INVITATION TO TENDER

TENDER ADDENDA No. 04

FOR THE

MULTIPLE WELL SERVICES

ITT NO: MOL-ITT-15-008

ISSUED 23rd June 2016

TENDER ADDENDA

Pursuant to Article 9.0 of Part 1 – Invitation To Tender, Instructions To Tenderers, Company hereby issues this Tender Addenda to amend or
clarify the Tender Documents as follows:

Tenderer Generated Questions

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1. Section III - Schedule B - Please confirm VSP processing charges Confirmed processing charges are to be included in the acquisition
Rates and Prices - Part 3 (velocity tables and AC calibration, synthetics) rates.
Wireline Logging, shall be included in the acquisition charges else
Perforating & Associated kindly advise?
Services
2. Section III - Schedule B - Please specify that current format for It is acceptable to Company to use level charge mechanism, Tenderer
Rates and Prices - Part 3 acquisition prices has Depth charge (US$/m) may alter the pricing table as required to facilitate this.
Wireline Logging, and Survey charge (US$/m). Can we use Level
Perforating & Associated charge in place of the logged interval as that is
Services normally done for VSP acquisition?
3. Section III - Schedule B - As per the tender document, “Data processing Basic processing.
Rates and Prices - Part 3 shall be inclusive within the acquisition cost of
Wireline Logging, logs”; kindly specify whether this is for basis
Perforating & Associated processing or it also include advance log
Services interpretation cost as well?
4. Section III - Schedule A - Is this contract for CRT on Call-off basis or shall Contract will be on a call-off basis. However practically a crew may end
Scope of Works – Part 5 - we provide the equipment and personnel 24x7 up being called off for the 30” job and remaining on board until 9-5/8”
Tubular Running for the duration of the contract. is run - dependent on final well depths and actual well progress.
Equipment & Associated
Services
5. Section III - Schedule A - If the contract will be of call-off basis, how 3-4 per month - not a commitment.
Scope of Works – Part 5 - many estimated jobs will be there in a month
Tubular Running (estimated utilization per month)?
Equipment & Associated
Services
6. Section III - Schedule A - How many days shall be required for each job 1-2 days of actual running. Plus prep/stand-by time. Tenderer may form
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Scope of Works – Part 5 - (estimate)? their own estimates based on the data provided.
Tubular Running
Equipment & Associated
Services
7. Section III - Schedule A - The ITT states the different Casing/Tubing OD (in) Weight Grade Conn OD ID
(ppf)
Scope of Works – Part 5 - sizes. However, Bidder is unable to find the 28.00”
Tubular Running pipe grades, setting depths, string weights / Leopard
30” 310 X-52 31.79” (27.50”
SD
Equipment & Associated number of joints of each casing / tubing string. connection)
20” (opt) 133 K-55 BTC/ER 21.000” 18.73”
Services 13-3/8” 68 L-80 BTC 14.375” 12.415”
9 5/8” 47 L-80 Vam Top 10.396” 8.681”
7” 29 L-80 Vam Top 7.644” 6.184”
4-1/2” 11.6 L-80 Vam Top 4.902” 4.000”
PH-6 or
3-1/2” 9.2 L-80
similar
PH-6 or
2-7/8” 6.4 L-80
similar

Refer also to Appendix 1 of the Scope of Work (reproduced on the last

page) for approximate setting depths.
- If 20” is to be run, tenderer may assume that it is run to 500 m.
- The 4.5” liner can be assumed to cover 1850-3250 m as a worst
case, if run.
- 3-1/2” tubing run for a DST would be to a maximum of well TD
(3250 m).
- 2-7/8” tubing would be run as the lower portion of the DST
string, if there is a 4.5” liner, i.e. could be 1800 m 3.5” and 1450
m of 2-7/8” in that scenario.
8. Section III - Schedule A - Bidder requests Company to provide details of See 7.
Scope of Works – Part 5 - the Casing / Tubing Pipes or tubes including
Tubular Running the connection type, material, grade including
Equipment & Associated yield strength and the weight in pounds per
Services foot.

9. Section III - Schedule A - Bidder requests Company for the copies of See 7.
Scope of Works – Part 5 - different well schematics (currently planned by
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Tubular Running Company) for calculating different string
Equipment & Associated weights / number of joints, setting depths, etc.
Services for each casing/tubing sizes listed.
 Block 50 Conceptual Well Design Options ~3000 m
Option 1
GENERAL WELL DATA
Country: Oman Profile: Vertical Rig: TBC
Block: 50 KOP / DOP: n/a Type: Jack-Up
Well: TBC Max Inc.: n/a Contractor: TBC
Primary Target: Low er Aruma (assumed) Well TD: 3250 m MD/TVDBRT RT - MSL: 25.0 m
Secondary Target: Khufai (assumed) RT - Mudline: 60.0 m (35.0 m WD)
all depths assumed
CASING DATA
SIZE WEIGHT GRADE COUPLING DEPTH (m MD-RT) TOC REMARKS
(in) (lb/ft) Top Bottom (m)
30 310 X52 Leopard SD 110 m 60 m
13-3/8 68 L80 BTC 800 m 60 m TOC previously not at mudline.
9-5/8 47 L80 Vam Top 1950 m 500 m
7 29 L80 Vam Top 1850 m 3250 m 1850 m
LITHO- LITHO- DEPTH DEPTH DESCRIPTION
STRAT COLUMN m TVD-RT m MD-RT Rotary Table
Sea
57.6

110 m 30" Conductor

Lower Fars
200

325

400

Dammam

600

765
800 m 13⅜" surface casing set in Rus
800
Rus

925

1000

1200

Umm Er Radhuma

1400

1615 1600
Aruma
L. Aruma
1666 Primary Target (assumed) Lower Aruma
1711
Natih
1800
1845
1850 m 7" TOL
Nahr Umr
1968
1950 m 9⅝" production casing set in Nahr Umr
2000

Shuaiba

2200
2261
Dhruma
2309

2400

Shuram

2600

2724

2800

Khufai

3000 Secondary Target (assumed) Khufai

3113

3200
Abu Mahara
3250 m TD in 8.5" hole in Abu Mahara

DATE DRN BY COMMENTS

20/04/2015 JM Note: no losses seen in the Natih in 5 offset w ells.
Single contingency available to TD.