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The information contained in this directory was provided by the different service companies that will be providing services for the Accelerated Site Closure Program in Saskatchewan. This directory is a resource for all the services companies that need a service for any work that you might be doing. The order of the listings in this directory are based on the order that they were received by the service providers. Please feel free to forward this directory to any contacts that you have in any oil and gas company as they may be looking for different providers of services also. If you see any omissions or errors, please let us know and we will correct them. If you would like to have a listing in this directory, please feel free to reach out to Chris Hamilton at [email protected]. Innovative Well Abandonment 11630, Kingsway Ave, Edmonton, AB T5G 0X5 Contact: Scott Bowes - 780-808-1349 or Chris Hamilton - 403-630-1243 Email Address: [email protected] or [email protected] Website: https://innovativewa.com/ Services Provided: Innovative Well Abandonment provides Ultra High Pressure Water Jet Cutting services. Wellhead cut and caps will be our focus for the ASCP, and with our dual cutting head technology, we will be able to do cut and caps up to 50% faster with minimal ground disturbance. Geographical Areas You Plan to Cover: Innovative Well Abandonment will be working right across Saskatchewan. Prime or Sub-contractor or Both: Both, but we will only be prime if it makes sense. BA ID: 36898 ASCP Services Provided: Well Decommissioning: ● Fluid Hauling and Disposal ● Cut and Cap InCyte Environmental Services Ltd. Box 883 Gull Lake, SK S0N 1A0 Contact: Pam Kirwan Phone Number: (306) 672-3588 Email Address: [email protected] Services Provided: InCyte offers environmental services for development, drilling waste management and reclamation/remediation. Development/Pre-Construction Environmental Services: ● Location Placement and Scouting ● Private Land Pre-Construction Site Assessments ● Crown Land Project Proposals ● Federal Land Environmental Effects Evaluations ● Environmental Protection Plans ● Environmental Monitoring ● Wildlife Sweeps ● Water Well Testing (Pre-Post Drilling) Drilling Waste Management Services: ● Landspray While Drilling/Landspray After Drilling ● Sump Suitability ● Sump Sampling ● Onsite Disposals ● Waste Management for Off Site Disposal ● Stabilization/Sawdust Supplier Reclamation and Remediation Services: ● Gas Migration Testing ● Phase I Environmental Assessment ● Phase II Environmental Assessment ● Phase III Environmental Assessment ● Detailed Site Assessments (DSA) ● Acknowledgement of Reclamation (AOR) Application ● Environmental Audits ● Spill Response (recovery, sampling, reclamation/remediation plans and reporting) ● Monitoring Well Sampling ● Seeding Equipment & Amendment Application Geographical Areas: SW/South Central Saskatchewan ARO Technical Services Ltd. 4501 Industrial Park Road, Macklin, SK, S0L 2C0 Contact: Andrew Jones Phone Number: (306) 753-2747 Email Address: [email protected] Services Provided: ● Project Management & Technical Support ● Wellsite Supervision ● Downhole Tools ● Downhole Tool Specialists ● Surface Rentals Geographical Areas You Plan to Cover: All over SK Variperm Canada Limited 2505 North Service Road West, Swift Current, SK. S9H 5L3 Contact: Chris Williams Phone Number: 306-741-0215 Email Address: [email protected] Website: https://variperm.com/ Services Provided: · Production Packers & Accessories · Sand Control · Cased Hole Fishing · Bull Dog Sand Bailers · Rental Equipment · Horizontal Liner Systems · Self Contained Power Swivel Units · Flow Control Technology · Abandonments Geographical Areas You Plan to Cover: Basically everywhere in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba · Calgary (403) 250-7263 (Head Quarters) · Brooks (403) 362-6059(Mike Johnson) · Swift Current (306) 773-9822 (Chris Williams) · Provost (780) 753-2298 (Dale Miller) · Lloydminster (780) 875 9068 (Justin Mallett) Prime or Sub-contractor or Both: we would work in both capacities if required Intricate Well Servicing Ltd Box 12097, Lloydminster AB T9V-3C4 Contact: Bill Timmins (CEO) - 780-870-7023 Alternate: Tom Timmins - 780-808-6848 Alternate: Blair Way - 780-214-8676 Company Email: [email protected] Intricate is a well servicing company operating in the Lloydminster and surrounding areas. We are home based on the Saskatchewan side and operate as a federal carrier doing work in both Alberta and Saskatchewan. Currently we are running 4 service rig packages that are capable of carrying out numerous downhole operations such as tripping pipe and rods, setting plugs, packers, patches, running sandline tools, etc. Intricate has access to third party hydraulic lay down catwalks if required. Working Zones: Any direction within 150 - 200km radius of Lloydminster. We have operated outside these limits but additional expenses apply. Prime or Sub-contractor or Both: Subcontractor BA Code: 37042 ASCP Services Provided: Well Decommissioning: ● Service Rig Edge Liability Risk Management 206 - 1402 Rose Street, Regina SK Contact: Lex Ewen, P.Eng. Phone Number: (306) 536-6509 Email Address: [email protected] Website: https://www.edgelrm.com/ Services Provided: Edge Liability Risk Management ("Edge") is a project management firm that specializes in the abandonment and reclamation of oil and gas wells in western Canada. Edge is a registered engineering and geoscience firm with APEGS and can be the Prime Contractor for all abandonment and reclamation related projects. Geographical Areas You Plan to Cover: All of Saskatchewan BA Code: 36793 ASCP Services Provided: Well Decommissioning: ● Service Rig ● Wellsite Supervisor ● Coil Tubing ● Wireline ● Fluid Hauling and Disposal ● Cut and Cap ● Pressure Testing ● Cementation and Service Maintenance ● Downhole Tools Remediation/Reclamation: ● Initial Environmental Assessment (i.e. Phase 1) ● Detailed Site Assessment ● Environmental Contracting (i.e. Heavy equipment, transport and waste disposal) ● Reclamation/Remediation Regulatory and Abandonment Process Applications Classic Oilfield Service Ltd 5222 - 65th Lloydminster, Ab T9V 2T3 Contact: Daniela Tobler, Adam Johnstone Phone Number: 780-875-3276 Email Address: [email protected] Website: http://www.classoil.com/ Services Provided: ● Oilfield Equipment Rentals ● Completion Tools ● Fishing Tools & Services ● Pickers & Hotshot ● Service Rigs(JMax Well Service a division of Classic Oilfield Service Ltd) ● Prime Contracting and Consulting. Classic Oilfield Service Ltd was established 27 years ago by the current managing owners who have been working in the oilfield since 1974. We operate out of a state of the art facility in Lloydminster comprising a 22,500 sq ft Rental Equipment Shop and a 15,000 sq ft Downhole Tool & Fishing Shop, along with 5 acres of yard space. From completions to abandonments Classic Oilfield Service is your experienced One-Stop Shop! Geographical Areas You Plan to Cover: A 250 km radius of Lloydminster is our typical area, but we are willing to provide services to other areas of the province if their local services require assistance. Prime or Sub-contractor or Both: Both Prairie Mud Service Address: 738 6th Street, Estevan, SK, S4A 1A4 Contact: Chuck Haines Phone Number: (306) 634-3411 Email Address: [email protected] Website: www.prairiemud.ca Services Provided: Prairie Mud Service specializes in supply and service of Drilling Fluids and Environmental Services. In regards to abandonments, we offer reclamation/remediation services such as Gas Migration and Surface Casing Vent Flow (SCVF) testing/reporting, Phase 1 and 2 Environmental Site Assessments, Detailed Site Assessments and Acknowledgement of Reclamation (AOR) Submissions. Geographical Areas You Plan to Cover: We service all areas of Saskatchewan Prime or Sub-contractor or Both: we would work in both capacities if required BA Code: 35465 Welldone Obligation Retirement Corp Address: Calgary and Goodsoil, Saskatchewan Contact: Audrée McKenzie Phone Number: 403-612-4411 Email Address: [email protected] Website: www.welldoneobligationretirement.com Services Provided: See website. Geographical Areas You Plan to Cover: Lloydminster and a 300km radius. Incorporated in Saskatchewan and Alberta Prime or Sub-contractor or Both: Mainly prime but can do both or either in specific situations BA Code: 37085 ASCP Services Provided: Well Decommissioning: ● Wellsite Supervisor ● Engineering and Management Service Fortune Oilfield Construction Ltd. Po Box 997, Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Y9 Contact: Paul Hayward Phone Number: Cell: (780) 870-0519 | Bus: (306) 825-4166 Email Address: [email protected] Website: www.fortuneoilfield.com Services Provided: Fortune Oilfield Construction (Fortune) was incorporated in 2008. We are based out of Lloydminster, Saskatchewan. With years of experience, Fortune has focused on providing and continuously improving our people, systems, and commitment to be the best Civil Construction company in the industry able to deliver certainty to our clients, recognizing their needs and delivering positive results. Fortune is an industry leading company supplying various construction services to the Energy, Industrial, and Real Estate Development Industries. We offer a wide variety of construction services that include, but are not limited to Project Management, Construction Supervision, Estimating, Civil Construction, Earth Works, Concrete work, Grout work, Site and
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