Bond Tools
Horizontal drilling within the A-1 layer so that
after a 12-meter-long vertical drilling, 7" Slotted Reservoir
5 W177/1N inclination reaches 90 degrees and a 400- Liner to - - Evaluation Log
meter horizontal displacement by retaining TD (LWD)
the angle to reach the final depth
-Full Suite Log
7" cemented -Radial Cement
Vertical Drilling to 20m inside Pabdeh
6 W207N Liner to - 30 Bond
Formation
TD LogSegmented
Bond Tools
Horizontal drilling within the A-1 layer so that
after a 12-meter-long vertical drilling, 7" Slotted Reservoir
7 W222/1N inclination reaches 90 degrees and a 400- Liner to - - Evaluation Log
meter horizontal displacement by retaining TD (LWD)
the angle to reach the final depth
Horizontal drilling within the A-1 layer so that
after a 12-meter-long vertical drilling, 7" Slotted Reservoir
8 W226N inclination reaches 90 degrees and a 400- Liner to - - Evaluation Log
meter horizontal displacement by retaining TD (LWD)
the angle to reach the final depth
Directional drilling so that after about 7" Slotted
-Full Suite Log
1200m displacement to reach the reservoir, cemented
9 W265N - -CMR
the well can shall be drilled up horizontally to Liner to
-Image Log
400 m inside Layer A-1 of Asmari Fm. TD
-Full Suite Log
-Image Log
Directional drilling so that the well can will be
7" cemented -CMR
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
10 W265/1N Liner to MDT* 30 -Radial Cement
Formation after about 1500m displacement
TD Bond
to reach the reservoir
LogSegmented
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
-Image Log
Directional drilling so that the well can will be
7" cemented -CMR
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
11 W265/2N Liner to - 30 -Radial Cement
Formation after about 1150m displacement
TD Bond
to reach the reservoir
LogSegmented
Bond Tools
12 W275N Directional drilling so that the well can will be 7" cemented MDT* 30 -Full Suite Log
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh Liner to -Image Log

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Perforation
Completion Required Required
No. Location Drilling Program Intervals
Program Tests Logs
(m)
-CMR
-Radial Cement
Formation after about 600m displacement to
TD Bond
reach the reservoir
LogSegmented
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
-Image Log
Directional drilling so that the well can will be
7" cemented -CMR
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
13 W275/1N Liner to - 30 -Radial Cement
Formation after about 1700m displacement
TD Bond
to reach the reservoir
LogSegmented
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
-Image Log
Directional drilling so that the well can will be
7" cemented -CMR
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
14 W275/2N Liner to - 30 -Radial Cement
Formation after about 850m displacement to
TD Bond
reach the reservoir
LogSegmented
Bond Tools
Horizontal drilling within the A-1 layer so that
after a 12-meter-long vertical thickness, 7" Slotted -Reservoir
15 W284N inclination reaches 90 degrees and a 400- Liner to - - Evaluation Log
meter horizontal displacement by retaining TD (LWD)
the angle to reach the final depth

Horizontal drilling within the A-1 layer so that

after a 12-meter-long vertical thickness, 7" Slotted -Reservoir
16 W341/1N inclination reaches 90 degrees and a 400- Liner to - - Evaluation Log
meter horizontal displacement by retaining TD (LWD)
the angle to reach the final depth
-Full Suite Log
7" cemented -Radial Cement
Vertical Drilling to 20m inside Pabdeh
17 W350N Liner to - 30 Bond
Formation
TD LogSegmented
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
7" cemented -Radial Cement
Vertical Drilling to 20m inside Pabdeh
18 W360/1N Liner to - 30 Bond
Formation
TD LogSegmented
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
-Image Log
Directional drilling so that the well can will be
7" cemented -CMR
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
19 W248/1S Liner to MDT* 30 -Radial Cement
Formation after about 1200m displacement
TD Bond
to reach the reservoir
LogSegmented
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
Directional drilling so that the well can will be
7" cemented -Radial Cement
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
20 W248/2S Liner to - 30 Bond
Formation after about 1000m displacement
TD LogSegmented
to reach the reservoir
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
-Image Log
7" cemented -CMR
Vertical Drilling to 20m inside Pabdeh
21 W169/1S Liner to MDT* 30 -Radial Cement
Formation
TD Bond
LogSegmented
Bond Tools
22 W284.2N Horizontal drilling within the A-1 layer so that 7" Slotted - - -Reservoir

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Perforation
Completion Required Required
No. Location Drilling Program Intervals
Program Tests Logs
(m)
after a 12-meter-long vertical thickness,
inclination reaches 90 degrees and a 400- Liner to Evaluation Log
meter horizontal displacement by retaining TD (LWD)
the angle to reach the final depth
-Full Suite Log
7" Slotted -Radial Cement
Directional drilling so that the well can be
23 W284.1N Liner to MDT* 30 Bond
drilled vertically 20m inside Pabdeh Fm.
TD LogSegmented
Bond Tools
Horizontal drilling within the A-1 layer so that
after a 12-meter-long vertical thickness, 7" Slotted -Reservoir
24 W323N inclination reaches 90 degrees and a 400- Liner to - - Evaluation Log
meter horizontal displacement by retaining TD (LWD)
the angle to reach the final depth
-Full Suite Log
-Image Log
Directional drilling so that the well can be
7" cemented -CMR
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
25 W295/1S Liner to MDT* 30 -Radial Cement
Formation after about 1300m displacement
TD Bond
to reach the reservoir
LogSegmented
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
7" cemented -Radial Cement
Vertical Drilling to 20m inside Pabdeh
26 W419N Liner to - 30 Bond
Formation
TD LogSegmented
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
Directional drilling so that the well can will be
7" cemented -Radial Cement
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
27 W351S Liner to - 30 Bond
Formation after about 500m displacement to
TD LogSegmented
reach the reservoir
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
Directional drilling so that the well can will be
7" cemented -Radial Cement
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
28 W374S Liner to - 30 Bond
Formation after about 200m displacement to
TD LogSegmented
reach the reservoir
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
Directional drilling so that the well can will be
7" cemented -Radial Cement
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
29 W363S Liner to - 30 Bond
Formation after about 900m displacement to
TD LogSegmented
reach the reservoir
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
Directional drilling so that the well can will be
7" cemented -Radial Cement
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
30 W225N Liner to MDT* 30 Bond
Formation after about 800M displacement to
TD LogSegmented
reach the reservoir
Bond Tools
-Full Suite Log
Directional drilling so that the well can will be
7" cemented -Radial Cement
drilled up vertically to 20 m in Pabdeh
31 W225/1N Liner to MDT* 30 Bond
Formation after about 1300M displacement
TD LogSegmented
to reach the reservoir
Bond Tools

 All liner laps/cement plugs shall be positive and negative (dry test) tested according to the
drilling program and the cost shall be included in the commercial proposal. (perform 7” liner
lap positive test with 3000 2000 psi and dry test liner lap with 2000 psi (1500psi in case of
existing Gas Cap) differential pressure between water cushion and datum pressure (3 hours

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open + 6 hours close), consider drilling mud for the fluid between datum depth and DST
packer
 MDT*:40 Stations should be considered.
 40m long suitable Sand Control System should be run in: W265/1N, W265/2N, W275N,
W275/1N, W275/2N, W248/1S, W248/2S, W169/1S, W295/1S, W225N and W225/1N wells.
 In case Image log is canceled for any reason, CDR log must be run.

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 *Full Suite Log including below items:

Induction and Array Induction
(normal)
Laterolog and Array Laterolog
(normal)
MSFL(normal)
Neutron(normal)
Acoustic(normal)
Density (RHOB, PEF, CALI, DRHO)
(normal)
GR and Spectral GR(normal)
Full Suite Log
ZAIT
Laterolog and Array Laterolog
(slim)
Density (RHOB, PEF, CALI, DRHO)
(slim)
Induction and Array Induction
(slim)
Acoustic(slim)
Neutron(slim)
GR and Spectral GR(slim)

1.5.8[1.6.9] Logging
Logs
Hole Size Casing Size
Open Hole Cased Hole
---
26" 18-5/8" ---

17-1/2" 13-3/8" CDR/GR

Radial Cement Bond
12-1/4" 9-5/8" CDR/GR LogSegmented Bond
Tools/VDL
8-1/2" 7” AS Above Table

Note:
 DSI and FMI log should be run in the first well (W207N (V)) from 17-1/2” hole section to TD.

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 It should be noted that the following logs and test shall be performed for Geomechanical
studies.

Geomechanical Data from Gachsaran Fm.

Location Group
Micro Pore
XLOT Dipol Image Neutron/Density SRT
Frac. pressure
W207N 1 --- --- * * * * ---
W286N 1 * * --- *
W350N 1 * * * *

Geomechanical Data from 9 5/8 inch CSG to T.D

Location Group
Micro Pore
XLOT Dipol Image Neutron/Density SRT
Frac. pressure
W207N 1 * * * * * * ---
W286N 1 * --- * * * * ---
W350N 1 * * * * * * ---

1.5.9[1.6.10] Perforation Gun & Charge

 Perforation method: under-balance perforation.
 Perforation specification:
 Slotted Liner:
 Perforation Density: 390 to 400 Punch/Jt
 Perforation Diameter: 10 mm
 Cemented Liner:
 Perforation Density: 5SPF
 Perforation Diameter: 4 ½”
 Considering 3-3/8’’ perforation guns, in case any stuck of 4-1/2''

1.5.10[1.6.11] Well Head and X-Mass Tree

Contractor shall refer to Attachment#18 (NISOC Wellhead Standard) for Well Head and X-Mass
design.
Wellhead type for Production and Disposal wells are as below:
 Production Wellhead: V(H)-3000 (Pressure Rate: 5000psi)
 Disposal Wellhead: 3F(H)N(H) without 2SV (Pressure Rate: 5000psi)

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1.5.11[1.6.12] Other Requirements

 Tubular Running: Contractor shall provide torque turn monitoring system (jam System) from
9 5/8” to TD in Asmari wells.
 Mud Logging: Contractor shall provide mud logging service from Spud to TD.
 H2S: Contractor shall refer to API-RP49 and API-RP54 to decide whether it is needed to have
H2S service in reservoir section or not.No needed.

1.5.12[1.6.13] Well Control

CONTRACTOR shall provide all and complete adaptor flanges and spacer spools with right
specification (pressure, ID, OD, height, etc.) for the installation of BOP stack. The requirement for the
wellhead equipment installation is that the height of top flange of tubing head adaptor (Section D)
shall be equal to the top of cellar / ground. The outlet valves of the well head equipment shall be to
the direction of the derrick gate (V-door). The direction of Christmas Tree (Section E) wing valves
shall be perpendicular to the direction of the derrick gate (V-door). All adapter flanges or spacer
spools between the wellhead and BOP, and between BOPs must be manufactured in accordance
with API 6A and must be complete with all required studs, nuts, and ring gasket seals for both lower
and upper connections; minimum spare parts should include two (2) OEM (original equipment
manufacturer) spare studs complete with nuts and two spare OEM ring gasket seals for both bottom
and top connections.
 Distance from well head to burning/flare pit is not less than 300m.
 One additional set of ram and ram element should be available on LOCATION as backup.
 All BOPs body used on the rig shall be forged type
 The accumulator shall store enough fluid under pressure to close all preventers, and open
one HCR valve and retain 50% of the calculated closing volume with a minimum of 200 psi
above recharge pressure without assistance of the accumulator pumps; or the accumulator
must have sufficient capacity such that to be capable of: closing one (1) ram and the bag,
opening a ram and the bag, re-closing a ram and the bag and retaining 1200psi accumulator
pressure.
 The BOP stack and choke manifold, the kill line and choke line, HCR and manual gate valves,
inside BOP (including Kelly cock); have to be H2S trimmed and stand the working
temperatures from -10 degrees C to the maximum of 100 deg C (estimated highest
temperature condition).
 The “OPEN” and “CLOSED” operating positions of BOP activators of the rams, annular, and
remote actuated valves must be clearly identified on the BOP master control panel and
remote panels in English in addition to the native language of the majority of the senior
drilling crew.
 Shear-ram BOP activator must have a flap-cover to ensure only pre-meditated and
deliberated activation and to prevent accidental WORK.
 Well Control Rig Floor Information: The following must be posted on the rig floor (in the
Driller’s shack / “dog-house”): Well Shut-In Procedure, Well Information Sheet (showing
casing and hole sizes, depths, and the like), Kill Sheet (including most recent slow circulation
rate pressures, formation integrity leak off test information and MAASP, present mud
weight, present drill string and well volumes, and the like).

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 The derrick substructure clear height (rotary table to ground level) needs to be enough for
fitting in the above BOP configuration (including a tubing head and a bell nipple). According
to the calculation of height of BOP stack, the substructure clear height is at least 9 m.
 In drilling 6-1/8" hole or using 3-1/2" drill pipe for the cleanup run (including drill 7" shoe
track), the taper drilling string (5" DP + 3-1/2" DP) is to be run, therefore a pair of variable
pipe rams must be installed in the lower single ram preventer. The defective installing
variable ram in single ram preventer is that the ram may be damaged and the string fall in
bottom of hole due to the ram hanging up too much weight when the drill pipe is cut. If the
pipe ram be installed in the lower single ram preventer and the variable ram be installed in
the upper double ram preventer, it would be very dangerous due to the variable ram failure
in frequently using.
 Four-way solid block could be used for turning of chock and kill lines. The blind flange
against flow direction on the block and choke manifold shall be filled with anti-erosion
cushion as lead.90 deg turn anti-erosion blocks and bent pipes should be available in
sufficient quantity to WORK.
 Flexible hoses that are used within the well control system, either as choke and kill lines or
control lines shall be designed for the specific purpose and installation. General guidance for
flexible hoses is given in API 16C, 16D, 17B, and RP 2Q.
 Suitable safety valve with appropriate connections of crossover subs (4-1/2” IF, 3-1/2” IF) to
fit all drill pipe and BHA connections must be on the rig floor, in the ‘open’ position ready for
use with proper fittings and handling devices. The closing / opening wrench must be readily
available for immediate use.
 CONTRACTOR shall submit the current well control procedures manual of CONTRACTOR to
COMPANY for review and approval by COMPANY. Valid IWCF Well Control Certificates (or
IADC equivalent) must be held by all tool pushers, Drillers (optional) at Drilling Supervisor
level and Drillers and Assistant Drillers at Driller level, as further specified in CONTRACTOR
Personnel HSE Requirements.
 Gate Valves shall be installed on both sides of the last spool (THS) during drilling the well.
 There should be a wide-bore gas vent line from the “poor-boy” degasser; the line and line
outlet must be securely anchored, the line outlet must be at a safe distance from the well
cellar, rig floor, choke manifold, and mud logging unit.

I. Installation Requirements of BOP Stack and Control System:

 The distance between BOP control lines and relief lines shall be not less than 1m.
Steel Gap Bridge should be placed in such a way that protects lines from damage
by vehicle crossing. Sundries shall not be packed on the control line shield, on
which welding operations are forbidden.
 The air supply should be separated from that of driller’s console and should be
directly connected to the main air supply system, and shall be equipped with
liquid/gas separators. Excessive bending and pinching on air hoses are forbidden.
 Electric power to BOP control system shall be directly from the main switch of the
power board, and controlled by independent switches.
 Accumulators shall be in good condition, charged at its rated value, and ready for
work at any time.

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II. Installation Requirements of Choke Lines and Kill Lines, and Relief Lines:
a. Beside the drilling spool, one manual and one HCR gate valves on the side of chock
manifold and two manual gate valves on the side of kill manifold shall be installed,
and the manual gate valve close to the spool, shall be always open.
b. The high pressure co-flex hose shall be installed as straight as possible and fixed by
anchor after installation.
c. Relief lines (burning line and bleed line):
 No field welding is permitted on relief lines and the connecting style of relief
lines must be flanged.
 The arrangement of relief lines shall take into consideration: wind directions,
dwellings, roads, oil tank areas, power lines and other facilities.
 While the two lines go in the same trend, the distance between the lines shall
be at least 0.3m, and the two lines shall be fixed independently.
 The outlets of bleed line connected to choke manifold, shall be in a safe area
which is at least 300m away. The bleed line on the kill manifold side
connecting with drilling spool shall be prepared and connected when
necessary (about 70m from the wellhead).
 At every 10m~15m, turning points, and outlets, the lines shall be supported
and fixed by cement foundations with anchor bolts or ground anchors.
Hanging portions shall be supported firmly. If crossing the stumbling blocks
(such as brooks or ponds) is needed, metal bridging supports are necessary.
 Pre-buried anchor bolts for cement foundations shall not be less than 20mm
or 3/4" in diameter, and greater than 0.5m in length.
III. Pressure Test Value and Requirements:
[a.] A pressure test is acceptable if there is no visual leakage and pressure drop is less than
5% within 15 minutes. A pressure shall be conducted and is considered successful
where there is no pressure decline in 5 minutes for alow pressure test and a minimum
of 10 minutes for a high pressure test.
a.[b.] Prior to each high pressure test, a low pressure test with 200-300 psi shall be carried
out to verify sealing capability at the circumstance of low pressure and avoid washing
out sealing elements.
b.[c.] High pressure test should be to the rated working pressure of ram preventers or the
rated working pressure of the wellhead, whichever is the lowestto the rating required
in DRILLING ROGRAM. Variable bore rams should be initially pressure tested on the
largest and smallest OD pipe sizes that may be used during the OPERATION. Annular
preventers, with a joint of drill pipe installed, should be tested to 70% of their working
pressure. The high test for Kelly cocks, kill lines and choke lines should be to their rated
working pressures, each part in the choke manifold is tested to its rated working
pressures respectively, the relief lines are to be pressure tested to not less than
1,450psi (10Mpa).
c.[d.] When casing cup tester is used, the above test pressure should not exceed 80% of the
internal yield pressure (burst pressure) of the exposed casing.
d.[e.] The control system of BOP shall be pressure tested to 3,000psi (21Mpa) for its
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e.[f.] Except the BOP control system which is tested with hydraulic oil, other well control
equipment should be pressure tested by clear water.
IV. Testing Tools:
 All required sizes of the plug type testers, and cup type testers should be available
for pressure testing purposes.
 When the cup type tester(s) is used for pressure test, the connection of the cup
testers has to be checked, to ensure it will stand the load during the high
pressures test. For surface casing, the cup tester is to be set in middle of the first
casing joint at the top, so the first casing connection (between wellhead and
casing head housing) below the well head will be tested too while testing the BOP
and wellhead.
V. Pressure Test Frequency:
All ram type preventers, annular BOP, valves, choke and kill lines, choke manifold and Kelly
valves, and safety valves should be pressure tested at the following frequencies:
 Prior to installation where possible.
 After installation of wellhead and BOP assembly and prior to drilling.
 After the disconnection or repair of any pressure containment seal in the BOP
stack, choke line, or choke manifold, but limited to the affected component.
 Prior to drilling into a confirmed or suspected high pressure zone.
 At any time requested by the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE.
 The BOP equipment shall be visually inspected, function tested, and
hydrostatically pressure tested during commissioning and Acceptance of Drilling
Unit prior to Commencement Date, and then upon installation on a wellhead,
prior to drilling any hole section with a potential hydrocarbon bearing reservoir,
after breaking any BOP connection (such as after installation of an additional
wellhead section after running casing), and at least every 7 days in Reservoir and
14 days in other sections while the BOP is installed on the Well.
VI. WORK Requirement of Well Control Equipment:
 With shut-in casing pressure lower than 1,000psi, while snubbing with annular
preventer, drill tools shall have 18-deg shoulder tool joints, and the snubbing
velocity shall not be greater than 0.2m/s.
 After shut off the annular preventer or ram preventer, with the shut-in casing
pressure not greater than 2,000psi, drill tools are allowed to pull up and down
with the velocity less than 0.2m/s, however, rotating or tool joint passing through
are forbidden.
 While drilling through pay zone and thereafter, BOP function (close-open)pressure
test for the BOPs shall be performed regularlyper week.
 Kill manifolds shall not be used for drilling fluid fill-in.
 The maximum allowed shut-in casing pressure shall be remarkably indicated on
choke manifolds.
 All gate valves of well control manifolds shall be tagged with serial numbers, and
be indicated with On/Off.
 In case shear rams were used, after shearing the drill pipe with shear rams,
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installed into the hole and close pipe rams on it to prevent the possibility of shear
ram’s failure.
VII. Management of Well Control Equipment:
 Well control equipment used by the drilling crew shall be managed and operated
by designated personnel with clear post responsibilities.
 Well site shall have specified component storeroom and rubber element
storeroom with air conditioners respectively. The temperature of storerooms shall
meet storage requirements of components and rubber elements.
 At least 1 set should be available as back-up for every type ram assembly at the
well site. The availability of: Ram preventer side door seals and ram rubber, every
type gaskets and bolts etc. should be enough for backup.
VIII. Killing Method and Shut-in Method:
 Weight and Wait method is recommended for well killing. The soft shut in method
must be used for shutting in the well
 Weight and Wait method is recommended for well killing.
 The Soft shut-in method is recommended for shutting in the well.
[IX.] Well Control Drills:
Drills shall be conducted only when the hole conditions and other rig activities permit. Drills
should be scheduled so that crews can practice drills while on bottom, tripping in and while
out of the hole. Each operating shift shall perform at least one BOP drill under different
situations per month.
IX.[X.] Basic Requirement of Well Control:
 For 17-1/2” hole section drilling, contractor shall employ 20-1/4", 2K BOP.
 For 13-5/8”10 K BOP, BOP should be schemed as follows: upper rams 5”, middle
rams are shear rams, and lower rams are variable rams (2-7/8” to 5”). For easy
connecting, armored fire-resistant 10000psi and ID 4-1/16" flexible hoses are
recommended as kill/choke lines which are connected to BOP directly.

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2 CONTRACTOR’s Provision and Workload

2.1 CONTRACTOR’s BASE:
CONTRACTOR shall establish its support BASE with a maximum 50 km distance to COMPANY’s BASE.
The BASE shall comprise of a yard, workshop, and office and storage area for CONTRACTOR
EQUIPMENT and supporting personnel. CONTRACTOR shall provide sufficient EQUIPMENT, materials
and personnel to satisfactorily operate and maintain the BASE, commensurate with the
requirements of the Work. The CONTRACTOR shall provide electrical power, water, compressed air,
communication, sanitation and other utilities which are necessarily required for the BASE.
Furthermore, all expenses of building including rent, maintenance, telecommunication, electricity,
water, etc. shall be paid by CONTRACTOR. It must be mentioned that NISOC will not pay any
individual cost for above expenses.
Minimum requirement on the BASE is shown below.
Contractor Base:

Contractor Base
Overall Requirements

Open Yard Covered warehouse

Open Yard area must be

leveled and surface must
Covered warehouse must be
be hard
leveled and surface must be  Overall Base area will be protected by wall or
enough for loading
hard enough for loading fence
capacity of
capacity of equipment
Equipment (estimate  Electric lights will be established along
(estimate around 2.0 kg/cm2)
around
protection wall or fence.
2.0 kg/cm2)
 Water system: water tank transportation.
C/w concrete block, pipe Water should be good quality for bathing and
5 – 7 tons forklift for lifting and
racks, timber layers, cleaning.
moving equipment
wooden wedge.
 Power system: requested to provide electric
Lighting system is from local supplier (should be directed from
required for night Lighting system is required with main power station - 75 Ampere is required).
working with continuous continuous 24 hours safeguard
24 hours safeguard services  Waste water drainage
services
 Main entry: 5-7 m wide from main road to the
The dimension shall be Base, steel gate should be assembled.
suitable for racking ,
 Security room: 10-12 m2. It should be located
loading and Handling equipment for next to the gate.
unloading of 12.5 m transportation of equipment
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2.2 General Requirements of Drilling Rig and Services:

CONTRACTOR shall provide minimum 7 9 rigs from beginning of the project (minimum 2000HP)
suitable to deliver project requirements with all associated equipment and services in sufficient
quantity to support all rigs’ WORK. The WORK load of the CONTRACTOR is to drill and complete
31wells with all of their provisions.
The CONTRACTOR is required to possess strong comprehensive power in providing the equipment,
material and personnel for the Integrated Drilling and Associated Services, without limitation,
including the items in following table.

Direct / Indirect Services List

Direct Service Items Indirect Service Items

Drilling rig, associated equipment for drilling and Fire Fighting

completion, mobilization and demobilization, rig
move between well pads and between cellars

Drilling and completion fluid Drilling string inspection c/w NDT test instrument

BOP inspection and maintenance, complete with

pressure gauge, recorder, test pumps, etc. to perform
Directional and Performance Drilling
BOPs test to Manufacturer’s rating to support the WORK
on all CONTRACTOR provided rigs

Tubular Running Machining

Fishing and Rental BASE construction and logistic support

Transportation of CONTRACTOR’s personnel, equipment

Cementing
and materials

Mud Logging First aid and medical

Wire Line Logging and Perforation Internal and external communication

Camp Accommodation including Catering and Laundry

Well Testing
Services

Collecting, separating and transferring of dry industrial

Wellhead
and human waste on daily basis

Completion Running

Liner Hanger

Waste Management

Slick Line

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2.2.1 Drilling Rig Services

Without limitation, CONTRACTOR shall
1. Drill and complete the well to the designed depth as per Scope of Work approved by
COMPANY.
2. Store, monitor, control and report the use of diesel fuel. Use of such fuel shall be controlled
and monitored by means of a sealed meter. Each issue/receipt of fuel shall be checked and
recorded.
Records and report of fuel usage shall be included as consumption category and submitted
to the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE on a daily basis.
3. Be responsible for the Running, Landing and Testing of casing’s sizes and the depths
specified by COMPANY.
4. Provide all required handling tools, miscellaneous consumables and personnel required to
operate the rig and routine jobs.
5. Be responsible for the measurement and recording of all lengths and dimensions of tools,
materials and components planned to be run in the hole at all times. COMPANY’s and
CONTRACTOR’s EQUIPMENT shall be individually marked and identified at the time of
measurement (e.g. casing and tubing).
6. Immediately notify COMPANY in the event that the well encounters a formation which
reasonably appears to be oil or gas bearing and/or of lithological importance according to
COMPANY’s instructions and/or DRILLING PROGRAM.
7. Immediately notify COMPANY if circulation is lost or impenetrable formation is encountered
and in the meantime shall exert every reasonable effort to overcome such difficulty
according to good oilfield practice.
8. Immediately take precautionary action and notify COMPANY in the event that an
unexpectedly high pressure formation is encountered.
9. Install, function test and pressure test (using CONTRACTOR provided high pressure pump
and pressure recording device) and operate Blow-Out Prevention equipment and control
unit in accordance with the provisions of approved standards, specifications and procedures,
and report the results in the required report(s).
10. Carry out and report on regular well control, fire and emergency drills as set out in
operational requirements or as COMPANY Policy.
11. Provide all required equipment and services to clean out the casing and liners, run and
retrieve drill pipe or tubing work/test string.
12. Attend and participate in the daily meetings on the LOCATION, and any other meetings as
requested in the COMPANY’s office.
13. Keep the rig leveled and centered over the well at all times. The center of the rotary table
shall be positioned over the center of the pre-driven conductor pipe within 1cm in any
direction. The derrick shall be centered with shims such that a pipe hanging in the blocks is
within 2cm of the center of the rotary table. Should conditions be beyond CONTRACTOR’s
control, CONTRACTOR shall suspend WORK in accordance with the CONTRACT under the
safest possible conditions and inform the COMPANY immediately. CONTRACTOR shall
propose suitable remedial action which shall be subject to COMPANY’s approval.
14. Take responsibility for the timely onsite co-ordination, supervision and assistance to THIRD
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ensure that the service is executed and completed in an efficient and safe manner.
CONTRACTOR shall take full responsibility for any failure resulted from the CONTRACTOR’s
GROSS NEGLIGENCE or WILLFUL CONDUCT.
15. Monitor, inform COMPANY and take any necessary precautions to safeguard life, the well
and the rig from impending adverse weather, adverse downhole conditions and/or others.
16. Provide medical facilities on the LOCATION for paramedic / first aid, sufficient to ensure
stabilization of patients prior to evacuation.
17. Be responsible for controlling access to the LOCATION including the access of people and
equipment into hazardous areas within the LOCATION and shall adhere to the hazardous
area classification to ensure that all equipment and procedures are suitable for safe and
efficient WORK in hot weather conditions expected in the CONTRACT AREA.
18. Provide potable water, compressed instrument and purging air, and electrical power to
COMPANY’s and THIRD PARTY’s accommodation and work cabins at the LOCATION.
19. Provide sufficient lighting, cooling and heating, in accordance with accepted Standards,
Specifications and Operating Procedures to facilitate safe conduct of the WORK on a twenty-
four hour basis at the LOCATION.
20. Be responsible for the layout of CONTRACTOR’s EQUIPMENT and materials at the LOCATION
to handle and ensure sufficient space and correct location for COMPANY’s and THIRD
PARTY’s EQUIPMENT and materials in accordance with agreed layout drawings.
21. Be responsible for the proper use, storage and safety of COMPANY provided EQUIPMENT.
22. Collect, segregate, transport and correctly dispose of industrial waste and garbage in
accordance with accepted standards, specifications and operating procedures.
23. Provide COMPANY three four-wheel drive vehicles with drivers, for the exclusive use of
COMPANY and its Third Parties, per rig.
24. Provide equipped office, accommodation with communication facilities including phone,
internet, real time monitoring and food for FOUR COMPANY Representatives on each rig.
25. Provide sufficient cranes, forklifts, etc., for twenty-four-hour continuous WORK at the
LOCATION and for supply activities between the lay down area, CAMP SITE and LOCATION.
Note: For Drilling rigs Specification and Equipment, Personnel and Pre Spud Checklist shall refer to
attachment #18.
2.2.2 Drilling & Completion Fluid
Without limitation, CONTRACTOR shall:
1. Provide all materials and chemicals for drilling and completion fluid preparation, mixing, and
maintenance as required. The completion fluid shall be well filtered before pumping into the
hole.
2. Provide all materials and chemicals for drilling and completion fluid and type of drilling fluid
considering environmental issues.
3. Provide fluid preparation and treatment to control kick, well flowing, loss of circulation, etc.
4. Provide on-site contingency of mud weight adding material as per API Standard or Company
Policy.
5. Provide engineering and lab test service.
6. Provide full details and specification of the proposed drilling fluid/chemicals, calculation of
fluid rheological properties, WORK summary, reports, etc.
7. Provide material safety data sheet (MSDS) of all supplied chemicals.

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8. Provide equipment to filter the completion fluid as per COMPANY’s requirement.

9. Provide all inspection reports by THIRD PATY.
10. As the base case, completion fluid for all production wells will be clear brine. The completion
fluid should be formulated with corrosion inhibitor, H2S Scavenger, oxygen scavenger, etc.
for preserving tubular.
11. The following standards shall be strictly executed by CONTRACTOR:
 API RP 13D – Rheology and hydraulics of oil well drilling fluid.
 API RP 13B-1 Testing equipment for drilling fluid.
2.2.3 Drilling Waste Management
The following scope of work is for management of drilling wastes (solids and liquids) produced
during drilling\workover operation. CONTRACTOR shall:
1.Consider all the costs of drilling waste management services at the cost of the well in section D
(Drilling) of appendix #1(Cost Table).
2.Furnish waste management packages, equipment, materials and the key personnel according to
table A, for the purpose of achieving a zero-discharge system in all locations.
3.Provide required packages are to process the drilling fluids and handle the waste fluids, cuttings and
solids produced during the drilling\ work over and completion of the wells. All materials and
systems should be designed to ensure minimal adverse impact to the surrounding environment.
4.Perform all related services such as design, supply, execute, supervise and control of waste water,
mud and drilling cuttings treatment plan in accordance with Iranian Petroleum Standards (IPS),
attachment #18 and good engineering practices. ,
5.Be responsible for supervising, managing, and executing the separation process of drilling fluid waste
and the cuttings, transporting them and burials based on agreed environmental standards of Iran
at well site, landfills and road.
6.Submitted all instructions for inspection, evaluation, testing, discharging, equipment specifications
and personnel resumes to COMPANY and shall be approved prior to operation.
7.Provide solidification treatment units and/or other proposed methods/units to dispose the drilling
waste materials (liquid and solid including used drilling and completion fluids, drilling cuttings
materials, residual acid and sometimes small amounts of oil),
8.Perform all the services according to Waste Management attachment included in attachment #18 for
discharge water after dewatering.
9.Continually strive to minimize the impact of their WORK on the environment. Drilling waste
management plan shall be developed and implemented and appropriate actions should be taken
to prevent environmental pollution as well as conserve resources and minimize waste. Drilling
waste management program shall be submitted 1 month prior to spud date.
10. Undertake to use appropriate equipment to treat fluid and control solid, in such a way that the
drilling fluid parameters are kept within the specified range (well program), and if the equipment
does not have the required efficiency, the contractor is required to fix the problem. In this regard,
in addition to not paying the cost of mentioned equipment, all the costs of treatment of the fluid
will be charged on the contractor and 1.5 times of the daily rate of waste management services
will be deducted as penalty.
11. Undertake responsibility for entire separation of drilling cuttings and fixation, drying and then
burial. Before burial, Dried and fixed cutting shall pass the CAN and SHEEN Test. CAN test and

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SHEEN test results shall be accepted by COMPANY. For cutting fixation, CONTRACTOR shall provide
proper amount of cement (Type 5) and Sodium Silicate for each cubic meters of cutting. Gypsum is
not allowed for cutting fixation.
NOTE: In the case of using Oil Base mud, in accordance with attachment #18 (article 6 of the "Regulation
for the Elimination of Environmental Pollution of Oil Activities"), Contractor is required to remove
hydrocarbon in solid waste through biological remediation and other approved methods to keep the TPH
index under one percent.
12. Provide transportation vehicles and transfer fixed cuttings to specified disposal area.
Note: In the case of unspecified disposal area, by approval of COMPANY, CONTRACTOR shall
accumulate fixed drilling cuttings into the pit in the vicinity of the well location.
13. Perform remedial actions at his own expense until 6 months after cleaning and moving the drilling
rig in the case of any leakage or contamination due to incorrect fixation of drilling cuttings and/or
CONTRACTOR performance.
14. Undertake to treat the waste water and reuse it to prepare water base drilling fluids. All
discharged water after dewatering shall be reused at the well site, and the remaining amount at
the time of releasing the rig shall be used in the new locations. COMPANY has no responsibility for
any remaining water. (Discharged water after dewatering shall have the specification according to
Waste Management Attachment in Appendix 18.).
Note: Contractor is not allowed to use dilution method in order to decrease waste contamination
15. Treat the waste water (domestic sewage) of the well site and camp site by waste water treatment
package and use it for irrigation of vegetation.
16. Carry out all required processes to dispose waste and waste water in the environment in
accordance with the NISOC agreed environmental regulations and environmental regulations
requirements provided in Appendix 18.
17. Minimize the amount of waste by optimizing drilling fluid program.
18. Clean the area in case of zero discharge location, maximum 14 days after the release of the drilling
rig. After 14 days, the NISOC experts will visit the site and in case of not delivering in due time,
according to Drilling / Completion Acceptance and Penalty/Compensation Deduction Criteria of
scope of work, the penalties will be applied.
19. Clean the area in the cases which are not Zero discharge locations, maximum 2 months after the
release of the drilling rig. The NISOC expert will visit the site and in case of not delivering in due
time, according to Drilling / Completion Acceptance and Penalty/Compensation Deduction Criteria
of scope of work, the penalties will be applied.

20. Perform all the services according to the following standards:

 IPS-E-PR-735 Engineering Standard for Process Design of Plant Solid Waste
Treatment and Disposal Systems.
 IPS-E-PR-730 engineering Standard for Process Design Plant Waste-Water
 IPS-G-SF-130 General Standard for Disposal of Solid Waste.
 IPS-E-SF-880 General Standard for Water Pollution Cont.
 Rules of the Environmental Organization of Iran

21. Submit all daily reports and data along with the supplementary well report at the end of the
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22. Prepare, archive and submit daily reports to Company’s representative at the well site.
23. Provide the required documentation such as SDS, Data Sheet of all chemicals Based on the
requirements of the IMS system.
24. Optimize the construction of drilling locations and consider required slope of location to reduce
using water for washing.
25. Isolate completely the waste pit, coral pit, treatment area, clear pit and waste pathways (the path
of transportation of drilling wastes from Shale Shakers to the pits) to prevent any leakage.
26. Utilize the environmentally friendly drilling fluids as much as possible. In addition, the contractor
shall replace materials and additives with higher contamination potential in the process of
preparing drilling fluid with low-risk chemicals.
27. Provide the goods and materials and keep the amount of required storage and also provide the
minimum supply of goods, equipment and consumables at the well location in a manner that
prevents the operation from stopping.
28. Undertake remedial actions, and any related consequences including financial and criminal
penalties of related organizations in case of improper management of the equipment or personnel
causes damage to the environment. In the event of failure or negligence, or the absence of key
personnel of drilling waste management system at the operational site, the daily rate of the waste
management system will not be paid (Zero Rate).

Table A: equipment, personnel and necessary chemicals for the waste management

Item DESCRIPTION Quantity

SOLID CONTROL
1 SHALE SHAKER 3
2 MUD CLEANER 1
3 CENTRIFUGE UNIT (LGS&HGS) 2
4 FLOW LINE DISTRIBUTION 1
5 DEGASSER 1
6 SCREW CONVEYOR (AUGER) 2
7 WASH DOWN GUN 2
WASTE MANAGEMENT
8 LAB CABIN FOR DWM + TEST KID 1
9 DRYING SHAKER (HIGH G DRYER) 1
10 CUTTINGS DRYER ROTATIONAL TYPE 1
11 DEWATERING UNIT/ FILTRATION 1
12 CENTRIFUGE UNIT (DW) 1
13 TRANSFER PUMP PACKAGE 1set

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Includes: CENTRIFUGAL PUMP 1set, SUBMERSIBLE PUMP 2set, (

)DIAPHRAGM PUMP 2set
14 COMPRESSOR 1
15 OIL SKIMMER 1
16 GENERATOR 2
17 CARVAN 1
18 MUD STORAGE TANK 400bbl+ 2agitator 4

Waste Handling Machines (Loader, Truck and Tanker)

19 CARMIX 1
20 LOADER 1
21 TRUCK 1
22 TANKER 1
23 SCREEN -
24 CHEMICAL MATERIALS -
PERSONEL
25 SUPERVISOR 1
26 ENGINEER S.CONTROL 1
27 ENGINEER W M 2
28 TECHNISIAN 2
29 HELPER 4

2.2.4 H2S Monitoring & Control

CONTRACTOR shall provide the H2S monitoring and control services (EQUIPMENT and personnel) to
protect against high concentrations of H2S gas expected through the DRILLING OPERATION, details
without limitation includes:
1. Ensure all Electrical and H2S equipment is in good condition and They have been granted the
qualification certificates (including explosion-proof (EX) certificates),
2. All SCBA bottle must be certified if exceeded the 5 years from date of manufacturing.
3. All Gas detection system should be calibrated and certified.
4. H2S Engineer- shall have minimum five (5) years’ experience in H2S Monitoring Operation
with at least three (3) years as H2S Engineers.
5. Ensure Two (2) H2S engineers are available at rig site, on 24 hours required to work at day
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6. Supply, maintain, inspect, calibrate and repair all H2S equipment to the highest standard
and have this equipment ready for use all the time,
7. Supply the gas detectors & required accessories to automate the gas detection program with
capabilities of continually evaluate the condition of the gas monitor and should be able to
collect information and provide automatic & manual alerts regarding the status of the
available toxics gases,
8. Review COMPANY’s H2S evacuation procedure and to advise where change/modifications
are required. Changes are subject to COMPANY approval.
9. Monitor levels of H2S, inform COMPANY, and take any necessary precautions to safeguard
life, the well and the Equipment from impending danger,
10. Customize safety training and evacuation drill program, Training will take place at rig site for
all involve and new comer crew and will include the following:
a) Induction and briefing of all new arrivals on the dangers of H2S and the correct
procedures to follow.
b) The use of B.A.s and escape sets.
c) The use and calibration of all gas monitoring equipment.
d) Recognition of alarms and action to be taken.
e) Evacuation drills with B.A. sets.
f) Musters at Safe Areas.
g) Rescue operations from ‘difficult’ access areas of the installation.
h) The ‘Buddy System’.
i) Working on the drill floor while wearing respiratory protection.
j) First aid for H2S victims, including resuscitation techniques.
k) Explanation of the contingency plan.
11. Maintain a minimum inventory of parts and accessories to facilitate ease and quality
provision of service,
12. Prepare and submit detailed technical and quality reports on timely basis.
13. Different types (fixed multi-sensor, portable, and electronic, and non-electronic, sampling
type) of H2S gas detection equipment be available, tested and commissioned on the rig. The
service will be fully functional during drilling, including dual level (10-20ppm) visual and
audible alarms at different points of the rig site allowing for early warning of all personnel on
the rig for H2S gas occurrence in the atmosphere. All equipment, personnel and devices shall
be on location as per Scope of Work.
14. Gas detection is widely used to detect the presence of a gas, which may cause a hazard, or
the absence of a desirable gas. It is broadly split into three categories:
--- Flammable gases and vapors

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--- Toxic gases

--- Oxygen deficiency or excess
15. Provide comprehensive cascade breathing air loop system, complete with breathing air
supply compressors, storage cylinders, work/escape and rescue breathing apparatus. This
system shall be fully functional while gas is detected. This should be available for the crew
who are responsible to control the well during emergencies, allow for non-essential
personnel to escape to a safe breathing areas, and for rescue teams to rescue any injured
persons during H2S emergencies.
16. The H2S supervisor / engineer shall train the rig, COMPANY and Third Party personnel on
H2S emergency procedures and use of the H2S safety equipment and carrying out the H2S
Safety Plan.
COMPANY’s H2S Monitoring & Control Check list requirements are noted below:

Onsite H2S Crew H2S Safety Equipment

(Should provide)

Contingency planning Fixed point H2S and LEL detection system

Equipment installation List Portable H2S and LEL gas detection system

Equipment maintenance Cascade breathing systems

H2S training and record Self-contained breathing apparatus

H2S emergency response/first aid Emergency Alarm Systems

Portable gas detections:

Shall be fully trained in all aspects of
gas testing to carry out required gas Single detectors
testing
Multi gas detectors

Calibration Records of Gas Detectors Wind Indicators

and Alarm Systems

Gas Detection Record list

2.2.5 Mud Logging

CONTRACTOR shall provide the mud logging service, including the personnel, the necessary
consumables, the necessary sensors and the surface equipment (minimum requirements are
mentioned in attachment #18) required for measuring the drilling and geological parameters while
operations such as drilling, tripping and etc., to be able to conduct the drilled well in a safe manner
and to be able to determine the lithology and hydrocarbon potential zones. The services shall
include but not limited to:

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a. Formation Evaluation Services – inclusive of wellsite operational monitoring, geological sampling

(sampling every 2 meters from surface to cap rock, every 0.5 meter inside cap rock and every 2
meters to the final depth)and description, thin section preparation and description as per client
request, mud log preparation, calcimetry analysis, continuous gas detection and fluid level
monitoring and evaluation via continuous Total Gas and Gas Chromatographic, Gas Analyses (C1 to
C5), H2S & CO2 and mud pit sensors.
b. Drilling Monitoring Services – inclusive of real time data acquisition and display on monitors
around the wellsite.
c. Formation Pressure Evaluation and Monitoring Services – inclusive of formation pressure
prediction, overburden and fracture gradient analyses.
d. Auxiliary Services – such as provision of well engineering services via onsite computerized drilling
programs to determine / optimize bit & mud hydraulics, swab & surge, deviation monitoring and
control, casing & cementation control etc. Assistance with the collection and packaging and
geological evaluation of cores and / or sidewall core cuts, as well as gas analysis during well
testing.
e. Complete documentation package containing QA / QC certification, Installation Procedures,
Detailed Stack Up drawings including component heights, Bill of Materials (BOM), plus equipment
item individual costs and so on.
f. Recommendation for Spare Parts - sufficient spares should be documented so as to ensure
continual operation of the mud logging unit and all of its components contained within.
g. Consumables as required to fulfill the requirements of the Drilling Program(s).
h. RDT service (real time transmission) from Location to Company’s offices (three points) as detailed
in “company requirement facilities” section.
i. Contractor shall provide the required and approved software and update it by COMPANY's order
periodically in order to use mud logging software export formats in accordance with WITSML
standard (revision two). If WITSML standard is not available, Contractor shall provide required and
approved software and update it as per COMPANY’s order.
j. The responsibilities of CONTRACTOR about informatics are mentioned at “company requirement
facilities” section.
k. Monitoring of mud logging services shall be based on a wireless network (point to point type and
separate from internet platform).
l. Contractor shall provide required data, reports and information to use in Automated Drilling
Performance Services Software.
2.2.6 Tubular Running
CONTRACTOR shall:
1. Direct, supervise and control casing and tubing running services in accordance with the
DRILLING PROGRAM,
2. Ensure that all services are developed and executed to a satisfactory standard,
3. Furnish all EQUIPMENT, labor, materials and services necessary to perform the WORK,
4. Keep and furnish to COMPANY all related records and reports, such as torque record sheet;
5. Be solely responsible for the operation including but not limited to the moving, rigging-up,
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6. Provide assistance to COMPANY and THIRD PARTY in performing services relating to the
WORK,
7. Provide consumables and materials necessarily required for the WORK.
8. Provide Non-Marking equipment including but not limited to Non-marking inserts and dices
for CRA pipes.
9. Make sure CRA tubulars are transported, stored and run without damage. The COMPANY
representative will have the right to reject unqualified tubulars.
10. Provide fill-up circulating tools to reduce operation time and enhance running operation.
11. Provide Jam Unit to monitor applied torque on premium connections and record make up
graphs.
NOTE: This equipment shall be provided for other casings in case of client requests.
2.2.7 Liner Hanger Running Services
CONTRACTOR shall:
1. Upon the arrival of running tools and other required tools and equipment, according to
Company’s drilling and completion plan, Contractor shall disassemble, inspect and make all
necessary maintenance on the liner hanger assembly (rotating type), then assemble and
pressure test the system, and then provide Liner hanger running service on assigned well.
2. Contractor shall set up a base with sufficient workshop facilities, instrument, replacement
components & spare parts and redress kit to fully meet the requirement for the required
service.
3. Contractor shall be responsible to mobilize and de-mobilize, equipment and maintain the
equipment in good working order.
4. Contractor shall collect the necessary Liner hanger, measure length, OD, ID of each item,
assemble to the pre-determined parts of Liner hanger assembly in the Well Program and
conduct necessary pressure test and function test.
5. Contractor shall make up pup joints with related Liner hanger.
6. Contractor shall create and maintain physical records for Liner hanger in stock, covering all
movements in and out of stock.
7. Contractor shall prepare and submit job record and report, including assembling, pressure
test, function test, and logging.
8. Contractor shall provide at least two sets of rotating liner running tools which shall also be
suitable to non-rotating liner hanger (one as back up).
9. Contractor shall provide one set of top drive cement head.
10. Contractor shall provide Services in accordance with Company’s HSE Management System.
11. Contractor shall provide appropriate transportation baskets to enable safe transportation of
the Liner hanger to/from well sites.
12. Contractor shall provide all spare parts and consumable materials to maintain Contractor’s
equipment in good working order. Contractor should ensure that equipment is properly
calibrated at all times.
13. Contractor's nominated Representative shall meet with Company Representatives, on a
regular basis.
14. Contractor shall review the service regularly in order to refine operation process and identify
areas where improvements in designs or procedures may be required.
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2.2.8 Cementing
CONTRACTOR shall:
Provide independently-powered pump trucks complete with suitably calibrated associated
equipment and tools, lab test instruments, class G cement with all necessary chemical additives, and
experienced crew members to perform, without limitation to the following,
1. Normal cementing operation,
2. Cement plug setting (plug back, side track, abandonment, circulation losses…),
3. Remedial cement squeezes,
4. Kick killing,
5. Laboratory tests and reports including THIRD PARTY inspection reports,
6. Pressure tests (on casing, /tubing string, wellheads, BOP equipment and other surface
equipment if necessary),
7. Establish bulk cement storage in its BASE to ensure continuous and sufficient supply.
Note: In case of failure in cementing operation and consequently unqualified cement bond and weak
hydraulic seal behind the casing, in addition to applying penalty, no payment for cementing services
will be applied to the CONTRACTOR.
2.2.9 Directional Drilling
Without limitation, CONTRACTOR shall undertake:
1. Operation of CONTRACTOR’s EQUIPMENT within the operating limits of the tools.
2. Directional / horizontal drilling, directional surveying, running and surveying with multi-shot
inclinometer/MWD / LWD tools, running downhole tools.
3. Installation and integration of CONTRACTOR’s instrumentation onto the drilling unit and into
the data unit containing directional drilling monitoring, drilling parameter monitoring and
logging equipment.
4. Record continuously parameters while MWD / LWD tools are in hole including, but not
limited to the following parameters and display the parameters integrated in the mud
logging system with optional display on a remote V.D.U. screen: total depth, stand pipe
pressure recording, downhole parameters being measured.
5. Operation, maintenance, inspection, calibration and repair of all equipment.
6. Design and plan directional / horizontal trajectory according to COMPANY’s DRILLING
PROGRAM and based on the offset well data including anti-collision trajectory planning, by
consultation with the COMPANY.
7. Perform directional / horizontal drilling with MWD and/or LWD system including but not
limited to all WORK necessary to control and monitor the direction / formation parameters
and measure the final location / trajectory of a borehole with all CONTRACTOR’s
EQUIPMENT.
8. Ensure that the actual well path follows the planned trajectory to the extent that it shall not
pass through the boundaries of the corridor that surrounds the planned hole trajectory in
case a corridor has been specified by the COMPANY.
9. Provide on the Location a unit and cabling with all the electronic equipment to receive and
process all types of MWD / LWD data in accordance with the Scope of Work. The unit shall
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facility to integrate with the mud logging system. All computers will have the latest available
version of Norton Anti-virus (or similar) virus protection software. This software must be
upgraded with the latest available virus definitions at least once a month.
10. Perform straight performance drilling with or without MWD systems and associated services
including, but not limited to, all WORK necessary to optimize performance and if required
monitor the direction of the borehole. If necessary, CONTRACTOR shall perform straight
performance drilling and associated services for the purposes of ROP.
11. Inform the COMPANY onsite REPRESENTATIVE timely when it appears that the actual
trajectory may not follow the planned trajectory, and/or any abnormalities are observed in
the hole or tools.
12. Direct, supervise and control LWD logging and directional measurements (toolface,
inclination, and azimuth).
13. Ensure that MWD / LWD tools are assembled as planned including correct make-up, doping
and handling.
14. Be familiar with drilling hydraulics program in order to appropriately set up the tools, and
ensure that tools have successfully passed a shallow test prior to running in the hole.
15. Provide the COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE with relevant directional survey, drilling parameters
and formation evaluation data, keep him informed on the progress of the job, advice on any
decision to be taken with regard to MWD / LWD and directional / horizontal drilling
including drilling parameters and promptly report any difficulties.
16. Report all failures to COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE and CONTRACTOR’s own management,
and maintain an inventory of all CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT and spare parts at the
LOCATION.
17. Set up a surveying data base to cover the CONTRACT AREA with WGS 84 as the reference
datum, establishing a reference point of origin agreed with COMPANY to which all Wellhead
co-ordinates will be referenced to. CONTRACTOR will liaise with COMPANY Development
Department to ensure the same reference datum and conversion algorithms are being used
for the DRILLING campaign as was used in the seismic campaign.
18. Perform running, reading and reporting of gyroscopic surveys run on wireline in casing or
drill pipe during shallow operations when anti-collision status is problematic.
19. Perform running, reading and reporting of magnetic multi-shot surveys taken in a non-
magnetic collar when pulling out of hole.
2.2.10 Fishing
CONTRACTOR shall:
1. Provide all fishing tools and supervisory required for recovering any objects, tools, etc. lost in
hole. CONTRACTOR will furnish all standard fishing tools and other special tools to fish its
own components, COMPANY and Third Party’s components.
2. Supervise fishing operations to direct fishing operations in a safe and practical manner in
coordination with the drilling crew personnel, consistent with accepted international
practices and standards.
3. A fishing job is a non-typical operation, therefore fishing tools should be stored, inspected,
repaired in CONTRACTOR’s BASE, and all the fishing tools shall be ready to be mobilized to
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4. Prepare and verify all the fishing tools, spare parts, and consumables which are to be
assigned to the job prior to Mobilization. CONTRACTOR shall prepare and check out all the
fishing tools at the Location, prior to the fishing operation.
5. Should any of CONTRACTOR Equipment be inoperable due to mechanical breakdown, and if
it affects the fishing operations, CONTRACTOR shall replace it with a complete new fishing
tool to continue the fishing operations.
6. Full material tractability and certification is required for the entire fishing tools.
7. Once the job is finished, fishing supervisor shall prepare a job summary report. This report
shall contain sufficient information, e.g. WORK procedure, comments, fishing tool used,
BHA, etc.
2.2.11 Logging
CONTRACTOR shall:
1. Provide open hole formation evaluation and cased hole logs. Availability of tools and back up
to be guaranteed such that there will be no delay or hold-up in operations.
2. Run additional logging tools as may be required from time to time by COMPANY. Tools to be
on call out basis and subject to availability.
3. Have free point indicator, back off charges and severing charges/tool on site or in its nearby
base tools to assist in open hole drilling problems CONTRACTOR should also have available a
range of chemical cutters. Bridge plug and packer setting tools.
4. Provide auxiliary services and be able to run and set bridge plugs, packers, etc. COMPANY
shall decide prior to start of drilling operations, whether such tools shall be kept on site, or
will be called out when required.
5. Perform all obligations in an efficient manner and in accordance with oil industry customary
procedures.
6. Operation, inspection, calibration, maintenance and repair for all equipment. All the
calibration shall be witnessed and approved by Company and be attached to the logs by
CONTRACTOR.
7. Perform wireline logging and formation evaluation including, but not limited to: resistivity,
acoustic, spectral gamma ray and radioactive logging; formation fluid sampling, temperature
and pressure recording, image logs and VSP in accordance with logging program and as
instructed by the COMPANY representative.
8. Perform drill pipe or tubing punching to re-establish circulation in the drill string as and
when required or instructed by COMPANY.
9. Advice fishing methods and procedures, to be applied in accordance with COMPANY's safety
rules and procedures.
10. Attend safety meetings on the safety aspects and procedures, which has to be carried out
prior to any logging sequence and/or intervention on the well.
11. Submit logging procedure report to COMPANY at least 48 hours prior to logging operation,
to ensure compliance with logging program, optimum efficiency and service quality.
12. When logging the highly deviated or horizontal hole, CONTRACTOR shall normally provide a
Chief Logging Engineer, a Second Logging Engineer and four Operators. For logging in the
surface or intermediate section, CONTRACTOR shall normally provide a Chief Logging
Engineer and two Operators.
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 The CONTRACTOR shall assign a Logging Engineer who should co-ordinate and be
responsible for directing all logging operations in a safe and efficient manner and to
ensure high quality data acquisition and delivery, and be competent to run all services
outlined in the logging program. The engineer should have a minimum of 5 years’ open
hole logging experience.
 Provide co-ordination of immediate data QC when it is transmitted from the wellsite to
ensure that it is in accordance to the required standard.
 Ensure that all of the tools of CONTRACTOR and COMPANY provided are on the Drilling
Location correctly to carry out the planned scope of WORK.
 Ensure that all of the tools have successfully passed a shallow test prior to running in the
hole.
 Ensure all the corrections be applied to survey data as specified by COMPANY.
 Maintain accurate records of tool run hours, tool-string reports and other data or
databases as requested by COMPANY.
 Report all failures to COMPANY Site Representative and CONTRACTOR’s own
management and these failures shall be mentioned in the result as remarks.
 Maintain an inventory of all CONTRACTOR’s tools onsite. The contractor is responsible
for all of his equipment.
 Be fully conversant with COMPANY's logging standards.
 Ensure that the relevant Field Ticket is completed and authorized by COMPANY Site
Representative prior to leaving Drilling Location.
 Participate in onshore planning and review meetings as required by COMPANY's
Technical Limit Process and other optimization initiatives.
 CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL shall be available on 48 hours call-out notice at all times
(before and after logging).
 All logging tools and data acquisition system information shall be reported to COMPANY
48 hours in advance.
 CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL shall be required to demonstrate flexibility in terms of
COMPANY’s timing requirements for the SERVICES and be fully aware that the timing
and scheduling of COMPANY’s operations can be influenced by a variety of external
causes.
 Any proposed change in the combination of CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL shall be
approved in writing by COMPANY representative. CONTRACTOR shall keep the same
group of CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL during drilling operation.
 Provide processing (and advanced correction methods) of formation evaluation data
according to accepted COMPANY general standard for presentation of logging data.
 Attend all the technical meeting that the COMPANY deems necessary during the period
of the contract.
14. Company may wish to visit CONTRACTOR’s facilities and workshop for purpose of
clarification. It is requested to ensure that all relevant personnel and appropriate facilities
are made available during the visit.
15. The CONTRACTOR needs to be aware that although certain services may not be required
according to their pertaining Assets in the Scope of Work (SOW), logging requirements can
change and the CONTRACTOR may be requested to provide equipment for unforeseen
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16. Record and store all well evaluation data; process, interpret or transmit well data in the
format specified by COMPANY.
17. CONTRACTOR is required to provide backup support from data center if required to improve
data quality and clear technical questions relating to log data and quality.
18. All CONTRACTOR’s equipment and logging tools must be accompanied by certificates of valid
inspection / calibration and shall meet the applicable API specifications.
19. CONTRACTOR shall provide COMPANY with technical data sheet for all proposed equipment.
20. In the event that any equipment supplied by CONTRACTOR does not meet specifications
upon delivery, CONTRACTOR shall repair or replace it at its sole expense, and provide the
equipment which meets the specifications within 48 hours, or will be subject to Contract
termination at the COMPANY’s sole option.
21. CONTRACTOR should provide back-up tools, spare parts and repair service to ensure the
equipment is maintained in fully operational condition.
22. CONTRACTOR should design the most cost effective logging tool combinations/tool strings.
23. CONTRACTOR should report all concerns to the COMPANY’s Senior Site Representative and
make recommendations to improve safety and efficiency of electric logging operations.
24. CONTRACTOR must have suitable organizational, logistics and quality control systems, which
are indispensable for ensuring correct operational procedures and guaranteeing data
quality.
25. In detail, CONTRACTOR must have one local base for, at least:
 Routine maintenance and tool response checking, after every operation.
 Three-monthly recalibration of tools that cannot be calibrated at the well site (neutron
logs, density logs, induction logs, etc.).
 Complete overhaul and calibration of all equipment, every six or twelve months,
depending on the tool type.
 Routine maintenance and checks on cables every six months, or after operations in
unusual environments (high temperature, H2S, hostile conditions).
26. CONTRACTOR shall follow COMPANY’s procedure for import and transport of radioactive
and explosive materials or other equipment.
27. Contractor shall provide SUV car which is approved by client to transport Client’s logging
supervisors from base to rig site
28. The following equipment and tools are to be maintained during periods of well operations or
as otherwise agreed:
 Approved storage and handling facilities as required for all of CONTRACTOR radioactive
and explosive materials used at the drilling site in accordance with government
regulations and COMPANY standards.
 Wireline lubricator and BOP equipment for open and cased hole logging tools,
perforating guns, etc. COMPANY may require running pressure test for such equipment
at time of use, and any necessary tools to achieve this should be available with the
equipment. Working pressure for all pressure control equipment including any
crossovers should be clearly stated.
2.2.12 Perforation
Actual perforation interval will depend upon drilling results and results of the formation evaluation.
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1. CONTRACTOR shall design perforation with appropriate software such as span and pipesim
and submit its technical report to Company for review and approval in order to choose the
best perforation strategy
2. Provide qualified personnel to perform the Work.
3. Provide TCP&DST equipment as required for the services. CONTRACTOR's personnel shall be
technically competent to operate equipment.
4. Be responsible for installation, operation, inventory control, handling, and maintenance and
return of the equipment and accessories.
5. Provide COMPANY with technical specification sheets for all proposed equipment and shall
provide advice to COMPANY on proper methods of utilizing equipment.
6. In the event that any equipment supplied by CONTRACTOR does not meet specifications
upon delivery, CONTRACTOR shall repair or replace it at its sole expense with equipment
that meets the specifications within 48 hours.
7. Provide back-up tools, spare parts and repair service to ensure CONTRACTOR’s equipment is
maintained in fully operational condition.
8. Perform function and pressure tests on all equipment. These tests are to be witnessed by
COMPANY's representative prior to the equipment being accepted by COMPANY. All costs
associated with performing these tests shall be to the CONTRACTOR's account.
9. Report all concerns to COMPANY's well site Representative and make recommendations on
improving efficiency and safety of production testing operations.
10. Regarding the use of Explosives, certain precautious should be taken:
 The CONTRACTOR must have suitable means and procedures to guarantee adequate
safety regarding the use of explosives and radioactive materials.
 No Perforating shall be conducted at night unless specially authorized by COMPANY.
 The work with explosives shall be carried outby specialist personnel only, and should
never be performed when thundering in the vicinity.
 During any job using explosives, the number of authorized employed personnel shall be
kept to minimum. All other persons shall evacuate the danger area during the operation.
 Warning signs shall be placed on access routes to the danger area to prevent entering of
unauthorized people.
 All arc welding shall be stopped before electrical blasting caps are connected to the gun,
and remain shut down until the gun is more than 75 m below the surface.
 Warning signs shall be placed in the radio room to advice personnel of radio shut-down.
 Check the rig wiring for loose wires or hanging cables, particularly in the vicinity of the
derrick V-door adjacent to the cat-walk.
 Casing and rig must be electrically bonded together and stray voltage between them be
reduced to less than 0.25 V. CONTRACTOR shall supply a voltage monitor which must be
checked frequently. If the potential difference exceeds the limit at any time throughout
the perforating operations, all sources of electrical energy must be switched off. The
COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE shall witness the ground testing of the equipment.
 Before attaching an explosive device to the cable head, and whenever the device
(whether fired or not) is at less than 75 m from the surface, the logging unit safety key
must be
 Removed and be in the CONTRACTOR Logging Engineer’s possession.
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 The cable head must always be checked for stray voltages before attaching to the gun.
 All non-essential personnel must be moved to a safe distance before the head is
attached to the gun, and is safely in the well.
 A gun which has been run into the well shall always be treated as live and dangerous,
until observing the outside lubricator confirms a successful firing.
 Radio silence shall be enforced whenever operations with use of electro-explosive
detonators are in progress.
2.2.13 Completion Running
CONTRACTOR shall:
1. Provide completion Service Engineers on well site to perform completion tool running
service, including tool inspection, installing, running, packer setting and submit job report
2. Contractor shall assemble, pressure test and run completion tools on designated well(s)
according to drilling and completion plan.
3. Set up a base in designated area with sufficient workshop and warehouse facilities,
instrument and redress kit to fully meet the requirement for the required service.
4. Be responsible to mobilize and de-mobilize its service personnel and equipment and
maintain the equipment in good working order.
5. Collect the necessary completion tools, measure length, OD, ID of each item, assemble the
predetermined parts of completion string as described in the Well Program and conduct
necessary pressure test and function test.
6. Make up pup joints with related completion tools.
7. Create and maintain physical records for all completion tools in stock, covering all
movements in and out of stock.
8. Provide service engineer(s) to operate TR-SCSSSV during well testing, acidizing and Well
suspension operation, etc. according to Company requirement with Call-offs.
9. Prepare and submit job record and report including assembling, pressure test, function test,
running log, and drawings of completion string.
10. Provide Services in accordance with Company’s HSE Management System.
11. Assemble, pressure test and inspect the completion tools at Contractor’s workshop before
sending to well site.
12. Provide appropriate transportation baskets to enable safe transportation of the completion
tools to/from well site.
13. Provide all spare parts and consumable material to maintain Contractor’s workshop
equipment in good working order. Ensures that Contractor’s equipment is properly
calibrated at all times.
14. Contractor's nominated Representative shall meet with Company Representatives, on a
regular basis, to review Company's ongoing project progress, update requirements,including
drilling and completion plan.
15. Review service regularly in order to refine operation process and identify areas where
improvements in designs or procedures may be necessary.
16. Provide messing and accommodation for contractor’s engineer on well site or Base during
call-out services.
17. Company shall provide well program and advise Contractor of the well onto which the
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18. Contractor shall be responsible for the transportation of the assembled completion tools to
and from Contractor's base and well site.
19. Contractor shall provide completion report, Completion tally, completion schematic
including used equipment specification in details within 10 days after job accomplishment

2.2.14 Slick line

CONTRACTOR shall:
1. Provide the Slick Line Unit and its related equipment required such as pressure control
equipment (PCE), down hole tools and its associated facilities to direct, supervise and fulfill
the related Slick Line Services at locations according to the program (design).
2. Be responsible for hooking up its equipment, placed at the Well Location and connecting to
the
3. Contractor shall provide at least one unite of equipped with 0.125 cable for heavy duty slick
line operations wellhead, providing and rigging up the necessary equipment to perform the
slick line operation.
2.2.15 Well Suspension
After running completion string, the well may need to be suspended. The slick line is used to run a
plug (Lock mandrel and equalize prong) at landing nipple and coiled tubing is needed also to displace
diesel into tubing above the plug.
 Slick line operation for running lock Mandrel and Equalizing prong into nipple at landing
nipple.
 CTU operation for displacing diesel.
 Fluid storage & pumping services
 Other associated services.
2.2.16 Engineering Services
1) CONTRACTOR shall prepare/Present Drill Well On Paper (DWOP) for Company and drilling
teams two weeks prior to spud date.
2) CONTRACTOR shall prepare Drilling / Completion / Geology Programs using COMPANY’s
Scope of Work and submit at least 30 days before well spud to COMPANY for review and
approval.
3) Contractor is encouraged to modify designs prior/during operation, using engineers’
experiences and submit to COMPANY. Obviously, such a design/operation optimization
should be pre-Approved by COMPANY.
4) CONTRACTOR shall provide other services such as drill string /drilling tools inspection, rig
tools & equipment inspection, BOP inspection, first-aid, transportation of COMPANY’s
equipment between COMPANY’s office and LOCATIONs, and other miscellaneous services
necessarily required for its proper performance of the CONTRACT.
5) CONTRACTOR shall provide supporting services for DST on some designated wells, such as
drilling rig operation, completion fluid service, cementing operation, etc.
6) CONTRACTOR shall keep regular and frequent communication with COMPANY
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7) Within thirty (30) days after receipt of the Short Term Drilling Sequence, CONTRACTOR shall
prepare and present to COMPANY a detailed execution plan, covering the work envisaged by
the Short Term Drilling Sequence. The Execution Plan should identify the minimum notice
and lead time required to be given by COMPANY to CONTRACTOR for each well planned on
the Short Term Drilling Sequence, to allow sufficient time for CONTRACTOR to prepare for
rig-moves, transportation, procurement, etc. CONTRACTOR shall provide revised Execution
Plans to COMPANY from time-to-time, and to reflect changes in COMPANY's Short Term
Drilling Sequence.
8) CONTRACTOR shall demonstrate lessons learned & experience gained in drilling offset wells,
and/or in drilling through the same/similar geological profile as specified in the drilling
program of a particular well together with mitigation of the drilling risks.
9) CONTRACTOR shall prepare an organization chart with full description of responsibilities for
each position. The organization chart should include all the positions that are allocated to
participate in the revision work.
10) CONTRACTOR shall prepare the work flow process chart describing the step by step
procedure to perform the drilling program.
11) Contractor is obliged to perform Drilling Optimization covering below items:
 Gather offset well data, undertake offset data review, and create offset montage and
summary of offset drilling.
 Review client provided subsurface data package to ensure proposed well design meets
the requirements.
 Drilling Hydraulics optimization
 Hole cleaning review for each section
 Section wise Torque and Drag Analysis of BHA
 Section wise Drilling Procedures and proposed optimum parameters.
 Casing Design: Undertake the complete casing string design to minimize number of
casing strings required to complete the well safely, thereby reducing well capital costs
including:
 Casing setting depth
 Casing Size
 Grade of casing
 Casing stress check
 Kick margins / kick tolerances for each section
 Other (pore and fracture gradient, material grade selection, casing connection type
etc.)
 Directional Drilling Optimization:
 Well profile
 Design and Optimization of Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA).
 Torque and Drag
 Bit selection program (including nozzles set)
 Cement programs. Generate well specific cementing programs and designs based on
available offset data including:
 Cement program for each section
 Casing centralization plan

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 Other (lab test review, pumping and ECD schedule, casing pressure test, barrier
requirement etc.)
 Mud programs. Generate well specific drilling fluids programs and designs based on
available offset data including:
 Mud program for each section
 Recommendation for materials & chemical
 Other (shallow gas procedures, decision tree for lost circulation etc.)  Undertake
well design options review and drilling risk assessment.
 Develop well materials and equipment list
 Generate well risk matrix and contingency plans
 Provide the Required Technical Specifications of the drilling Rig Equipment and evaluate
the suitability for drilling, based on the well design and casing strings.
 Drilling Optimization recommendations during execution phase including Real-Time
analysis of drilling parameters and subsequent required adjustment based on real-time
data including down hole vibrations/shocks, RPMs and Pressure While Drilling etc.
2.3 Reports
1) Daily IADC report or equivalent report to certify Contractor’s job completed everyday
2) WPA Report
3) Final “Drilling Program” approved by Contractor Drilling Engineering Manager, Contractor
Project Manager in color prints 5 series
4) Final “Geological Forecast” approved by Contractor Project Manager in color prints 5 series.
5) Daily drilling Report
6)[4)] Daily Mud Logging Report
7)[5)] Daily drilling/completion fluid report
8)[6)] Daily drilling waste treatment report.
9)[7)] 7-day Look ahead report
10)[8)] Daily directional drilling report
11)[9)] POB (personnel on board)
12)[10)] Weekly rig equipment checklist (Each Friday @ 24:00)
13)[11)] BOP test report (after each pressure/function test)
14)[12)] Cementing operation report (After each job max. in two days)
15)[13)] Daily/Weekly/Monthly HSE reports After each week (on Tuesday) /Month (on 31st) @ 24:00
16)[14)] Incident /accident report (After each case max. within 2 hours verbally and a formal and
detailed report within 7 days)
17)[15)] Records such as trip sheet, kick control sheet, BOP/Fire/H2S/Stretcher drill record, training
record, safety meeting record, etc. (After each case)
18)[16)] Final well report(s)including such services as drilling, drilling & completion fluid, cementing,
coring, directional drilling, fishing, H2S monitoring & control, drilling waste management,
tubular running, HSE, Mud logging, wireline Logging etc. (Within two weeks after well
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19)[17)] Final mud logging report in 5 series, including CD

20)[18)] Final logs raw data in color prints 6 series, including CD, Film and Tape
21)[19)] Final logs interpretation and results in 4 series, including CD
 Contractor shall prepare wellsite wireline logs in digital and hard copy formats as per
COMPANY requirements:
 The CONTARACTOR shall take all necessary steps to perform proper logging data
acquisition and delivery, on time, as per COMPANY’S requested formats. Three rush
prints of each run in 1/200, and 1/1000 scales with tool’s and well diagram, mud data
and other drilling information shall be delivered to the COMPANY (or COMPANY
representative at the rig site) Immediately after logging.
 CONTRACTOR shall deliver two separate digital data files to the COMPANY:
 Raw data - Acquired data set without any environmental correction
 Environmentally corrected data - After performing necessary data processing and
correction, the following data should submit to the COMPANY:
 Four (4) final prints of each Tool type in 1/200, 1/500 and 1/1000 scales.
 Four (4) compact Disk (CD, DVD, …) containing digital logging data in all standard format
such as ASCII and DLIS and etc.
22)[20)] Final LWD data in 6 color prints and CDs
23)[21)] Liner lap or plugs dry test report.
24)[22)] The Final Raw Data shall be delivered in three formats (LAS, LIS, DLIS) and TIFF files - delivery
to NISOC shall be within four (4) weeks after completion of logging.
25)[23)] Anti-collision report for off-set wells.
26)[24)] Final FBDST and DST report in CD (2 Numbers) - delivery to NISOC shall be within one week
after completion of test.
27)[25)] Final flowing data and MOT output data report
28)[26)] Perforation Final reports
 Daily Log of all equipment operation and data recorded (electronic format preferred: .doc or.
xls).
 Final summary report (3 hard-copies, 1 CD) of all data acquired during each test shall be in
COMPANY's possession no later than 14 days after the completion of the test.
29)[27)] Contractor shall provide Daily Drilling Reports and Mud logging data base, with related
software
30) Recap reports that shall be provided by contractor but not limited to:
- Casing tally
- Liner accessories specification
- Tubular Make up Report
- Cementing Operation Report
- Well head service report
- Formation Integrity test with curve

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- Casing Integrity test with curve

- Liner Lap Dry Test Result
- Drilling Fluid Report
- Accident and Drilling Problem Reports
- Waste Management Report
- Logs
- Mud Logging Report
- Geological Report
- Contractor DDR
- Contractor DGR
- Contractor DDSR
- Contractor WMR
- Contractor DMR
Note:
 Reports number 1 to 8 shall be submitted to COMPAMY Representative before 6 am every
day covering the previous twenty-four (24) hours.
 All Logs, tests and jobs interpretation including Quick look and final interpretation shall be
done by Contractor except final interpretation of Full suite logs and Quick look and final
interpretation of Repeat Formation Test (RTF, MDT, XPT,…) which will be done by Client.

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3 EQUIPMENT
Important Notice:
1) Contractor shall provide all required equipment related to scope of work. Cost should be covered by
Contractor in Turnkey Price.
2) All proposed premium connections by TENDERER shall be approved by COMPANY before placing
order for all material.
3) Suppliers/manufacturers/subcontractors shall be selected from the NISOC’s bidder list attached to
the Tender document. Proposed bidders, out of the NISOC’s list, shall be approved by COMPANY in
advance.
4) Chemical and additive’s manufacturer for mud and cement shall be approved by COMPANY in
advance.
5) Equipment shall be inspected by third party inspector while manufacturing (level-1) and all
inspection report shall be approved by NISOC.
6) All MRs and ITPs shall be approved by Company before placing order for all equipment and goods.
7) All MPSs, POs and ITPs shall be signed and stamped by manufacturer and purchaser.
8)[7)] Procurement shall be supplied through main manufactures (Provision by Stocker shall be approved
by COMPANY in advanced)
9)[8)] CONTRACTOR shall warrant that any Goods delivered be in good workmanship and comply in all
respects with the requirements of the Delivery Order as applicable. The " Warranty period" with
respect to the Goods shall appears within eighteen (18) months from the date of delivery, in
accordance with the delivery terms, or within twelve (12) months after the Goods have been put
into commercial operation following satisfactory completion of the commissioning and testing
program, if any whichever period expires first. In the event that any Defect in the Goods other than
a Defect arising from normal wear or tear or violation of Seller's operating instructions by COMPANY
during the warranty period, then CONTRACTOR shall, upon the notice from COMPANY, promptly
bear all costs for repair or replacement of Goods under the warranties ASAP, including but not
limited to inspection charges, freight for returning the Goods and for sending the replacement,
loading and unloading charges, etc.
If CONTRACTOR fails to effectively remedy any Defect within a reasonable time after COMPANY's notice
as given above, CONTRACTOR may fix a date on or by which CONTRACTOR must remedy the Defect. If
CONTRACTOR fails to remedy the Defect by such fixed date, then COMPANY may, at its sole discretion,
carry out or engage others to carry out the work required to remedy the Defect in a reasonable manner
and at CONTRACTOR's risk, cost and expense. CONTRACTOR shall promptly reimburse COMPANY for the
cost and expense properly incurred by COMPANY in remedying the Defect.

Note: The required Inspectors must have minimum five years of related experience included but not
limited to the relevant fields of Mechanical (Piping, Welding, etc.) and Electrical Engineering,
Material and Metallurgy.

Scope of inspection that should be followed by inspector is as following:

1) Scope of Third Party Inspection of Casing, Tubing, Casing Accessories and Centralizers:
 Technical inspection shall be carried out to ensure that the materials supplied are fully in
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technical data.
 Verification of QA plan and checking Mill & QC system.
 Visual & Dimensional Checks on the random basis for each item.
 Mill test certificate to be verified and reviewed.
 Physical, Mechanical and Chemical properties to be witnessed tested as per API 5CT and
API10D… Latest Edition.
 Gauges, threads, thread protectors, tolerances, couplings, connections to be checked.
 Witness on line, N.D. test for welds/body/Coupling, Acc. to API 5 CT (SR1, SR2 & SR14).
 Witness on line, N.D. test (UT, EMI) for pipe ends before threading on 12 in. length from
ends.
 Witness full length drift test.
 Witness hydrostatic test in Acc. with specification and code.
 Checking the material, to be free from corrosion (Scattered pitting, scale and etc.) and
mechanical deformation.
 Witness marking & loading EX-Works and on Vessel / Truck.
 Witness stress corrosion cracking and sulfide stress cross ion cracking.
 Progress reports to be issued each month.
 Issue certificate and detailed inspection report.
2) Scope of Third Party Inspection of Liner Hanger and Completion tools:
 Technical inspection shall be carried out to ensure that the materials supplied are fully in
compliance with the purchase order specification reference standards and technical data.
 Verification of QA plan and checking Mill & QC system.
 Visual & Dimensional Checks on the random basis for each item.
 Mill test certificate to be verified and reviewed.
 Physical, Mechanical and chemical tested documents in accordance with the requirements
of API 5CT shall be furnished and all documents shall be reviewed and approved by
Inspector.
 Gauges, threads, thread protectors, tolerances, couplings, connections to be checked.
 Witness on line, N.D.T test for welds/body/Coupling, Acc. to API 5CT where applicable.
 Witness on line, N.D. test (UT, EMI) for pipe ends before threading on 12 in. length from
ends.
 Witness full length drift test.
 Witness hydrostatic test in Acc. with specification and code.
 Heat charts and / or certificates to be verified and reviewed by Inspector.
 Checking the material, to be free from corrosion (Scattered pitting, scale and etc.) and
mechanical deformation.
 Witness marking & loading EX-Works and on Vessel / Truck.
 Progress reports to be issued each month.
 Issue certificate and detailed inspection report.

3) Scope of Third Party Inspection of Wellhead and Christmas tree Equipment:

 Technical inspection shall be carried out to ensure that the unit and materials supplied are
fully in accordance with the purchase order specification reference standards and also the
NISOC approved drawing and technical data.
 Visual & Dimensional Checks on the random basis for each item.

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 Mill test certificate to be verified and reviewed.

 Physical, Mechanical and chemical properties to be witness tested on sample basis 10% as
per API 6A latest edition.
 Witness/ Monitor on sample basis 10% N.D.E for:
a) Surface
b) Welding
c) Volumetric (Internal material defects by methods such as radiography and/or
ultrasonic testing).

 Witness drift diameter test (for Individual Flow Line Valves, full bore valves, vertical bores,
and Christmas Trees) where applicable.
 Witness hydrostatic test and gas test for each item where applicable.
 Heat treatment charts and / or certificates to be verified and reviewed.
 Witness functional / performance tests where applicable.
 Witness packing, marking & loading EX-Works.
 Progress reports to be issued each month.
 Issue certificate and detailed inspection reports.

4) Scope of Third Party Inspection of Chemicals and Additives:

 Name of the goods, manufacturer, date of manufacture, quantity of the goods,
specification, function, inspection standards shall be verified and reviewed.
 Product components and composition, such as ingredients, percentage, and purity if
applicable shall be verified and reviewed.
 Technical index and properties, such as appearance, odor, fineness, specific gravity, PH
value, boiling point, Thickening Time, solubility in water and compressive strength if
applicable shall be verified and reviewed.
 Handling information, such as usage, toxicity, first aid measures, firefighting measures,
accidental release measures, handling and storage, personal protection, exposure control,
hazards identification, stability and reactivity, ecological information, disposal
consideration shall be verified and reviewed.
5) Scope of Third Party Inspection of Down Hole Pressure Gauge:
 Technical inspection shall be carried out to ensure that the materials supplied are fully in
compliance with the purchase order specification reference standards and technical data.
 Verification of QA plan and checking Mill & QC system.
 Visual & Dimensional Checks on the random basis for each item.
 Mill test certificate to be verified and reviewed.
 Physical, Mechanical, Electrical and Chemical test documents shall be furnished and all
documents shall be reviewed and approved by Inspector.
 Gauges, threads, thread protectors, tolerances, couplings, connections to be checked.
 Witness full length drift test.
 Witness hydrostatic test in accordance with specification and code.
 Checking the material to be free from corrosion (Scattered pitting, scale and etc.) and
mechanical deformation.
 Witness marking & loading EX-Works or on Vessel / Truck.
 Issue certificate and detailed inspection report.

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3.1 Tubular
Technical Requirement:
Tubular shall have the below as minimum Technical Requirement:
1) The latest edition of the following standards shall be applied to all products supplied.

 API Spec 5CT, Specification for Casing and Tubing. The maximum length of all tubulars
shall be 40.5 ft (Range#3)
 API RP 5C1, Recommended Practice for Care and Use of Casing and Tubing.
 API RP 5A5, Recommended Practice for Field Inspection of New Casing, Tubing and
Plain-End Drill Pipe.
 API RP 5C5, Recommended Practice for Evaluation Procedures for Casing and Tubing
Connections.
 ASNT SNT-TC-1A, Personnel Qualifications and Certification in Non-Destructive
Testing.
2) In case of sour services (C110P, VM110SS, SS110), PSL-3 standard, and for normal services, PSL-2
standard is required for all tubulars.
3) All Drift tests shall be in accordance with API-5CT.
4) Goods shall be inspected in accordance with API SPEC 5CT/ISO 11960 and the inspection report must
be submitted to NISOC.
5)[3)] Each pipe including coupling stock shall be nondestructively inspected full length for thin wall,
lamination-type defects and for other defects of any orientation by ultrasonic methods according to
procedures outlined in API RP 5A5.
6)[4)] Contractor shall ensure that the quantity delivered shall be within ± 3 % of total length of each type
of goods placed in order（except pup joints）.

7)[5)] Goods are to be shipped in a weather-tight hull of the vessel. Open deck storage is not acceptable.
All casing and tubing are to be secured so as to prevent movement and damage during transit.
8)[6)] Dunnage shall be placed at the bottom and at the sides of the vessel to prevent contact between
vessel metal parts and casing/tubing.
9)[7)] Marking shall be as per Section 10 of API Spec 5CT/ISO 11960 and any additional markings as
specified by NISOC. Connection on both ends of crossovers shall be clearly marked.
10)[8)] Swaging, gauging and inspection shall comply with API Spec 5B.

11)[9)] Threads on finished pipes shall be completely covered with an adequate coat of API Modified
thread compound and composite thread protectors must be installed at both ends. Thread
protectors shall cover all threads and must be made-up snugly. Seams between the thread
protectors and the pipe shall be sealed with grease. Thread protector shall be composite type, open-
end lift able type.
12)[10)] The outside surface of finished pipes shall be adequately coated with mill varnish.

13)[11)] Finished pipes shall be shipped with dunnage system between layers of the pipes to prevent from
damage during transportation.

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14)[12)] For Gas Tight connection

 for all required casing sizes shall be of one uniform type.

 shall be abrasive-blasted processed sufficiently to avoid causing galling during make-up
 shall have one metal to metal ID seal minimum, as primary seal
 Shall exceed 100% pipe body tension efficiency
 shall pass ISO13679 CAL IV qualification test
15)[13)] Contractor shall provide detailed information about itself, manufacture, qualification, sale record
of the manufacturer, client’s satisfaction/recommendation letters, and latest lab test report by
authorized institute, certification report by reputable third party, and more information about the
goods. Detailed introduction about quoted premium connection is more important.

3.2 Tubular Accessories

Tubular accessories shall have the following as minimum Technical Requirement:
1) The latest edition of the following applicable standards shall be met.

 API Spec. 10D. Specification for Bow-spring casing centralizer, Fifth edition.
 API Spec. 10F. Specification for Collar and Shoe.
 Thread compound for casing/ tubing shall adopt the standard of API Bull 5A2 or higher
standard.
 API SPEC 5B|API SPEC5B|API SPEC 5B-1996
 API SPEC 7-2-2008 Specification for Threading and Gauging of Rotary Shouldered Thread
Connections
 API RP 5C1, Recommended Practice for Care and Use of Casing and Tubing.
 API RP 5A5, Recommended Practice for Field Inspection of New Casing, Tubing and Plain-
End Drill Pipe.
 ASNT SNT-TC-1A, Personnel Qualifications and Certification in Non-Destructive Testing.
2) In case of sour services, PSL-3 standard, and for normal services, PSL-2 standard is required for
collars and shoes. For centralizer, PSL-2 standard is required.
3) Goods shall be inspected by qualified third party in accordance with API SPEC 5CT and the inspection
report must be submitted to COMPANY.
4)[3)] Stage tools shall be the products acknowledged by worldwide application.

5)[4)] Contractor shall ensure each type of goods is packed in good order.

6)[5)] Goods are to be shipped in a weather-tight hull of the vessel. Open deck storage is not acceptable.
All goods are to be secured so as to prevent movement and damage during transit.
7)[6)] All goods shall be placed in special wooden box. The “UP” and “DOWN” words shall be sprayed on
the wooden box which contain the thread compound and thread lock compound.
8)[7)] Marking shall be noted as per materials description and any additional markings as specified by
COMPANY. Connection shall be clearly marked on the body of float shoes, float collars and stage
collars.
9)[8)] Swaging, gauging and inspection shall comply with API Spec 5B.

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10)[9)] Threads of float shoes, float collar and stage collar shall be completely covered with an adequate
coat of API Modified thread compound and composite thread protectors must be installed at both
ends. Thread protectors shall cover all threads and must be made-up snugly. Seams between the
thread protectors and the pipe shall be sealed with grease. Thread protector shall be composite
type, open-end lift able type.
11)[10)] Contractor shall provide detailed information about itself, manufacture, qualification, sale record
of the manufacturer, client’s satisfaction/recommendation letters, and latest lab test report by
authorized institute, certification report by reputable third party, and more information about the
goods.
12)[11)] All the connection shall be tested and approved by supervision of third part inspector.

3.3 Completion Tools

Completion shall have the following as minimum Technical Requirement:
The latest edition of the following standards shall be applied to all products supplied.
 API Spec Q1 / ISO TS 29001- (Specification for Quality Programs for the Petroleum and
Natural gas industry, 7th Edition / June 2003, Effective Date: December 15, 2003).
 API Spec 5CT / ISO 11960- (Specification for Casing and Tubing Petroleum and Natural
gas Industries, Steel Pipes for Use as Casing or Tubing for Wells, 7th Edition / October 1,
2001, Effective Date: April 1, 2002).
I. API Spec 14A / ISO 10432: 1999- (Specification for Subsurface Safety Valve Equipment
Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries down-hole equipment –Subsurface safety valve
equipment, 11th Edition / 2005.10) with “Validation Grade: V3” and “Quality
Requirement: Q1”
 API 11D1 ( Specifications for Packer equipment) with “Validation Grade: V2” and
“Quality Requirement: Q1”.
 API RP 14B / ISO 10417- (Design, Installation, Repair and Operation of Subsurface Safety
Valve Systems, 5th Edition / 2005.10) with “Validation Grade: V3” and “Quality
Requirement: Q1”
 NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156-1: 21306- (Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries –Materials
for Use in H2S Containing Environments in Oil and Gas Production, 1st Edition / 2003).
 “API-19 AC” and “API-14 L” with “Validation Grade: V2” and “Quality Requirement: Q1”
for other equipment.Validation Grade test certificate of each equipment (V1-3 test
certificate) for example: Packer v3 test certificate, TR3SV V1 test certificate...).
 API-14L Specification for Lock Mandrels and Landing Nipples
 ISO 14998- Petroleum and natural gas industries – Downhole Equipment – Completion
accessories
 It is suggested that to use class II (Sandy Services) for subsurface safety valves.
1) Goods shall be inspected in accordance with API and the inspection report must be submitted to
COMPANY.
2) In case of sour services, PSL-3 standard, and for normal services, PSL-2 standard is required.
3) All Drift tests shall be in accordance with API-5CT.
4) All sizes of safety valves must have API monogram and certificate.

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5)[3)] All items of completion string should be provided from one supplier.

6)[4)] 18 Months guarantee from delivery time and 12 months from installation date will be applied for
any item .
7)[5)] Goods are to be shipped in a weather-tight hull of the vessel. Open deck storage is not acceptable.
All completion tools are to be secured so as to prevent movement and damage during transit.
8)[6)] Dunnage shall be placed at the bottom and at the side of the vessel to prevent contact between
vessel metal parts and completion tools.
9)[7)] Threads on finished pipes shall be completely covered with an adequate coat of API Modified
thread compound and composite thread protectors must be installed at both ends. Thread
protectors shall cover all threads and must be made-up snugly. Seams between the thread
protectors and the pipe shall be sealed with grease. Thread protector shall be composite type, open-
end lift able type.
10)[8)] Contractor shall provide detailed information about itself, manufacture, qualification, sale record
of the manufacturer, client’s satisfaction /recommendation letters, and latest lab test report by
authorized institute, certification report by reputable third party, and more information about the
goods. Detailed introduction about quoted premium connection is more important.
11)[9)] Contractor shall supply complete completion accessory tools including:

1. Shifting Tools

2. Separation and Protection Sleeves for TR3SV (If Applicable)

3. Puncher Tools for TR3SV (If Applicable)

4. Communication Tools for TR3SV (If Applicable)

5. Exercise Tools for TR3SV (If Applicable)

6. Insert Valve for TR3SV (If Applicable)

7. WR3SV Dummy

8. SPM Dummy

9. Kick over tools

10. Gauge Hanger

11. Lock Mandrel, Plug and Equalizing Prong for Each Nipple

12. Running & Pulling for Each Tools

13. Redress Kit and Spare Part for Each item

Note: P.O. of completion shall be included type, specification and quantity of each tools and must be
confirmed by company.

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3.4 Well Head and X-Mass Tree

Wellhead and X-mas tree shall have the following as minimum Technical Requirement:
1) All equipment shall be designed, manufactured and tested to API 6A 20th edition,
2) Other product standard references:

 NACE MR-0175 Latest Edition: Sulfide Stress Cracking Resistant Metallic Material for
Oil Field Equipment.
 API-6A, Wellhead and X-mass Tree Specification
 API Q-1 8th Edition: Specification for Quality Program.
 ASME BPVC Section V: Nondestructive Testing.
 ISO 9001, 2000: Quality Systems - Model for Quality Assurance in Design,
Development, Production, Installation, and Servicing.
 ASME: Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code.
3) All Valve which are in accordance with PSL-2 standards shall pass Gas Test (or Air Test) with 100 psi.
4) Injection ports of Wellhead shall be equipped with a one-way valve with minimum 10 millimeters
diameter (Same as Cameron Wellhead, Type “MW).
5) Diameter of Wellhead test ports shall be minimum of 10 millimeters (Same as Cameron Wellhead,
Type “MW).
6) All equipment to be forgings, no castings to be used. All the forged material shall be Non-Destructive
Tested with test reports.
7)[4)] Bolting materials conform to ASTM A193 Grade B7; nuts conform to ASTM Standard A194 Grade 2H
nuts. All bolts and nuts are zinc-coated.
8)[5)] Manual Gate Valves shall be full bore, full opening, flush in open position, featuring the following
design requirements:

 Gate guides.
 Non-rising stem.
 Solid gate of the floating type with dual seat arrangement and designed to prevent
pressure locking during normal operations.
 Metal to metal seal between gate and seat, and between seat and body (additional low
pressure elastomer seals are acceptable between seats and body only).
 Metal to metal back seating facilities to allow stem packing to be replaced under full
working pressure.
 Valves to be fully bi-directional.
 No body penetrations (e.g. for grease fittings) permitted except above stem back seat.
 Plating type hard facing of gate or seats shall be avoided.
 To be provided with a device that protects the stem from over torque. Any such
renewable device shall be positioned in a way to ease replacement.
 To be supplied with hand wheels. Hand wheel shall be marked with either “open” or
“close” arrows, shall be easily installable and removable without the requiring threaded
retained type devices and shall be of a configuration so as not to interface with adjacent
wellhead/X-mas tree components, leaving sufficient hand room to operate.

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 18 Months guarantee from delivery time and 12 months from installation date should be
applied for any item.
9)[6)] Contractor is required to quote detailed equipment list, quantity and specification.

10)[7)] All equipment sections are to be checked in the field and each section is to have all the necessary
studs, nuts, ring gaskets, seal assemblies, gauges, etc. in the one shipping crate.
11)[8)] Contractor is responsible to test the Christmas tree before field installation with necessary test
equipment and pressure recorder.
12)[9)] Contractor has to provide DETAILED dimensioned drawings, COMPREHENSIVE installation
procedures and maintenance manuals.
13)[10)] Contractor is to supply a containerized store/workshop to be located at Contractor’s base and be
fitted with all necessary tools to service the equipment and a comprehensive stock of spare parts
and consumables on a consignment basis.
14)[11)] Repair kits for use during the future production shall be also quoted separately as option.

15)[12)] Vender shall clearly express one by one that they meet all above technical and other
requirements.
16)[13)] Proposed price for each set of well head, shall be included in installation charge.

17)[14)] Contractor shall pressure test wellhead and X-mas tree after final installation as per API standard
and submit to Company for approval.
18)[15)] Contractor shall supply complete wellhead accessory tools including:

1. VR PLUGS

2. COMPANION FLANGES

3. BULL PLUG TAPPED THREAD 1/2" NPT

4. BULL PLUG (BLIND)

5. NEEDLE VALVES

6. PIPE PLUGS

7. BLIND FLANGES

8. PRESSURE GAUGES

9. COMPLETE NUTS AND BOLTS

10. INSTRUMENT FLANGE

11. ADJUSTABLE CHOKE VALVE (IF APPLICABLE)

12. REDRESS KIT FOR ADJUSTABLE CHOKE VALVE (IF APPLICABLE)

13. CHECK VALVE (IF APPLICABLE)

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14. REDRESS KIT FOR CHECK VALVE (IF APPLICABLE)

15. WELDNECK FLANGE (IF APPLICABLE)

16. FITTING (FOR 3SV CONTRL LINE) SWAGE LOCK

17. FITTING (FOR INJECTION LINE) SWAGE LOCK (IF APPLICABLE)

18. FITTING FOR TREECAP

19. RING GASKET

20. BPV

21. REDRESS KIT FOR BPV

22. TWCV

23. REDRESS KIT FOR TWCV

24. Retrieving tools under no pressure and sufficient seals for BPV.

25. Retrieving tools under pressure and sufficient seals for BPV.

26. Lubricator and rods for installing/removing VR plugs and check valves.

27. TORQUE WRENCHE

28. MANUAL HAND PUMP ASSEMBLY

29. TEST PLUG FOR THS

30. GREASE & PLASTIC INJECTOR FITTING

31. SEAL RING FOR TREE CAP

32. TIE DOWN AND LOCK DOWN SCREW

33. GATE VALVE SPARE PART

34. WELLHEAD CHECK VALVE FITTING

35. SPARE PART FOR SURFACE SAFETY VALVE

36. SPARE PARTS FOR GATE VALVES

37. FIXED CHOKE BEAN

Note: P.O. of wellhead tools shall be included type, specification and quantity of each tools and must
be confirmed by company.
3.5 Liner Hanger
Liner Hanger shall have the following as minimum Technical Requirement:

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1) Liner Hanger should be rotating Type unless approved by Company.

2) The latest edition of the “API-19 LH” standard shall be applied to all products supplied
3) In case of sour services, PSL-3 standard, and for normal services, PSL-2 standard is required.

4) Quality requirement shall be based on “API-19 LH” and in accordance with “QL-1”
5) In case of existing packer, it shall be in accordance with “API-19 LH11D1” with level-1.
6) Technical specification (dimension, strength data sheet, etc.) and running procedure shall be
provided.
7)[3)] Contractor is to supply a workshop at Contractor’s base to be fitted out with all necessary
tools and facilities to service the equipment and a comprehensive stock of spare parts and
consumables. Pressure test gauge and recorder should be available to perform the pressure
test.
8)[4)] Detailed introduction about Contractor’s provision for running service shall be provided in
the tender proposal.
9)[5)] Contractor's nominated Representative shall meet with COMPANY’s Representative, on a
regular basis, to review COMPANY's ongoing project requirement.
10)[6)] Contractor shall provide sale records and recommendation letters from other clients.
[7)] All liner laps/cement plugs shall be positive and negative (dry test) tested according to the
drilling program and the cost shall be included in the commercial proposal. (perform 7” liner
lap positive test with 3000 2000 psi and dry test liner lap with 2000 psi (1500 psi in case of
existing Gas Cap) differential pressure between water cushion and datum pressure (3 hours
open + 6 hours close), consider drilling mud for the fluid between datum depth and DST
packer) .
11) Contractor shall perform Gas test for Gas Tight Connections.
3.6 Bridge Plugs
Bridge Plugs shall have the following as minimum Technical Requirement:
1) The latest edition of the following standards shall be applied to all supplied products.
 API Spec Q1 / ISO TS 29001- (Specification for Quality Programs for the Petroleum
and Natural gas industry, 7th Edition / June 2003, Effective Date: December 15,
2003).
 API-11D1 (ANSI/API Specification 11D1, Third Edition, April 2015, ISO 14310:2008
(Modified), Petroleum and gas industries-Downhole Equipment- Packers and Bridge
Plugs)
 NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156-1: 21306- (Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries –
Materials for Use in H2S Containing Environments in Oil and Gas Production, 1st
Edition / 2003).

2) Goods are to be shipped in a weather-tight hull of the vessel. Open deck storage is not
acceptable. All completion tools are to be secured so as to prevent movement and damage
during transit.
3) Dunn age shall be placed at the bottom and at the side of the vessel to prevent contact
between vessel metal parts and GOODS.
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sale record of the manufacturer, client’s satisfaction/recommendation letters, and latest lab
test report by authorized institute, certification report by reputable third party, and more
information about the goods.
3.7 Downhole Pressure Gauge
Downhole Pressure Gauge shall have the following as minimum Technical Requirement:
1) The latest edition of the following standards shall be applied to all supplied
products.
 API Spec Q1 / ISO TS 29001- (Specification for Quality Programs for the
Petroleum and Natural gas industry, 7th Edition / June 2003, Effective Date:
December 15, 2003).
 NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156-1: 21306- (Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries
–Materials for Use in H2S Containing Environments in Oil and Gas
Production, 1st Edition / 2003).
 ASME IX - (Qualification Standards for Welding and Brazing Procedures,
Welders, Braziers, and Welding and Brazing Operators. 2004 Edition)
2) Goods shall be inspected in accordance with API SPEC 5CT and the inspection
report must be submitted to COMPANY.
3) Goods are to be shipped in a weather-tight hull of the vessel. Open deck storage is
not acceptable. All tools are to be secured so as to prevent movement and damage
during transit.
4) Spacer shall be placed at the bottom and at the side of the vessel to prevent
contact between vessel metal parts and tools.
5) Vendor shall provide detailed information about itself, manufacture, qualification,
sale record of the manufacturer, client’s satisfaction/recommendation letters, and
latest lab test report by authorized institute, certification report by reputable third
party, and more information about the goods.
6) FAT (Factory Acceptance Test) procedure shall be provided by
manufacturer/supplier to COMPANY before shipment.
7) User and instruction manual shall be provided by CONTRACTOR.
8) The goods shall be guaranteed for a period of 2 years after bringing the well to
production.
9) Contractor shall provide after sale maintenance, support and spare part for a
period of 10 years according to Oil and Gas industry standards.
10) After installing and running DHPG in the hole, function test shall be checked by
running pressure and temperature survey tool at CONTRACTOR’s cost and under
supervision of COMPANY Representative.
1) A location for temporary installing of DHPG control panel shall be constructed and handed
over to COMPANY. This location shall be considered as a roofed and secured place.

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3.8 Standards
All Equipment shall comply with standards below
No. Standards
1 API Bull D7: CASING DESIGN
2 API 6A: Wellhead & X-Mass Cap
3 API 13A : Drilling Fluid Material
4 API 16C : Choke & kill system :
5 API 10TR3 : (Technical Report) Cementing Temperatures
6 API 5D : Drill pipe
7 API RP 7G: Drill stem design & Operating Limits
8 API RP 7A: Field inspection for TBG & CSG & DP
9 API 5CT : Casing & tubing
10 API RP 53 : Bop equipment for drilling
11 API 10D : Casing centralizers.
12 API 11 D1 : Packers & bridge plugs
13 API 14A : Sub-surface safety valve
14 API 14 L: Lock mandrel & landing nipple
15 API 10 F: Cementing Float Shoe.
16 API Spec 5LC CRA Line Pipe
17 API Spec 5LCP: Coiled Line Pipe
18 API Spec 5LD CRA Clad or Lined steel Pipe
API Spec 6AVI: Verification Test of Wellhead Surface Safety Valves and
19
Underwater Safety Valves for Offshore Use
20 API Spec 6D: Pipeline Valves (Steel Gate. Plug. Ball, and Cheek Valves)
21 API Spec 10A: Well Cements
22 API Spec 111 :W Independent Wellhead Equipment
23 API Spec 5L: Line Pipe
24 API Spec 16C: Choke and Kill System
25 API Spec 16D: Control System for Drilling Well Control Equipment
26 API Spec 16R: Marine Drilling Riser Couplings
27 API-RP90: Wellbore Stability
API Spec 11V1: Gas Lift Valves. Orifices . Reverse Flow Valves and Dummy
28
Valves
API RP 14B / ISO 10417- Design, Installation, Repair and Operation of
29
Subsurface Safety Valve Systems
30 API-14 L
31 API-19 AC
32 API Q-1 8th Edition: Specification for Quality Program
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4 Company Requirement Facilities

4.1 Geologist Caravan
A Working room, a resting place, a toilet, and bathroom shall be placed in the geologist caravan.
Geology laboratory and guest room for heads of geological operations shall be considered in a
separate caravan.

 Geologist Caravan specifications

 A desktop computer with internet access

 At least two desk with glass cover on it and one cabinet
 A Printer
 A fax machine
 Mud Logging Monitor
 A white board
 Shelving above the desk for documents
 Adequate lighting for graphic work
 2 No. of chairs and at least 3 No. of comfortable seats
 A Tea maker, electric kettle, electric heater and fridge

 Geologist laboratory specification

 A hood or a strong blower for air conditioning inside the lab

 A twin type sink for washing drilling cuttings with at least 40 cm depth
 Aluminum or stainless steel laboratory cabinets
 Embedding a special space for the placement of geological instrument (Hamper)

 Geologist resting place specification

 A LED TV, Antenna, Provincial digital receiver and TV table

 Cooling and heating appliances
 Closet

 Geologists resting place at camp specification

 Resting Caravan with at least four bedroom

 Closet equipped with locker

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4.2 Informatics
CONTRACTOR shall purchase and install all of the equipment and facilities mentioned at the sections
4.2, 4.3 and 4.4, and submit them to COMPANY.

Other Packages

No. Activity Responsible Authorization

Establishing a communication platform (through “VSAT”, including

LAN network, Radio system, Telephone lines and Internet access and
etc., as per attachment#18 individually (isolated service) from the rig
site (place of operation of the contractor) to the two headquarters of
Company in Ahvaz (petroleum engineering department in Newside
and Karoon industrial zone).
1. For experts (Petroleum Engineering, Headquarter of Deputy
of Drilling Engineering and Geology) of National Iranian
Southern Oilfields Co.
2. Establishing Data center in Headquarter of Deputy of Drilling Obtaining the
Engineering to store online data
1 3. Monitoring of communication status between rig site and Contractor Client's
Headquarter of Deputy of Drilling Engineering. Confirmation
4. Monitoring daily reports online in Headquarter of Deputy of
Drilling Engineering.
5. Monitoring mud logging services (for experts and data center
which are mentioned above at case 1 & 2)
Note: The communication platform for mud logging shall be a
wireless network (point to point type and separate from internet
platform).

All communication platforms shall be without interruption and

anytime the COMPANY needs, the data shall be presented.

On-line monitoring of daily reports and mud logging software at the

Obtaining the
site of the meeting halls of the oil engineering department,
2 Contractor Client's
Headquarter of Deputy of Drilling Engineering and the Headquarter
Confirmation n
of Deputy of Geology.

Providing all required hardware and suggested technical software for Obtaining the
3 all online daily reports such as well view and Landmark. In addition, Contractor Client's
their training for this item is the responsibility of the contractor. Confirmation

Submitting saved information at data center and its software with

valid licenses to Company.

The provided data base of mud logging, drilling, and geology and so Contractor
on, shall be submitted to COMPANY after the completion of each
well.

4 Mud Logging data must be in accordance with WITSML standard Contractor Obtaining the
(revision two or higher) and data base. Mud logging software shall Client's

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not be remote controlled (VNC) and it must be installed, run and

supported on expert’s (mentioned above) computers by
Confirmation
CONTRACTOR. The software shall have the capability to output in
different formats.

Conex for communication equipment (emergency C.O.L site) for Obtaining the
5 isolating site equipped with cooling system for communication Contractor Client's
platform of each rig for contractor and NISOC supervisor Confirmation

*** It should be noted that the number of portable computers (Laptops) in accordance with section
4.4, for the purpose of displaying the system of National Iran southern oilfields Co. and the daily
reports (of contractors) which provided by the contractor, are as follows:

1. For Drilling supervisor of National Iranian south oil fields Co. (totally two laptops for each
rig)
 1 No. for the National Iran Southern Oilfields Co. system
 1 No. for Contractor System
2. For Geology supervisor of the National Iranian South Oilfields Co. (totally two laptops for
each rig)
 1 No. for the National Iranian Southern Oilfields Co. System
 1 No. for the contractor system
3. 8 laptops for experts in the National Iranian South Oilfields Co. (oil engineering
department, deputy technical drilling, geology) for the package
Note:
 Contractor shall perform site visit (before contract and before execution of
informatics SOW) in each well location, Karoon industrial zone and petroleum
engineering department in Newside in order to provide related equipment for laying
the groundwork of informatics.
 The supporting (such as repair) of the all required hardware and suggested technical
software, data center, server and network is the responsibility of the contractor and
shall be considered in the contractor’s cost.

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***) VSAT Requirements:

Providing radio communication platform and voice communication at all the drilling and workover
rigs and connect to the local network of NISOC in the headquarters and transmit data according to
the information and regulations of the NIOC and the NISOC during the project period, including all
the required equipment, installation, commissioning and supporting of the network from the time of
spudding the rig to the end of the execution of each rig.

Required Hardware
No. Title Quantity (No.) Description
1 VOIP Infrastructure
1-1 Modem 1
1-2 Call Manager Software 1
1-3 Switch 1
1-4 IP Phone Handset 2
2 Analogue Phone line 3 Per Rig
2-1 Analogue Phone Handset 3
3 RF Equipment Per Rig
3-1 Antenna 1
3-2 BUC 1
3-3 LNB 1
3-4 Remote VSAT Modem 1
1 MAC Filtering
3-5 Router
& Port Security
3-6 Ethernet Switch 1
3-7 Power Supply 1
Grounding & Lightening 1
3-8
arrester
3-9 GSM Signal Repeater 1
3-10 Foundation 1
3-11 CAT6 Cable As Necessary
3-12 Quaxial Cable As Necessary
3-13 UPS Rack Mount 1

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512 KB/S band width is required.

Ensure network security through Mac Filtering and Port Security based on client
network card announced by Company.
 Installation of a router in each site-remote station.
 Installation and commissioning of network ports for an IP telephone and an analog
telephone line with the ability to connect and send faxes as well as data ports in the
Company drilling supervisor room
 An analogue telephone at the Company drilling supervisor rest room
 One port for sending and receiving data, one analog telephone line, and one IP
telephone line for the Company geologist supervisor per rig…
 The cabling from the equipment rack to the installation location of required
keystone ports shall be structured in duct along with the executed map.
 Supply of spare parts and replacement of all equipment in case of failure such as
modem, RF equipment, UPS, router, switch, IP phone
 Install a mobile signal amplification device in the frequency bands of mobile network
operators (at least two bands) at any location of a satellite remote station, whether
stationary or mobile, at the residence of the Company drilling supervisor.
 All electrical systems must be fitted with ground equipment, so the contractor shall
provide a specific mechanism for ODU, IDU remote control stations for grounding, as
well as protection against lightning and voltage fluctuations in accordance with
National Oil Company standards.
 Obtain voice and data installation and communication confirmation from Company
drilling and geologist supervisor at each station
 disassembling and reinstalling telecommunication and communications equipment
in case of moving and spudding the rig to a new location
 Ensure communication throughout the rig activity at any location (Well Location) (7
* 24)
Note#1: The Contractor shall be responsible for any financial and time implications arising from non-
implementation of the above sections or delays in repairing equipment failure.
Note#2: The specifications provided are the minimum required technical specifications and related
standards are set out in Appendix#18. Contractor shall prepare updated and approved specifications
for the Company IT specialist. Company approval is required prior to purchase.

Note#3: The Contractor shall provide completely online monitoring of this communication platform
to the Company in the drilling headquarter.

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1.1 HP Server Specification

Contractor shall provide server according to below table:

N Description

Model HP ProLiant DL380 (Gen10) 8SFF

2 ×( Intel Xeon Platinum 8280M – 2.7 Ghz , 28 cores ,38.5 L3 chache , 2nd generation Intel
CPU Xeon Scalable processor family )

512GB - 8 × ( HPE 64GB Dual Rank x4, DDR4-2933 CAS 21-21-21 , Registered Smart Memory
RAM
Kit ) HP P/N:P00930-B21
Optical
HPE 9.5mm SATA DVD-RW Optical Drive
Drive
2 × HPE 800GB 12G SAS Mixed Use-3 SFF 2.5-in SC Solid State Drive
H.D.D
HP P/N:P04527-B21
Storage
HP Smart Array P408i-a SR Gen10 / 2GB Cache , 12G SAS controller
Controller
2 x ( HPE SN1100Q 16Gb 2-port PCIe Fiber Channel Host Bus Adapter )
HBA
HP P/N:P9D94A

Other HP DL380 G10 – 2U Small Form Factor Easy Install Rail Kit included

Key board &

HP USB Keyboard , Hp Optical Mouse USB
Mouse

Power 2 x HPE 1600W Flex Slot Platinum Hot Plug Power Supply Kit

UPS 2X UPS MODEL: APC smart-ups POWER 5000W WITH BATTERY

Note:

 Purchasing and transporting, installing and set-upping of above mentioned servers, at the
Company’s desired location, are at the contractor's expense.

 The mentioned table is the minimum technical specification required and the Contractor
shall provide updated specifications with the Client's Information Technology expert
approval when preparing the equipment. Company approval is required prior to purchase.

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1.2 Hardware Requirement Specification

Contractor shall provide hardware according to below table:
OPTIC
Hardwa Accessorie Availab Graphic
O.S. Display AL HDD RAM CPU
re s le Ports Card
DRIVE
Minimu
NVIDIA
m
GeForce
Intel
Bag, GTX –
Core
Mouse, Minimu Minimu
15,6" DVD+/ i7 2,6
Original m m
IPS - Minimu GHz
Anti-Virus GDDR5 Original 1 TB –
USB3 + FULL RWDL m up to
Laptop with 3 4GB Windo SSD
HDMI HD SUPER 8GB 3,6
years Dedicat ws 10 (Solid
Antigla MULTI DDR3 GHz
validation ed State
re DRIVE 6MB
(Smart Total Drive)
L3
Security) Availabl
Cache
e
(Haswel
6GB
l)
Hardwa Accessorie
Detail description
re s
Husky M20
IP DVR
Camera AXIS high
and POE, RJ45
DVR (IP66 with
model” Premounte
STAINLESS STEEL (SAE 3161L) AND IMPACT RESISTANCE
AXIS d, Cable
CONTINUOUS 360 ̊ PAN, ±90 ̊ TILT
XP40- CAT6)
FULL HDTV 1080p RESOLUTION
Q1765 AXIS T8310
18x ZOOM AND AUTOFOCUS
EX- Video
WIDE TEMPERATURE RANGE
Protect surveillanc
ed PTZ e control
Networ board
k AXIS
Camera accessorie
s selector
Printer Providing Printer type: Laser
& FAX required Print Method: Electrophotography by semiconductor laser beam scanning
Model: spare parts Memory Capacity:32M
Brother and LCD(liquid crystal display): 16 char*2 line
(MFC- maintenan Power Source:220-240v AC 50/60Hz
7290) ce For Wireless models
Input Voltage: 180-250V
Providing
Phase: Single Phase
Stabilize required
Output Voltage: 220±13V
r spare parts
Output Current: 5.5A
STB and
Output Power: 2000VA
2000 maintenan
Load Factor: Less than 0.6
ce
Frequency: 50/60HZ

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5 Drilling / Completion Acceptance and Penalty/Compensation

Deduction Criteria
The well(s) drilled by CONTRACTOR will be finally accepted by COMPANY if confirmed by and after
evaluating the WORK performance. Fully compliance with the acceptance criteria will make
COMPANY to issue the ACCEPTANCE CERTIFICATE to CONTRACTOR. Fail to meet the acceptance
criteria to one hundred percent will result in penalty and/or compensation reduction in payment.
The acceptance and penalty
/compensation deduction criteria for CONTRACTOR’s WORK performance including other obligations
are described below. The contract duration for drilling and completion of 31wells is 24 months and
any delay in this regards will result in penalty and/or compensation reduction in payment according
to hereunder criteria.
Note: that the penalty or payment deduction shall not relieve CONTRACTOR from its responsibility to
take any possible remedial measure. The penalty/payment deduction shall not prejudice COMPANY
of its other rights in the terms and conditions of this CONTRACT.

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N Work Penalty and/or Compensation Deduction

Acceptance Criteria
o. Description Criteria (Euro)
RIG
Inspection If RIG Inspection by THIRD PARTY before
1. by THIRD Mobilization would not be conducted, 5 rig days
Fully accepted by CLIENT
PARTY cost / 50M Euro (whichever more) shall be
before deducted from Mobilization cost.
Mobilization

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N Work Penalty and/or Compensation Deduction

Acceptance Criteria
o. Description Criteria (Euro)
If Client’s Canteen is prepared after rig spud or
2. Client’s poorly-equipped by Contractor, 0.1 rig day cost /
Fully accepted by CLIENT
Canteen 1M Euro (whichever more) per DAY from rig spud
shall be deducted.
If PRE-SPUD INSPECTION is not approved by
CLIENT, for below items penalty shall be
considered.

Penalty Based
on Percent of
Description
Mob/Demob
Cost
Safety Management
4
System
Basic Procedures 4
Mandatory Training &
4
Competence Levels
Rig Site and Safety
4
Equipment
Accepted by CLIENT as per
3. PRE-SPUD Rig Office,
5
CLIENT’s PRE-SPUD Accommodation.
INSPECTION Derrick And Hoisting
INSPECTION check list 10
Equipment.
Rig Floor, Substructure
10
And Bop's.
BOPs. 10
Mud System 4
Mud Pumps 10
Cementing Unit 5
Lifting Equipment 4
Engines 10
Power Control (SCR)
5
Room
Fuel Storage 5
Compressors 5
Camp Site. 5
Drilling tools and
2
materials

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N Work Penalty and/or Compensation Deduction

Acceptance Criteria
o. Description Criteria (Euro)
Equipment Penalty Based on
Percent of Planned
Rig days in drilling
program
Safety Management 4
System
Basic Procedure 4
Mandatory Training 4
& Competence
Levels
Rig Site and Safety 4
Equipment
Rig Office, 5
Accommodation.
Derrick And Hoisting 10
4. According to Client Equipment.
Operation
Representative Report Rig Floor, 10
Substructure And
Bop's.
BOPs. 10
Mud System 4
Mud Pumps 10
Cementing Unit 5
Lifting Equipment 4
Engines 10
Power Control (SCR) 5
Room
Fuel Storage 5
Compressors 5
Camp Site. 5
Drilling tools and 2
materials

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N Work Penalty and/or Compensation Deduction

Acceptance Criteria
o. Description Criteria (Euro)
5. Contradiction with Drilling 1 – 10 rig day cost / 10 – 100 M Euro (whichever
Operation
program more) ( according to Client’s decision)
Completion program
should be received two
weeks before running
6. 1 – 3 rig day cost / 10 – 30 M Euro (whichever
Completion completion string and
more)
completion report should
be received 3 weeks after
finishing job
if impossible to make remedial action, 10 – 40 rig
7. Wellbore As required in Scope of day cost / 100 – 400 M Euro (whichever more) at
Quality work CLIENT’s sole discretion depending on the extent
of impact to the well objectives
8. Intermediat No leakage of Mishan If leakage is observed from Mishan Formation
e casing formation to surface or either to the surface or inside the well, despite of
cementatio inside the well satisfying quality of cement according to
n in Mishan Segmented Bond tools, Cement injection through
formation the shoe / from surface, shall be done to
eliminate the leakage. If it is not possible to
eliminate the leakage after the remedial
operation, 5 to 20 rig daily cost will be deemed
as penalty. The decision to continue drilling or to
punch or sidetrack the well in such a way that
the connection of the Mishan Formation with
other formations is discontinued, will be decided
by the Company.

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N Work Penalty and/or Compensation Deduction

Acceptance Criteria
o. Description Criteria (Euro)
Approved
RBT/SEGMENTED BOND
TOOLS Bonding Index shall
at least 0.7 for 70% of
cemented interval
(continuously or
separately from below
previous casing shoe to If there is no leakage from Mishan Formation
the current casing shoe) either to the surface or inside the well but the
and for the rest shall be at quality of cement, in accordance with the index
least 0.4. Also, at 20m in this row, is not satisfying, 5 to 20 rig daily cost
below previous casing will be deemed as penalty.
shoe and 20m before the
current casing shoe the
Bonding Index shall be 0.7
or higher.
Also, quality of cement
using VDL curve must be
approved by Company in
mentioned intervals.
If the return of cement to the surface or
hardened cement at the shoe (shoe track) is not
Observe Cement return to observed, Remedial operation with Company
surface and hardened approval is carried out in accordance with
cement at shoe (shoe paragraph 1. Regardless of the failure or success
track) of the cement remedial operation, 5 rig daily cost
will be deemed as penalty for the cost of the
operation
Casing pressure test is If casing pressure test is unqualified, 5 – 10 RIG
qualified after wellhead is Days cost / 50 – 100 M Euro (whichever more)
installed. will be deemed as penalty

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N Work Penalty and/or Compensation Deduction

Acceptance Criteria
o. Description Criteria (Euro)
9. casing Approved If the quality of cement, in accordance with the
cementatio RBT/SEGMENTED BOND index in this row, is not satisfying, the remedial
n in TOOLS Bonding Index shall cement operation shall be carried out in order to
Gachsaran at least 0.7 for 70% of improve the quality of the cement based on the
formation cemented interval index.
(continuously or All remedial operation and waiting costs shall be
separately from below covered by the contractor. If the remedial
previous casing shoe to operation does not meet the required quality, 10
the current casing shoe) to 20 rig daily cost will be deemed as penalty. (In
and for the rest shall be at case of loss of borehole size at the end of the
least 0.4. Also, at 20m drilling, the contract will be subjected to penalty
below previous casing according to the tables).
shoe and 20m before the Remedial operations after Company approval:
current casing shoe the 1. Cement injection through the shoe
Bonding Index shall be 0.7 2. Cement injection from surface
or higher. 3. Punch, cement squeeze in perforations, Re-run
Also, quality of cement Segmented Bond tools and Tie-back the next
using VDL curve must be liner to the top of the created perforations and
approved by Company in perform cementing.
mentioned intervals. 4. Repetition of stage 3 if possible
5. Side tracking and run new casing string and
evaluating the new cement, if failure return to
stage 1
6. The remedial operation can be a combination
of above mentioned cases that will be decided by
Company. If it possible, remedial operation
Perform by another contractor.

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N Work Penalty and/or Compensation Deduction

Acceptance Criteria
o. Description Criteria (Euro)
If leakage is observed from Gachsaran Formation
either to the surface or inside the well, despite of
satisfying quality of cement according to
Segmented Bond tools, previous remedial
operation shall be done to eliminate the leakage.
No leakage of Gachsaran
If it is not possible to eliminate the leakage from
formation to surface or
the remedial operation, 10 to 50 rig daily cost
inside the well
will be deemed as penalty. The decision to
continue drilling or to abandon the well in such a
way that the connection of the Gachsaran
Formation with other formations is discontinued,
will be decided by the Company.
If the return of cement to the surface or
hardened cement at the shoe (shoe track) is not
Observe Cement return to observed, Remedial operation with Company
surface and hardened approval is carried out in accordance with
cement at shoe (shoe paragraph 1. Regardless of the failure or success
track) of the cement remedial operation, 5 rig daily cost
will be deemed as penalty for the cost of the
operation
Casing pressure test is If casing pressure test is unqualified, 5 – 10 RIG
qualified after wellhead is Days cost / 50 – 100 M Euro (whichever more)
installed. will be deemed as penalty

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N Work Penalty and/or Compensation Deduction

Acceptance Criteria
o. Description Criteria (Euro)
10. Liner If the quality of cement, in accordance with the
cementatio index in this row, is not satisfying, the remedial
n in cement operation shall be carried out in order to
reservoir improve the quality of the cement based on the
Approved
formations index.
RBT/SEGMENTED BOND
All remedial operation and waiting costs shall be
TOOLS, Bonding Index
covered by the contractor. If the remedial
shall be at least 0.7 at oil
operation does not meet the required quality, 10
intervals, 20m between
to 30 rig daily cost will be deemed as penalty. (In
layers, for WOC isolation
case of loss of borehole size at the end of the
and 20m below previous
drilling, the contract will be subjected to penalty
shoe. (but for GOC
according to the tables).
isolation and in front of
Remedial operations after Company approval:
gas invaded zones
1. Cement injection through the shoe
BONDING INDEX shall be
2. Cement squeeze from liner lap
at least 0.8)
3. Punch, cement Squeeze in perforations, Re-run
For water invaded zones
Segmented Bond tools and Run a new short liner
the Bonding index shall be
in front of perforations and cement it.
at least 0.6
4. Repetition of stage 3 if possible
Also, quality of cement
5. Side tracking and run new liner string and
using VDL curve must be
evaluating the new cement if failure, return to
approved by Company in
stage 1
mentioned intervals.
6. The remedial operation can be a combination
of above mentioned cases that will be decided by
Company. If it possible, remedial operation
Perform by another contractor.
No leakage of reservoir If leakage is observed from reservoir formations
formations from shoe or inside the well, despite of satisfying quality of
Liner lap cement according to Segmented Bond tools,
previous remedial operation shall be done to
eliminate the leakage.

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N Work Penalty and/or Compensation Deduction

Acceptance Criteria
o. Description Criteria (Euro)
If the return of cement to above liner lap or
hardened cement at the shoe (shoe track) is not
Observation of hardened observed, Remedial operation with Client
cement at liner shoe track approval is carried out in accordance with
and lap (Same as pre- paragraph 1. Regardless of the failure or success
calculated amount) of the cement remedial operation, 5 rig daily cost
will be deemed as penalty for the cost of the
operation.
Casing pressure test is If casing pressure test is unqualified, 5 – 10 RIG
qualified after wellhead is Days cost / 50 – 100 M Euro (whichever more)
installed. will be deemed as penalty
Complete the well with 5"
10-30 rig daily cost will be deemed as penalty
Reduction in liner size instead of 7"
11.
well bore Complete the well with 3-
size 1/2" liner size instead of 100 rig daily cost will be deemed as penalty
7"
as per Drilling Program, Penalty will be imposed by CLIENT to
12. Drilled or
including its VARIATION CONTRACTOR depends on the negative impact
cased Depth
DOCUMENT on the engineering and geological objectives.
LOCATION is clear of
LOCATION debris and wastes of all
RESTORATIO kinds as per Waste If Location is not restored by Contractor on time,
13.
N after Management SOW after 10 RIG Days / 100 M Euro (whichever more) shall
COMPLETIO work finished it must be be taken as a penalty.
N restored to the general
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o. Description Criteria (Euro)
Reports and
Records No COMPLETION CERTIFICATE to be issued until
(Refer to delivered. The forecast and program reports shall
Scope of Meet the requirement in be delivered before rig spud and final reports
14.
Work with quantity, quality and shall be delivered at most 1 month after rig
the subject delivery time release; otherwise, CONTRACTOR will not charge
of “Reports at all for delivering any report beyond the
and mentioned time
Records”).
RECAP Meet the requirement in If RECAP Reports is not delivered, 10% of each
15.
Reports of quantity, quality and well Invoice shall be hold by CLIENT till all
Each well delivery time documents are received.
Anti-
Collision
report
(Refer to
16. Submit the report every
scope of
day for drilled wells on 1000 Euro/Missed Report/Day
work with
same well pad
the subject
of “report
and
Records”)
Unqualified log Should be repeated, otherwise
no payment for the unqualified log and also 3
times of NISOC cost estimation will be
17. considered as penalty in a percentage of log
logging As per client approved which is not qualified (. In addition a penalty
equal to the Rig Daily cost relevant to logging
operation time and other necessities (each hour
equal to 0.13 RIG Daily Rate or 1300 Euro) will be
considered.
Unqualified log Should be repeated, otherwise
no payment for the unqualified log and also 3
times of NISOC cost estimation will be
considered as penalty in a percentage of log
18. LWD/GR
As per client approved which is not qualified (. In addition, a penalty
Tools
equal to the Rig Daily cost relevant to logging
operation time and other necessities (each hour
equal to 0.13 RIG Daily Rate or 1300 Euro) will be
considered.

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o. Description Criteria (Euro)
 0.5 RIG Day cost / 5000 Euro (whichever more)
per Day shall be deducted in case of gas
detection system failure.
 0.1 RIG Day cost / 1000 Euro (whichever more)
per Day shall be deducted in case of other
sensor failure.
 0.15 RIG Day cost / 1500 Euro (whichever
more) per Day shall be deducted in case
CONTRACTOR avoids testing oil show.
 0.05 RIG Day cost / 500 Euro (whichever more)
per Day shall be deducted in case
CONTRACTOR avoids doing calcimetry.
 In the event of any failure or disconnecting
(cut off) in data transmission system at the
well location, headquarters of Oil Engineering
and Karoun Industrial Zone for more than 20
The unit should be ready
19. minutes up to 2 hours, on the first day, 25% of
Mud logging all drilling and completion
the daily charges will not be paid on that day.
times
In the event of mentioned failure in two
consecutive days, no charges will be paid for
the mudlogging service until it is rectified and
being operationally without any failure.
Furthermore, 25% of daily charge shall be
deducted as penalty for failure or
disconnecting in data transmission system on
each day from CONTRACTOR.
 In the event of any failure or disconnecting
(cut off) in data transmission system for more
than two hours per day, no charges will be
paid for the mud logging services.
Furthermore, 25% of daily charge shall be
deducted as penalty for failure or
disconnecting in data transmission system on
each day from CONTRACTOR.
Other non-
performanc As per CONTRACT and  Penalty will be imposed by CLIENT to
20.
e or non- DRILLING/GEOLOGICAL CONTRACTOR depends on the negative impact
conformity PROGRAM on the engineering and geological objectives.
item

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o. Description Criteria (Euro)
 Water from dewatering
 If water treatment is not met acceptance
unit shall be consumed criteria, 50 percent of waste management cost
Waste for mud making (total including Equipment, Engineering and
21. Material Cost.
managemen hardness below 800  if Cutting treatment and delivery is not met
t mg/lit). acceptance criteria, 50 percent of waste
management cost shall be deducted in this
Cutting shall be fixed and regards including Equipment, Engineering and
delivered as per standard Material Cost.

Receiving
any penalty  If Client receives any penalty from the Iranian
authorities due to Contractor's default, the
from the
CLIENT will charge the same amount plus 10%
22. Iranian  As per the Iranian to Contractor and shall be deducted from
Contractor's due payments/ guarantees, and if
authorities regulation
it is not enough, Client has the right to ask the
due to Contractor to pay to Client as case maybe.
(Failure following up Client HSE rules and
Contractor's
regulation can cause penalty by Client).
default

Environmen
t pollution
(Any
discharges CONTRACTOR Shall
or Protect Project  0.1 RIG Day cost / 1000 Euro (whichever more)
23.
offloading environment and respect penalty shall be imposed to CONTRACTOR for
each load if the contractor discharges any
the to Iranian environment al liquid/s or other material/s.
hazardous regulation.
and non-
hazardous
material) in
Project.

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Acceptance Criteria
o. Description Criteria (Euro)

Environmen CONTRACTOR Shall

t pollution Protect Project  15 RIG Day cost / 150 M Euro (whichever
24. more) penalty shall be imposed to
(Pollution environment and respect CONTRACTOR for each pollution if the
the location, to Iranian environment al contractor did not take any action from
announcement.
Camp and regulation.
Pad)

25. All charges shall be shot

Perforation  All related cost for work over operation shall
(fired) in desired intervals. be cover by CONTRACTOR

In case of pressure in annulus while handing over

the well (over 100 PSI in static situation)
Monitor and record annuli
26. Well CONTRACTOR shall conduct the remedial job
pressure as per API-RP90 without cost impact for CLIENT.
integrity
standard If due to production reason CLIENT could not
shut down the well, workover cost will be
deducted from CONTRACTOR payments.
 The units and related
safety equipment
H2S Unit,
27. according to 5M Euro penalty shall be imposed to
Safety CONTRACTOR for each day if the contractor did
CONTRACT shall be
services not prepare the H2S Safety services.
ready as per Scope of
Work

Note#1: Due to great importance of cement quality during the life of the well, the cost of cement
quality improvement, using new technology and appropriate engineering program, will be paid with
Company approval, according to Appendix 12 (technology transfer). (Only for 9 5/8” and 7” casing or
liner)
Note#2: If the acceptance criteria is met after remedial job, or drawbacks resulted from the failure in
one item is balanced or overcome by the success in another item, the penalty will be omitted.

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