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INDEX OTHER ORDER NO.8 West Foreland Field Plan 1. November 24, 1999 Forcenergy, submittal west foreland field plan 2. December 2, 1999 Notice of hearing, affidavits 3. January 5, 2000 Field Pan, company plan 4. January 5, 2000 Hearing sign in sheet 5. January 5, 2000 Transcript of hearing OTHER ORDER #8 ~ ~ STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501-3192 In the matter of Forcenergy's request for ) approval of the West Foreland Field Plan ) pursuant to AS 31.05.030(1) ) January 6, 2000 ORDER IT APPEARING THAT: On November 24, 1999, Forcenergy Inc ("Forcenergy") submitted the West Foreland Field Plan for purposes of AS 38.05.180(f)(5) to the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission ("Commission") and requested approval pursuant to AS 31.05.030(1). A copy of the West Foreland Field Plan is attached as Exhibit 1. Notice of a public hearing to be held on January 5, 2000 was published in the Anchorage Daily News and the Peninsula Clarion on December 2, 1999. A public hearing was held on Forcenergy's West Foreland Field Plan on January 5, 2000. No testimony was received except from Forcenergy. The West Foreland Field Plan contains a voluntary agreement by Forcenergy to use its best efforts to employ residents of this state, consistent with law, and to contract with firms in this state for work in connection with the development of the field, including the fabrication and installation of required facilities, whenever feasible. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that Forcenergy's West Foreland Field Plan is approved pursuant to AS 31.05.030(1). DONE at Anchorage, Alaska and dated January 6, 2000. ~~~ ~~ Robert N. Christenson, P.E. Camille Oechsli Chair Commissioner ~~ ~ ~d A ~l~ ~ N ^ U /l ` ; ~.. k/~ ©~ ~~ ?'ION CO DRI / McGraw Hill `' Randall Nottingham 24 Hartwell Lexington, MA 02173 PIRA ENERGY GROUP LIBRARY 3 PARK AVENUE (34th & PARK) NEW YORK, NY 10016 OVERSEAS SHIPHOLDING GRP ECON DEPT 1114 AV OF THE AMERICAS NEW YORK, NY 10036 NY PUBLIC LIBRARY DIV E GRAND CENTRAL STATION P O BOX 2221 NEW YORK, NY 10163-2221 ALASKA OFC OF THE GOVERNOR JOHN KATZ STE 518 444 N CAPITOL NW WASHINGTON, DC 20001 OIL DAILY CAMP WALSH 1401 NEW YORK AV NW STE 500 WASH1NGTON, DC 20005 ARENT FOX KINTNER PLOTKIN KAHN LIBRARY WASHINGTON SQ BLDG 1050 CONNECTICUT AV NW WASHINGTON, DC 20036-5339 US MIN MGMT SERV CHIEF OCS STATS & INFO 381 ELDEN ST MS 4022 HERNDON, VA 20170-4817 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS STATE DOCUMENT SECTION EXCH & GIFT DIV 10 FIRST ST SE WASHINGTON, DC 20540 U S DEPT OF ENERGY PHYLLIS MARTIN MS EI823 1000 INDEPENDENCE SW WASHINGTON, DC 20585 • O2t~E~E. W. Fa~.~w.,~ ~~p Pb,,,,, ~. ~, ~ ~,--- TECHSYS CORP BRANDY KERNS PO BOX 8485 GATHERSBURG, MD 20898 US GEOL SURV LIBRARY NATIONAL CTR MS 950 RESTON, VA 22092 DPC DANIEL DONKEL 1420 NORTH ATLANTIC AVE, STE 204 DAYTON BEACH, FL 32118 SD DEPT OF ENV & NATRL RESOURCES OIL & GAS PROGRAM 2050 W MAIN STE #1 RAPID CITY, SD 57702 AMOCO CORP 2002A LIBRARY/INFO CTR P O BOX 87703 CHICAGO, IL 60680-0703 ILLINOIS STATE GEOL SURV LIBRARY 469 NATURAL RESOURCES BLDG 615 E PEABODY DR CHAMPAIGN, IL 61820 LINDA HALL LIBRARY SERIALS DEPT 5109 CHERRY ST KANSAS CITY, MO 64110-2498 ALFRED JAMES III 107 N MARKET STE 1000 WICHITA, KS 67202-1811 MURPHY E&P CO ROBERT F SAWYER P O BOX 61780 NEW ORLEANS, LA 70161 UNIV OF ARKANSAS SERIALS DEPT UNIV LIBRARIES FAYETTEVILLE, AR 72701 CROSS TIMBERS OPERATIONS SUSAN LILLY 210 PARK AVE STE 2350 OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73102-5605 DWIGHTS ENERGYDATA INC JERLENE A BRIGHT DIRECTOR PO BOX 26304 OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73126 IOGCC P O BOX 53127 OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73152-3127 R E MCMILLEN CONSULT GEOL 202E 16TH ST OWASSO, OK 74055-4905 OIL & GAS JOURNAL LAURA BELL P O BOX 1260 TULSA, OK 74101 BAPI RAJU 335 PINYON LN COPPELL, TX 75019 MARK S MALINOWSKY 15973 VALLEY VW FORNEY, TX 75126-5852 US DEPT OF ENERGY ENERGY INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION MIR YOUSUFUDDIN 1999 BRYAN STREET STE 1110 DALLAS, TX 75201-6801 DEGOLYER & MACNAUGHTON MIDCONTINENT DIVISION ONE ENERGY SO, STE 400 4925 GREENVILLE AVE DALLAS, TX 75206-4083 MOBIL OIL CORP MORRIS CRIM P O BOX 290 DALLAS, TX 75221 GCA ENERGY ADV RICHARD N FLETCHER 16775 ADDISON RD STE 400 DALLAS, TX 75248 GAFFNEY, CLINE & ASSOC., INC. ENERGY ADVISORS MARGARET ALLEN 16775 ADDISON RD, STE 400 DALLAS, TX 75248 MOBIL OIL JAMES YOREK P O BOX 650232 DALLAS, TX 75265-0232 JERRY SCHMIDT 4010 SILVERWOOD DR TYLER, TX 75701-9339 STANDARD AMERICAN OIL CO AL GRIFFITH P O BOX 370 GRANBURY, TX 76048 CROSS TIMBERS OIL COMPANY MARY JONES 810 HOUSTON ST STE 2000 FORT WORTH, TX 76102-6298 PRITCHARD & ABBOTT BOYCE B BOLTON PE RPA 4521 S. HULEN STE 100 FT WORTH, TX 76109-4948 SHELL WESTERN E&P INC K M ETZEL P O BOX 576 HOUSTON, TX 77001-0574 ENERGY GRAPHICS MARTY LINGNER 1600 SMITH ST, STE 4900 HOUSTON, TX 77002 H J GRUY ATTN: ROBERT RASOR 1200 SMITH STREET STE 3040 HOUSTON, TX 77002 PURVIN & GERTZ INC LIBRARY 2150 TEXAS COMMERCE TWR 600 TRAVIS ST HOUSTON, TX 77002-2979 RAY TYSON 1617 FANNIN ST APT 2015 HOUSTON, TX 77002-7639 CHEVRON PAUL WALKER 1301 MCKINNEY RM 1750 HOUSTON, TX 77010 BONNER & MOORE LIBRARY H2O 2727 ALLEN PKWY STE 1200 HOUSTON, TX 77019 OIL & GAS JOURNAL BOB WILLIAMS 1700 W LOOP SOUTH STE 1000 HOUSTON, TX 77027 PETRAL CONSULTING CO DANIEL L LIPPE 9800 RICHMOND STE 505 HOUSTON, TX 77042 MOBIL OIL N H SMITH 12450 GREENSPOINT DR HOUSTON, TX 77060-1991 MARK ALEXANDER 7502 ALCOMITA HOUSTON, TX 77083 MARATHON OIL CO GEORGE ROTHSCHILD JR RM 2537 P O BOX 4813 HOUSTON, TX 77210 UNOCAL REVENUE ACCOUNTING P O BOX 4531 HOUSTON, TX 77210-4531 EXXON EXPLORATIdN CO. ~ • T E ALFORD P O BOX 4778 HOUSTON, TX 77210-4778 EXXON EXPLOR CO LAND/REGULATORY AFFAIRS RM 301 P O BOX 4778 HOUSTON, TX 77210-4778 CHEVRON USA INC. ALASKA DIVISION ATTN: CORRY WOOLINGTON P O BOX 1635 HOUSTON, TX 77251 PETR INFO DAVID PHILLIPS P O BOX 1702 HOUSTON, TX 77251-1702 PHILLIPS PETR CO ALASKA LAND MGR POBOX1967 HOUSTON, TX 77251-1967 PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY W ALLEN HUCKABAY PO BOX 1967 HOUSTON, TX 77251-1967 WORLD OIL MARK TEEL ENGR ED P O BOX 2608 HOUSTON, TX 77252 EXXON CO USA M W ALBERS RM 1943 P O BOX 2180 HOUSTON, TX 77252-2180 EXXON CO USA GARY M ROBERTS RM 3039 POBOX2180 HOUSTON, TX 77252-2180 EXXON CO USA J W KIKER ROOM 2086 POBOX2180 HOUSTON, TX 77252-2180 EXXON CO USA RESERVES COORD RM 1967 P O BOX 2180 HOUSTON, TX 77252-2180 PENNZOIL E&P WILL D MCCROCKLIN P O BOX 2967 HOUSTON, TX 77252-2967 CHEVRON CHEM CO LIBRARY & INFO CTR P 0 BOX 2100 HOUSTON, TX 77252-9987 MARATHON Ms. Norma L. Calvert P O BOX 3128, Ste 3915 HOUSTON, TX 77253-3128 ACE PETROLEUM COMPANY ANDREW C CLIFFORD PO BOX 79593 HOUSTON, TX 77279-9593 PHILLIPS PETR CO ERICH R. RAMP 6330 W LOOP SOUTH BELLAIRE, TX 77401 PHILLIPS PETR CO JOE VOELKER 6330 W LP S RM 492 BELLAIRE, TX 77401 PHILLIPS PETR CO PARTNERSHIP OPRNS JERRY MERONEK 6330 W LOOP S RM 1132 BELLAIRE, TX 77401 TEXACO I NC R Ewing Clemons P 0 BOX 430 BELLAIRE, TX 77402-0430 WATTY STRICKLAND 2803 SANCTUARY CV KATY, TX 77450-8510 TESORO PETR CORp LOIS DOWNS 8700 TESORO DR SAN ANTONIO, TX 78217 INTL OIL SCOUTS MASON MAP SERV INC P O BOX 338 AUSTIN, TX 78767 ROBERT G GRAVELY 7681 S KIT CARSON DR LITTLETON, CO 80122 DIANE SUCHOMEL 10507D W MAPLEWOOD DR LITTLETON, CO 80127 GEORGE G NAUGHT JR P O BOX 13557 DENVER, CO 80201 AMOCO PROD CO LIBRARY RM 1770 JILL MALLY 1670 BROADWAY DENVER, CO 80202 C & R INDUSTRIES, INC. KURT SALTSGAVER 1801 BROADWAY STE 1205 DENVER, CO 80202 JERRY HODGDEN GEOL 408 18TH ST GOLDEN, CO 80401 NRG ASSOC RICHARD NEHRING P O BOX 1655 COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80901-1655 RUBICON PETROLEUM, LLC BRUCEICLARDY SIX PINE ROAD COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80906 JOHN A LEVORSEN 200 N 3RD ST #1202 BOISE, ID 83702 RUI ANALYTICAL JERRY BERGOSH P O BOX 58861 SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84158-0861 TAHOMA RESOURCES GARY PLAYER 1671 WEST 546 S CEDER CITY, UT 84720 MUNGER OIL INFOR SERV INC P 0 BOX 45738 LOS ANGELES, CA 90045-0738 LA PUBLIC LIBRARY SERIALS DIV 630 W 5TH ST LOS ANGELES, CA 90071 US OIL & REFINERY CO TOM TREICHEL 2121 ROSECRANS AVE #2360 ES SEGUNCO, CA 90245-4709 BABSON & SHEPPARD JOHN F BERGOUIST P O BOX 8279 VIKING STN LONG BEACH, CA 90808-0279 ANTONIO MADRID P O BOX 94625 PASADENA, CA 91109 ORO NEGRO, INC. 9321 MELVIN AVE NORTHRIDGE, CA 91324-2410 PACIFIC WEST OIL DATA ROBERT E COLEBERD 15314 DEVONSHIRE ST STE D MISSION HILLS, CA 91345-2746 76 PRODUCTS COMPANY CHARLES BURRUSS RM 11-767 555 ANTON COSTA MESA, CA 92626 SANTA FE ENERGY RESOURCES INC EXPLOR DEPT 5201 TRUXTUN AV STE 100 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93309 TEXACO I NC Portfolio Team Manager R W HILL P O BOX 5197x Bakersfield, CA 93388 US GEOL SURV KEN BIRD 345 MIDDLEFIELD RD MS 999 MENLO PARK, CA 94025 SHIELDS LIBRARY GOVT DOCS DEPT UNIV OF CALIF DAVIS, CA 95616 H L WANGENHEIM 5430 SAWMILL RD SP 11 PARADISE, CA 95969-5969 ECONOMIC INSIGHT INC SAM VAN VACTOR P O BOX 683 PORTLAND, OR 97207 US EPA REGION 10 LAURIE MANN OW-130 1200 SIXTH AVE SEATTLE, WA 98101 MARPLES BUSINESS NEWSLETTER MICHAEL J PARKS 117 W MERCER ST STE 200 SEATTLE, WA 98119-3960 FAIRWEATHER E&P SERV INC JESSE MOHRBACHER 715 I ST #4 ANCHORAGE, AK 99501 TRUSTEES FOR ALASKA 725 CHRISTENSEN DR STE 4 ANCHORAGE, AK 99501 FORCENERGYINC. JIM ARLINGTON 310 K STREET STE 700 ANCHORAGE, AK 99501 STATE PIPELINE OFFICE LIBRARY KATE MUNSON 411 W 4TH AVE, STE 2 ANCHORAGE, AK 99501 GUESS & RUDD GEORGELYLE 510 L ST, STE 700 ANCHORAGE, AK 99501 PATTISAUNDERS 1233 W 11TH AV ANCHORAGE, AK 99501 DUSTY RHODES 229 WHITNEY RD ANCHORAGE, AK 99501 DEPT OF REVENUE BEVERLY MAROUART 550 W 7TH AV STE 570 ANCHORAGE, AK 99501 DEPT OF REVENUE OIL & GAS AUDIT DENISE HAWES 550 W 7TH AV STE 570 ANCHORAGE, AK 99501 YUKON PACIFIC CORP JOHN HORN VICE CHM 1049 W 5TH AV ANCHORAGE, AK 99501-1930 PRESTON GATES ELLIS LLP LIBRARY 420 L ST STE 400 ANCHORAGE, AK 99501-1937 ALASKA DEPT OF LAW ROBERT E MINTZ ASST ATTY GEN 1031 W 4TH AV STE 200 ANCHORAGE, AK 99501-1994 GAFO GREENPEACE PAMELA MILLER 125 CHRISTENSEN DR. #2 ANCHORAGE, AK 99501-2101 DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIV OF OIL & GAS TIM RYHERD 550 W 7th AVE STE 800 ANCHORAGE, AK 99501-3510 DEPT OF REVENUE OIL & GAS AUDIT FRANK PARR 550 W 7TH AVE STE 570 ANCHORAGE, AK 99501-3540 N-I TUBULARS INC 3301 C Street Ste 209 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503 HDR ALASKA INC MARK DALTON 2525 C ST STE 305 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503 BAKER OIL TOOLS ALASKA AREA MGR 4710 BUS PK BLVD STE 36 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503 ANADARKO MARK HANLEY 3201 C STREET STE 603 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503 ALASKA OIL & GAS ASSOC JUDY BRADY 121 W FIREWEED LN STE 207 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503-2035 ANADRILL-SCHLUMBERGER 3940 ARCTIC BLVD #300 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503-5711 AK JOURNAL OF COMMERCE OIL & INDUSTRY NEWS ROSE RAGSDALE 4220 B Street Ste #210 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503-5911 DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIV OF OIL &GAS JAMES B HAYNES NATURAL RESRCE MGR 3601 C ST STE 1380 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503-5948 DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIV OF OIL &GAS JULIE HOULE 3601 C ST STE 1380 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503-5948 DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIV OIL&GAS WILLIAM VAN DYKE 3601 C ST STE 1380 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503-5948 DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIV OF OIL &GAS BRUCE WEBB 3601 C ST STE 1380 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503-5948 DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIV OF OIL&GAS JIM STOUFFER 3601 C STREET STE 1380 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503-5948 DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES PUBLIC INFORMATION CTR 3601 C STREET STE 200 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503-5948 FINK ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING, INC. THOMAS FINK, PHD 6359 COLLATE DR. ANCHORAGE, AK 99504-3305 ARLEN EHM GEOL CONSLTNT 2420 FOXHALL DR ANCHORAGE, AK 99504-3342 JAMES E EASON 8611 LEEPER CIRCLE ANCHORAGE, AK 99504-4209 US BUREAU OF LAND MNGMNT ANCHORAGE DIST OFC PETER J DITTON 6881 ABBOTT LOOP ROAD ANCHORAGE, AK 99507 STU HIRSH 9630 BASHER DR. ANCHORAGE, AK 99507 US BUREAU OF LAND MNGMNT ANCHORAGE DIST OFC DICK POLAND 6881 ABBOTT LOOP RD ANCHORAGE, AK 99507 RUSSELL DOUGLASS 6750 TESHLAR DR ANCHORAGE, AK 99507 US BLM AK DIST OFC RESOURCE EVAL GRP ART BONET 6881 ABBOTT LOOP RD ANCHORAGE, AK 99507-2899 THOMAS R MARSHALL JR 1569 BIRCHWOOD ST ANCHORAGE, AK 99508 CASS ARIEY 3108 WENTWORTH ST ANCHORAGE, AK 99508 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA ANCHORAGE INST OF SOCIAL & ECON RESEARCH TERESA HULL 3211 PROVIDENCE DR ANCHORAGE, AK 99508 TRADING BAY ENERGY CORP PAUL CRAIG 5432 NORTHERN LIGHTS BLVD ANCHORAGE, AK 99508 US MIN MGMT SERV RESOURCE STUDIES AK OCS REGN KIRK W SHERWOOD 949E 36TH AV RM 603 ANCHORAGE, AK 99508-4302 US MIN MGMT SERV RICHARD PRENTKI 949E 36TH AV ANCHORAGE, AK 99508-4302 US MIN MGMT SERV AK OCS REGIONAL DIR 949E 36TH AV RM 110 ANCHORAGE, AK 99508-4302 US MIN MGMT SERV FRANK MILLER 949E 36TH AV STE 603 ANCHORAGE, AK 99508-4363 US MIN MGMT SERV RESOURCE EVAL JIM SCHERR 949E 36TH AV RM 603 ANCHORAGE, AK 99508-4363 REGIONAL SUPRVISOR, FIELD OPERATNS MINERALS MANAGEMENT SERVICE ALASKA OCS REGION 949E 36TH AV STE 308 ANCHORAGE, AK 99508-4363 US MIN MGMT SERV LIBRARY 949E 36TH AV RM 603 ANCHORAGE, AK 99508-4363 JOHN MILLER 3445 FORDHAM DR ANCHORAGE, AK 99508-4555 USGS -ALASKA SECTION LIBRARY 4200 UNIVERSITY DR ANCHORAGE, AK 99508-4667 CIRI LAND DEPT P O BOX 93330 ANCHORAGE, AK 99509-3330 ANCHORAGE TIMES BERT TARRANT P O BOX 100040 ANCHORAGE, AK 99510-0040 ARCO ALASKA INC LAND DEPT JAMES WINEGARNER P O BOX 10036 ANCHORAGE, AK 99510-0360 ARCO ALASKA INC SHELIA ANDREWS ATO 1130 PO BOX 100360 ANCHORAGE, AK 99510-0360 ARCO ALASKA INC MARK MAJOR ATO 1968 P O BOX 100360 ANCHORAGE, AK 99510-0360 ARCO ALASKA INC JOANN GRUBER ATO 712 P O BOX 100360 ANCHORAGE, AK 99510-0360 ARCO ALASKA INC STEVE BENZLER ATO 1404 P O BOX 100360 ANCHORAGE, AK 99510-0360 ARCO ALASKA INC SAM DENNIS ATO 1388 P O BOX 100360 ANCHORAGE, AK 99510-0360 ARCO ALASKA INC LIBRARY P O BOX 100360 ANCHORAGE, AK 99510-0360 ARCO ALASKA INC LEGAL DEPT MARK P WORCESTER P O BOX 100360 ANCHORAGE, AK 99510-0360 PETROLEUM INFO CORP KRISTEN NELSON P O BOX 102278 ANCHORAGE, AK 99510-2278 ARCO ALASKA INC KUP CENTRAL WELLS ST TSTNG WELL ENG TECH NSK 69 P O BOX 196105 ANCHORAGE, AK 99510-6105 ALYESKA PIPELINE SERV CO CHUCK O'DONNELL 1835 S BRAGAW - MS 530B ANCHORAGE, AK 99512 ALYESKA PIPELINE SERV CO PERRY A MARKLEY 1835 S BRAGAW - MS 575 ANCHORAGE, AK 99512 ALYESKA PIPELINE SERV CO LEGAL DEPT 1835 S BRAGAW ANCHORAGE, AK 99512-0099 US BUREAU OF LAND MGMT OIL & GAS OPRNS (984) J A DYGAS 222 W 7TH AV #13 ANCHORAGE, AK 99513-7599 ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS EDITORIAL PG EDTR MICHAEL CAREY P O BOX 149001 ANCHORAGE, AK 99514 JWL ENGINEERING JEFF LIPSCOMB 9921 MAIN TREE DR. ANCHORAGE, AK 99516-6510 NORTHERN CONSULTING GROUP ROBERT BRITCH, P.E. 2454 TELEQUANA DR. ANCHORAGE, AK 99517 GERALD GANOPOLE CONSULT GEOL 2536 ARLINGTON ANCHORAGE, AK 99517-1303 DAVID CUSATO 600 W 76TH AV #508 ANCHORAGE, AK 99518 ASRC CONRAD BAGNE 301 ARCTIC SLOPE AV STE 300 ANCHORAGE, AK 99518 BRISTOL ENVIR SERVICES JIM MUNTER 201E 56TH AVE STE 301 ANCHORAGE, AK 99518 ARMAND SPIELMAN 651 HILANDER CIRCLE ANCHORAGE, AK 99518 HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERV MARK WEDMAN 6900 ARCTIC BLVD ANCHORAGE, AK 99518-2146 OPSTAD & ASSOC ERIK A OPSTAD PROF GEOL P O BOX 190754 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519 JACK O HAKKILA P O BOX 190083 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-0083 ENSTAR NATURAL GAS CO RICHARD F BARNES PRES P O BOX 190288 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-0288 MARATHON OIL CO BRAD PENN P O BOX 196168 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-6168 MARATHON OIL CO OPERATIONS SUPT POBOX196168 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-6168 UNOCAL KEVIN TABLER P O BOX 196247 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-6247 UNOCAL P 0 BOX 196247 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-6247 EXXON COMPANY USA • MARK P EVANS PO BOX 196601 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-6601 BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA), INC. MARK BERLINGER MB 8-1 PO BOX 196612 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-6612 BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC BOB WILKS MB 5-3 P O BOX 196612 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-6612 BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC MR. DAVIS, ESQ P O BOX 196612 MB 13-5 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-6612 BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC SUE MILLER P O BOX 196612 M/S LR2-3 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-6612 BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC INFO RESOURCE CTR MB 3-2 P O BOX 196612 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-6612 BP EXPLORATION (ALASKA) INC PETE ZSELECZKY LAND MGR P O BOX 196612 ANCHORAGE, AK 99519-6612 AMERICA/CANADIAN STRATIGRPH CO RON BROCKWAY P O BOX 242781 ANCHORAGE, AK 99524-2781 AMSI/VALLEE CO INC WILLIAM O VALLEE PRES PO BOX 243086 ANCHORAGE, AK 99524-3086 PINNACLE STEVE TYLER 20231 REVERE CIRCLE EAGLE RIVER, AK 99577 D A PLATT & ASSOC • 9852 LITTLE DIOMEDE CIR EAGLE RIVER, AK 99577 L G POST O&G LAND MGMT CONSULT 10510 Constitution Circle EAGLE RIVER, AK 99577 DIANA FLECK 18112 MEADOW CRK DR EAGLE RIVER, AK 99577 DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DGGS JOHN REEDER P 0 BOX 772805 EAGLE RIVER, AK 99577-2805 COOK INLET KEEPER BOB SHAVELSON PO BOX 3269 HOMER, AK 99603 COOK INLET VIGIL JAMES RODERICK P O BOX 916 HOMER, AK 99603 PHILLIPS PETR ALASKA OPERATIONS MANAGER J W KONST P O DRAWER 66 KENAI, AK 99611 RON DOLCHOK P O BOX 83 KENAI, AK 99611 DOCUMENT SERVICE CO JOHN PARKER P O BOX 1468 KENAI, AK 99611-1468 KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH ECONOMIC DEVEL DISTR STAN STEADMAN P O BOX 3029 KENAI, AK 99611-3029 PENNY VADLA ~ • P O BOX 467 NINILCHIK, AK 99639 BELOWICH COAL CONSULTING MICHAEL A BELOWICH HC31 BOX 5157 WASILLA, AK 99654 JAMES GIBBS POBOX1597 SOLDOTNA, AK 99669 PACE SHEILA DICKSON P O BOX 2018 SOLDOTNA, AK 99669 KENAI NATL WILDLIFE REFUGE REFUGE MGR P O BOX 2139 SOLDOTNA, AK 99669-2139 ALYESKA PIPELINE SERVICE CO VALDEZ CORP AFFAIRS SANDY MCCLINTOCK P O BOX 300 MS/701 VALDEZ, AK 99686 VALDEZ PIONEER P O BOX 367 VALDEZ, AK 99686 VALDEZ VANGUARD EDITOR P O BOX 98 VALDEZ, AK 99686-0098 NICK STEPOVICH 543 2ND AVE FAIRBANKS, AK 99701 UNIV OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS PETR DEVEL LAB DR V A KAMATH 427 DUCKERING FAIRBANKS, AK 99701 RICK WAGNER F ~ • P O BOX 60868 FAIRBANKS, AK 99706 JACK HAKKIIA P O BOX 61604 FAIRBANKS, AK 99706-1604 C BURGLIN P O BOX 131 FAIRBANKS, AK 99707 FAIRBANKS DAILY NEWS-MINER KATE RIPLEY P O BOX 70710 FAIRBANKS, AK 99707 FRED PRATT P O BOX 72981 FAIRBANKS, AK 99707-2981 DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIV OF LAND REG MGR NORTHERN REGION 3700 AIRPORT WAY FAIRBANKS, AK 99709-4699 K&K RECYCL INC P O BOX 58055 FAIRBANKS, AK 99711 ASRC BILL THOMAS P O BOX 129 BARROW, AK 99723 RICHARD FINEBERG P O BOX 416 ESTER, AK 99725 UNIV OF ALASKA FBX PETR DEVEL LAB SHIRISH PATIL 437 DICKERING FAIRBANKS, AK 99775 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FBKS PETR DEVEL LAB DR AKANNI LAWAL P O BOX 755880 FAIRBANKS, AK 99775-5880 SENATORLORENLEMAN STATE CAPITOL RM 113 JUNEAU, AK 99801-1182 DEPT OF ENVIRON CONSERV SPAR CHRIS PACE 410 WILLOUGHBY AV STE 105 JUNEAU, AK 99801-1795 SNEA(P) DISTR FRANCE/EUROPE DU SUD/AMERIQUE TOUR ELF CEDEX 45 992078 PARIS LA DEFENSE, FRANCE ~5 • • 2 3 4 5 6 7'~ 8 9 10 I i 11 12 13 ~ 14 15 16 I 17 18 19 20 21 2 2 ~! 23 ~ j 24 25 • ~_ ALASKA .OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING ~!~ I n Re : ) ' ) WEST FORELAND FIELD PLAN/ ) REDOUBT FIELD PLAN. ) TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS Anchorage, Alaska January 5, 2000 1:37 o'clock p.m. APPEARANCES: Commissioners: MR. ROBERT N. CHRISTENSON, CHAIRMAN MS. CAMILLE OECHSLI MR. DAVID W. JOHNSTON ~~,,, = ~:~ . ' ;"t ~t jay ~ 7~ ~~ 7 ~*A'd ~'.A `"' t r'i1 , 11 .Y .iii ~,: s METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 j • • 2 it li I ~ I P R O C E E D I N G S ~ i 2j (On record - 1:37 p.m.) 3~ CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: I would like to call 4i this hearing to order. Subject of the hearing, we have two. I 5i guess we'll run them back to back. One of them is the request 6~ for the -- presentation of a plan for the Redoubt Field, and 7i the other one is presentation of a plan for the west Forelands 8 j I Field. 9~ Note that it's about 1:35. We published notices of 10: this in the Peninsula Clarion and in the Daily News, and we're 111 at 3001 Porcupine Drive, Anchorage, Alaska, home of the Alaska 12~ Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. 13~ Commission will receive both sworn testimony and -- i ! it h i 14 n s t to g unsworn statements. They will give greater we 15~ its deliberations to the sworn testimony. All persons wishing 16 to testify will be sworn and should indicate so on the list, 17i please. Each witness shall state their name and whom they 18~ represent. If a witness wishes to give expert testimony, they ', 19 shall state their qualifications and the Commission will rule 20 i on whether the witness is qualified as an expert. The 211, applicant will be asked to present testimony first. All those 22I wishin to resent testimon will be heard next. Upon request, g P Y i 231; the Commission will in its discretion allow cross examination 24 I of the witness by applicant or affected owners. A person 25! wishing to make an oral statement will be allowed to do so at ~ ~ METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 330 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1630 Anchorage, Alaska 99301 (907) 276-3876 I I • • i 3 I i 1~ the conclusion of all testimony. A person wishing to submit a 2', written statement will be allowed to do so after the conclusion 3 of the oral statements. The Commission may ask questions at 4~ its discretion of the witness. No member of the audience will 5~ be permitted to ask questions of the witness directly. 6 However, they may submit questions to each commissioner or one ', 7 of the commissioners. We will determine whether that will be 8~ i helpful in eliciting needed information for the hearing. A '' 9~ written transcript of the hearing will be available through the 10 transcription company here. Whose name is that, Dave? 11 COURT REPORTER: Metro .Court Reporting. 12 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Metro Court Reporting. 13 And I think that's it. Does anybody have any questions so far? '' ,'' i 14 I n, CHAIRMAN JOHNSTON: Before we beg 15j I Mr. Chairman, I would like to recuse myself from consideration 16 in these matters. The governor has informed me that I will not ', 17 be reappointed to the Commission, and it is likely that 18 Forcenergy will be a company that I will be approaching for i 19~ future employment in the near future. So given that, I think 20~ 1 it would be inappropriate for me to sit in a decision-making 21 1 matter in this particular case. So if it is acceptable to you i 22i and Cami, I will recuse myself from participating as a i 23 !. decision-maker in this -- in these matters. 24 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Okay. I think that's 25 ; appropriate. I think that's fine. All right with. you, Cami? METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. i 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 i • 4 1' I 2~ 3 4 5 I 6i i 7~ I 81 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 i 17 18 19 20 1 21 ~' 2 2 23 24 25 ~~ MS. OECHSLI: Sure. CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Okay. So since both of these are presentations by Forcenergy, could we have the representative? MR. CARLSON: Sure. CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Step forward and make the presentation, please. (Off record comments) MR. CARLSON: My name is Gary Carlson. I'm Vice President for Forcenergy, Alaska Division. I'm going to be the presenter for Forcenergy. I have written copies of our presentation. With the small group, it might be appropriate to pass out the written comments, and with your permission, I'll do that now. CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: I think that's okay. I MR. CARLSON: In addition to our plan, and what I would like to do with the Commission's support is to very briefly go through this package that we put together that would', supply additional clarification and procedures that we are going to .follow as part of the Alaska hire plan associated with the recent royalty reduction bill. CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Before you get..... MR. CARLSON: Yes, sir. CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: ....any further along, Gary, would you like to be sworn in? METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 • i i I 5 I ll~ MR. CARLSON: .That would be fine. i 2i CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Okay. Raise your right. 3i (Oath administered) 4~ MR. CARLSON: I will. 5' i CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Thank you. 6! MR. CARLSON: What we put together in the form 7~ of a plan was a history of our approach to business in Alaska 8 which is complementary to what our plan is going to be going 9~ forward. 10 The first section of this handout is a company policy ll i ~ which was submitted with the plan in December. This was put in ', i ' 12 place before the legislation was put in place. 13~ The second sheet is an organization chart. The purpose '' f I! h 14 e nature o of showing the organization chart is to emphasize t 15 how we are doing business in Alaska. All the employees listed 16 in yellow or gold are Alaskan hires. There were four people 17~ that were not Alaskan hires, and three of those were reruns. 18~ They were people that lived in Alaska and chose to return to i 19i Alaska. So we created our organization completely here in I 201, Alaska, and if we could have found a complete staff, I think 21 I 1 that the total organization would have been here from Alaska. 11 22 The key elements of our program: first of all, local 231 1 hire is good business. I don't think anybody would dispute 24~''~ that. We plan to utilize local newspapers and state agencies 251I~ as a resource for new hires. We think that is the best way to METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 'i (907) 276-3876 1 I 6 11 reach all potential new hires in the state, and will provide ~ 2 some consistency from us to work from. We're going to utilize ~ 3I Alaska product preference lists for most of the supplies, as 4~ much of the supplies as we can. We utilize local manufacturing I 5i firms where feasible. We're going to encourage local 6~ ~ contractors to bid. We're going to go beyond just submitting 7~ bid document to them. We're going to meet with them as we have 8~ in the past, and encourage them to if not bid on a project in 9~ total to team up with somebody and bid in a project through a l0 partnership where they don't have the full capacity to provide lli a competitive bid. And we're going to require our contractors 121 to report their local content on bid submittals. And local 13 content, by that I mean where they're going to get their h e 14 e s, and t equipment, where they're going to get their suppli 15 percentages of local hire in the subcontractors. And we have 16, I done that in the past. 17' The west Foreland -- if I may go through West Foreland 18 Field Plan and then convert over to Redoubt or do they need to 19i i be done totally separately? 20 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: No, I believe you can go ahead 21% just the way you're proceeding. 221 1 MR. CARLSON: Okay. The specifics of the West Foreland 23 11, Field history and plan, as you know, it's a one well field. Ar_', 24 i Alaskan hire policy or Alaskan hire or contract utilization for 25~ a one well field is obviously going to be very narrow, and I;i METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 j Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 Ii • 7 1 2 7' I 81 9 i 10 11 12 I 13 14 ~ I 15 16 ~ 17 18 19 ICI ~~ 20 !, I 21 I 2 2 ~: i 23 24 2 5 '' because it is a one well operation at this date, the -- a ~ substantial amount of the work that was going to take place to I put the well on production is in progress already. There's a i list of activities and a list of performance against those activities. As you can see, I won't go through all of them but where we could either get the equipment or get the contractors to work, we utilize local content throughout. Our main contractor was Raven Contractors out of Kenai, and as part of our agreement with the leaseholder, service leaseholder there, we utilized the local Native corporation. for part of our labor supply. The Redoubt project history, again, at Redoubt, we are j substantially into the project and was substantially into the project when the legislation was passed. The first sheet is a Redoubt project history. The first step that we took was to unitize five leases that we picked up from broker, and we used local consultants to help us in that unitization process. We're going to have a 3-D seismic program which was a requirement by the state. We used a locally based geophysical company, and they use local subcontractors. We made a feasibility study for a unique platform. We ', were not able to find the expertise here in the state for this type of thing. It took a world wide view of all of the different types of platforms, and met with people that have bases in Finland and Southeast Asia, and we did a feasibility METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 C u 8 llll 2 3 i 4' 5I 6 7 8~ 9I i 10 i 11 I 12 13 14 ~ i 15 16 i 17 18 19 20 21' i 22 23 i 2 4 ~~ i 25 I ~~ ~_~ for the platform. So the Brown & Root is outside based although they do do business in Alaska. Belmar Engineer is an individual single-person company who designed and installed one of the first platforms in Alaska. Winzler & Kelly, our engineer firm, again, we needed to have engineering support that had experience in building platforms. And these people had Alaskan experience and designed some of the early platforms in the state. Fabrication, we talked to local industries. There was no way to get a platform built in Alaska, the type that we were looking at. We did look at the possibility of building a concrete structure, and we found that the time to permit a yard ~~' would exceed the time to build the platform. ; We did encourage a local contractor to bid on the living quarters, and the living quarters were built by VECO, and they used 100 percent local contractors. The next sheet is just sa chronology of the project. Some of it is a repeat. 40- -- you know, we picked up the acreage. We unitized, we completed the 3-D seismic, completed the feasibility, and completed the design and bid packages for exploratory drilling, and completed the fabrication April of '99. This project is two phase. It's an exploratory phase. If we're successful, we're going to go to the production phase so I've broken the project into these two phases. METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 9 lj The current one that we're active in right now is the I 2~ Redoubt exploratory phase. We solicited bids both in the state 3I I and out of the state with people that have had the capacity and 4 the expertise to install the platform. It was built in Korea. 5i Local firm -- one of them declined to bid for personal reasons 61, or corporate reasons. The other company bid. The other local 7' firm bid and was not competitive. We settled on a company 8; called Stoltz Comex Seaway. It's their third name. From the ', 9 time we started the project, they've been taken over twice. 10~ ~ But they do have a lot of Alaskan experience, diving experience , 11~ especially, and by a great majority, the employees that are ' I 12''x, going to be working on this project are subcontractors, not the 13 contractor themselves. 14~ And I've listed eight of the contractors that are 15! involved. There are going to be more. We're going to be 16~ mating the platform in Port Graham so -- and we're.-- we have 17'~ solicited support from the Native corporation there, and they i 18~ are going to be participating in the project from a logistical 19 support . 20 '; The welding and that portion of the mating will be 21~ handled by Udelhoven. Crowley is based here. They're going to 22~ be involved in the transportation. And Fairweather is a local 23 company that is handling the bottom surveys and the -- and also 24~I going to be working with us on the installation on a daily 25! ~ basis. Plow driving is going to be done by a local firm: METRO COURT REPORTING, dNC. S50 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 I 10 l~l 2' ~~ 3'~ 4~, I 51 6'''' 7'. 8i i 9 I 10 11 12 i 13 14 i 15 16 !, 17' 18 ~i 19 2 0 !, 21' 2 2 ', 23 ' 24 25 ~~ ~~ Best. BJ Services, based in Kenai, will be doing the grouting. ~ i The dock will be used as a site for storage and to work out of, I and then Watson has done the bottom profiling for us. It's also a small local company. I The next big part of the exploratory phase is drilling. We're in the process of negotiating a contract with -- I say Pool slash Nabors. I think it probably is Nabors now. When we started the contract negotiation, it was with Pool. Rig supervisors and drilling personnel I've been assured will all '~ be Alaskan residents. The ancillary services such as mud, directional cementing, I don't see any reason why they can't i all be Alaskan based. There may be an exception but I can't think of any right now. And we're going to use supplies from local vendors where feasible, many of them from the Kenai Peninsula. The next sheet is an overall project development chronology. It takes us through the installing of the platform, appraisal drilling, development drilling, pipelines and shore facilities design, procurement, construction, onshore and offshore, and the start of production which we -- if we're successful with our exploratory phase and we're able to get permits from the appropriate agencies, both federal and state, we're hoping to be able to put this project on production in 2000 -- end of 2001, early 2002. The next sheet shows what's entailed in the METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 • 11 ~ ~ 1~~, ~I production phase. The first and the most demanding from a time 2 standpoint is the permitting, and that is all being done by 3'', local staff and local consultants. I do want to precede this. 4~ We are not proceeding with all of these various aspects of the I 5i production phase until we see the success of the exploratory 6 phase. But this list that I'm going to go through here real 7 briefly includes all the types of activities that we would 8~ envision needing to do to put this field in commercial I 9' development. j 10, The civil engineering and construction, it will be 11, ~ Alaska based firms. I'm sure we're-going to encourage bidders , 12 to team up if they need to to do the civil engineering and 13 construction. 14 En ineerin we will be bidding this both inside and g g 151 outside the state. i 16~ Same thing with fabrication and modular construction. 17 There is increased capacity by local vendors to do modular 18 work, and we are hopeful that local vendors will be competitive 19 ~i i there . I 20~ Pipeline construction, I feel confident that the 211 onshore pipeline construction can be done with local 22~ contractors. Hopefully they will bid and be competitive. 23~ Offshore I suspect will be a different story. We are going to 24 bid locally but I'm not optimistic that we will get the 25~I I expertise locally, offshore pipeline construction. I METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 I (907) 276-3876 I' 12 i 1 r 'ect should be all ~ Logistical support for the total p o~ 2i Alaska based firms. i 3 Staff increases to support the project, those would be 4 Forcenergy employees. I am optimistic that we will be able to Sji fill all those locally. If we can't, we will advertise I 6', i country-wide for support. Ili And labor contractors to support the ongoing production ''~ 8j will be local. 9'i That concludes our presentation of that. In addition 10~ to the plan that we submitted earlier on is the total part of llli I our presentation to AOGCC. 12i (Off record comments) i, 13~ MR. CARLSON: Jim Arlington, our land manager, ', d 14i pointed out that the state in the third or the first -- secon 15 ' sheet under the Redoubt prospect, the state granted the unit 16'~ ~ for five leases. That was done in October '97. We -- as part ~ 17 ; of that unit, we committed to acquire 3-D seismic and drill and I 18~ exploratory well, that it could be interpreted that that also 19~ happened in August '97. It did not. The commitment to do so I I 20~ did. So -- and we have fulfilled our obligations to DNR as 211, I part of our unitization. 22~ (Off record comments) i 23~I ~ MR. CARLSON: I would be glad to answer 241', 1 questions from the Commission or the floor. 25 i ~ CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Questions? No? I don't i METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, .4laska 99501 ', I (907) 276-3876 ', I • • ', ~ i 13 1 i 1~ ~ ~ i 1 have any questions myself right at the moment. So I think 2j ou for the moment and see if j we'll excuse 'll roceed y we p . 3i there's anybody else that wants to talk. Is there anybody in 4 the audience who would like to testify? No? Anybody in the 5i audience who would like to hand a question in? Do you want to i 6 ~~ adjourn the meeting? 7~ i COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Actually, maybe I do , 8'i have a question on the West Foreland. Great job. I did have a 9li question with respect to the West Foreland Field Plan. And l0l it's just a question that came up as a result of reading this. 111 It doesn't relate to the local hire issue. On page 2-1, on the i 12! identification of the field in the packet that you submitted to ~ 13~ the Commission..... 14~ MR. CARLSON: Yes. 15~ COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: .....you referred to the ~, 16j West Foreland as a one well field, and I'm assuming that you 17 mean the only well is going to be the West Foreland Field 18; Number 1 well that's this federal lease A035017. 191 MR. CARLSON: That's correct. 2011 1 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Jim Arlington had 21 11 mentioned a few things earlier and I just -- I'm a little 22; unclear about what the status of that property is. As I 23~I, understand it, that's not part of the neighboring unit of two 241'; state leases. 251! MR. CARLSON: That's correct. j~ METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. ~ 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 1 2 3 4, 5 6 7 8 9 10 ~, i ~~ 11 I, 12 I i 13 ~~~ 14 15 16 ~ I 17 j 18, i i 19 ~ 20 i 21! I 22 23 24 25 ~ ~ ~~ • 14 i COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: But at one time, this I was a..... (Witness motioned to put on microphone) MR. CARLSON: I'm sorry. COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: At one time this was a federal property that was leased. And I'm not sure how far that goes back time wise but I understand that property now is no longer owned by the fed government. It's CIRI that owns it? MR. CARLSON: And I may ask Jim Arlington..... COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Okay. MR. CARLSON: .....our land manager to help me with this but it's administered by the BLM. The royalty owner is CIRI. Is that right? MR. ARLINGTON: Yes. Actually, CIRI owns the balance that was conveyed to them as a selection that they made under ANCSA, and it was conveyed to them in 1982. But that conveyance was made subject to the existing federal lease that was executed in 1955 I believe. COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: 1955. MR. ARLINGTON: Right. COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Okay. So it does go back quite a ways. With respect to the regulations of the Commission, is Forcenergy planning on and also complying with the state requirements through the AOGCC for whatever might be necessary for managing that well? METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 • 15 • • 1 2 3 4 5 6, 7~i ~I 8 9I 10 11 i 12 i 13 14 ~ I 15 I 16 ~i 17 ~ I 18 I, I 19 II 20 21 22 2 3 ~!: 24 I 25 MR. ARLINGTON: We have already filed sundry notice with AOGCC for bringing the well on production. That sundry notice I believe was filed third week in December I believe. COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: For reentry of the well? MR. ARLINGTON: Right. COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Okay. And that's the well that you anticipate producing from? MR. ARLINGTON: Correct. COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: As I understand it, Bob ', Crandall from our office contacted someone in your office. I'm ', not sure who that was. MR. ARLINGTON: Probably Paul (indiscernible - away from microphone), a drill manager. COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: With respect to the spacing exceptions, do you know anything about that? MR. CARLSON: We, Forcenergy, drilled a well on the state lease that required a spacing exception. Correct ', me if I'm not -- if my memory is not right here. At that time, Phillips owned the lease onshore, the federal lease. We had the state lease, and we had to get an exception to drill the exploratory well or to put the exploratory well on production if we had found something. So there -- that may be what Bob Crandall was remembering. I'm not sure. COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: No, I was referring to METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 ' i ~ ~ j 16 I I 1~ I this well coming onto production. As I understand it, it's 2 within 1,500 feet of the property line. 3~ MR. CARLSON: It's within 100. It's very 4 dose. and I will offer this. We met with the state and we I 5 met with the feds together to try to determine what would be i 6 the process to follow, whether it would be better to unitize 7!! the field or to produce it separately and form a unit for -- or ',' 8 provide agreement to handle the royalty owners. We do own both'; 9~ sides as a working interest owner of both leases. And in that ~, 10~ meeting, the federal government took the position whether I 11~ that's correct or not, I'm not the judge, but took the position ', 12; I that it should be produced as a well off the federal lease, 13j right? 14 MR. ARLINGTON: Correct. 15~ MR. CARLSON: And that we would need to pursue 16~ i an agreement between the royalty owners to make sure that both 17i the state and federal were -- governments were protected as far', I 18~ as their royalties were concerned. ~, 19 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: But with respect to the 20!~ I spacing exception or the spacing requirements of the 21~ Commission, then we could anticipate that -- I mean that would 22~i be a separate issue? You would bring that before the ', I 23 Commission? 24 ' MR. ARLINGTON: That should already be in an 25 existing order issued by AOGCC when I think it was METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. i S50 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 I ~ (907) 276-3876 i , i 17 ~ j~ 1 (indiscernible - away from microphone) drilled the wells so 2~ there should be a valid existing spacing exception issued by 3 ~ AOGCC on that . 4 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: I don't know, David, if I 5i you remember but my understanding was that there was some i 6! boundary change as a result of that. And that there wasn't a 7~i need originally for one. I may be mistaken about that. We can j ~~ 8~ certainly look it up. I~ 9~ MR. CARLSON: Well, if the regulations have i lOj changed and they require us to file additional paperwork, we lll' would like to know. And if that's the case, we can do that. 12; COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: We could certainly check i i 13~ into it. It's not necessarily directly germane to this..... I 14i MR. CARLSON: Right. 15' COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: .....plan today but..... 16'~ MR. CARLSON: Right. i 17~ COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: .....while you were I 18i here, I thought I would check. Okay. We can take a closer i 19i look into that. Who from your office should we deal with with 20 respect to that? 21 ; MR. CARLSON: Mr. Arlington. ; ! 22' I COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Okay. Thank you. That 23~''~ was the only question I had. ', 24 ', CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Okay. Do you with to 25~, deliberate any? No, I didn't think so. s I METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 • i• • 1~ 2 3 I 4' 5 6i 7 8 9j i i 10 11 12 I 13 14 15 16 17 I 18 ~ I 19 20 i 21' 2 2 23 ~ 2 4 ~, 25 • 18 !' I We would like to -- the Commission would like to thank i you for a good presentation. And it appears to us to be complete and follows at least the guidelines of the regulation even though we unders- -- we realize that it was filed prior, and so I think we have no additions or questions to ask you at this point. MR. CARLSON: Thank you for your attention CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Thank you. COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Thank you. CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: So we'll adjourn. (Off record 2:05 p.m.) END OF PROCEEDINGS METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchornge, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11, 12 13 14 15 ~ 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 r 23 !I it 24 2 5 ~!, • • • C E R T I F I C A T E UNITED STATES OF AMERICA) ss . STATE OF ALASKA ) I, Laura Ferro, Notary Public in and for the State of Alaska, and Reporter for Metro Court Reporting, do hereby certify: That the foregoing Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission Public Hearing was taken before myself on the 5th day of January, 2000, commencing at the hour of 1:37 o'clock p.m., at the offices of Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission, 3001 Porcupine Street, Anchorage, Alaska; That the meeting was transcribed by myself to the best of my knowledge and ability. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereto set my hand and affixed my seal this 7th day of January 2000. ~-7~ Notary Public Pi/n~ta~nd for Alaska My commission expires: 05/03/01 METRO COURT REPORTING, INC. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 276-3876 West Foreland Field Plan ~ • AOGCC Page 1 1 ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION 2 PUBLIC HEARING 3 In Re: ) 4 ) WEST FORELAND FIELD PLAN/ ) 5 REDOUBT FIELD PLAN. ) 6 7 8 9 10 APPEARANCES: 11 Commissioners: 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 __ _ -- Phone (907) 276-3876 TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS Anchorage, Alaska January 5, 2000 1:37 o'clock p.m. 1/OS/00 MR. ROBERT N. CHRISTENSON, CHAIRMAN, MS. CAMILLE OECHSLI MR. DAVID W. JOHNSTON -- Metro Court Reporting, Inc. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 metro@gci.net West Foreland Field Plan ~ ~ 1/OS/00 AOGCC Page 2 1 PROCEEDINGS 2 (On record - 1:37 p.m.) 3 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: I would like to call 4 this hearing to order. Subject of the hearing, we have two. I 5 guess we'll run them back to back. One of them is the request 6 for the -- presentation of a plan for the Redoubt Field, and 7 the other one is presentation of a plan for the West Forelands 8 Field. 9 Note that it's about 1:35. We published notices of 10 this in the Peninsula Clarion and in the Daily News, and we're 11 at 3001 Porcupine Drive, Anchorage, Alaska, home of the Alaska 12 Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. 13 Commission will receive both sworn testimony and 14 unsworn statements. They will give greater weight to its -- in 15 its deliberations to the sworn testimony. All persons wishing 16 to testify will be sworn and should indicate so on the list, 17 please. Each witness shall state their name and whom they 18 represent. If a witness wishes to give expert testimony, they 19 shall state their qualifications and the Commission will rule 20 on whether the witness is qualified as an expert. The 21 applicant will be asked to present testimony first. All those 22 wishing to present testimony will be heard next. Upon request, 23 the Commission will in its discretion allow cross examination 24 of the witness by applicant or affected owners. A person 25 wishing to make an oral statement will be allowed to do so at Page 3 1 the conclusion of all testimony. A person wishing to submit a 2 written statement will be allowed to do so after the conclusion 3 of the oral statements. The Commission may ask questions at 4 its discretion of the witness. No member of the audience will 5 be permitted to ask questions of the witness directly. 6 However, they may submit questions to each commissioner or one 7 of the commissioners. We will determine whether that will be 8 helpful in eliciting needed information for the hearing. A 9 written transcript of the hearing will be available through the 10 transcription company here. Whose name is that, Dave? 11 COURT REPORTER: Metro Court Reporting. 12 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Metro Court Reporting. 13 And I think that's it. Does anybody have any questions so faz? 14 CHAIRMAN JOHNSTON: Before we begin, 15 Mr. Chairman, I would like to recuse myself from consideration 16 in these matters. The governor has informed me that I will not 17 be reappointed to the Commission, and it is likely that 18 Forcenergy will be a company that I will be approaching for 19 future employment in the near future. So given that, I think 20 it would be inappropriate for me to sit in adecision-making 21 matter in this particular case. So if it is acceptable to you 22 and Cami, I will recuse myself from participating as a 23 decision-maker in this -- in these matters. 24 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Okay. I think that's 25 appropriate. I think that's fine. All right with you, Cami? Phone (907) 276-3876 Page 4 1 MS.OECHSLI: Sure. 2 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Okay. So since both of 3 these are presentations by Forcenergy, could we have the 4 representative? 5 MR. CARLSON: Sure. 6 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Step forwazd and make 7 the presentation, please. 8 (Off record comments) 9 MR. CARLSON: My name is Gary Carlson. I'm 10 Vice President for Forcenergy, Alaska Division. I'm going to 11 be the presenter for Forcenergy. I have written copies of our 12 presentation. With the small group, it might be appropriate to 13 pass out the written comments, and with your permission, I'll 14 do that now. 15 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: I think that's okay. 16 MR. CARLSON: In addition to our plan, and what 17 I would like to do with the Commission's support is to very 18 briefly go through this package that we put together that would 19 supply additional clarification and procedures that we are 20 going to follow as part of the Alaska hire plan associated with 21 the recent royalty reduction bill. 22 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Before you get..... 23 MR. CARLSON: Yes, sir. 24 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: ....any further along, 25 Gary, would you like to be sworn in? Page 5 1 MR. CARLSON: That would be fine. 2 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Okay. Raise your right. 3 (Oath administered) 4 MR. CARLSON: I will. 5 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Thank you. 6 MR. CARLSON: What we put together in the form 7 of a plan was a history of our approach to business in Alaska 8 which is complementary to what our plan is going to be going 9 forward. 10 The first section of this handout is a company policy 11 which was submitted with the plan in December. This was put in 12 place before the legislation was put in place. 13 The second sheet is an organization chart. The purpose 14 of showing the organization chart is to emphasize the nature of 15 how we are doing business in Alaska. All the employees listed 16 in yellow or gold aze Alaskan hires. There were four people 17 that were not Alaskan hires, and three of those were reruns. 18 They were people that lived in Alaska and chose to return to 19 Alaska. So we created our organization completely here in 20 Alaska, and if we could have found a complete staff, I think 21 that the total organization would have been here from Alaska. 22 The key elements of our program: first of all, local 23 hire is good business. I don't think anybody would dispute 24 that. We plan to utilize local newspapers and state agencies 25 as a resource for new hires. We think that is the best way to Metro Court Reporting, Inc. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 ~ _ metro@gci.net West Foreland Field Plan AOGCC 1/OS/00 Page 6 1 reach all potential new hires in the state, and will provide 2 some consistency from us to work from. We're going to utilize 3 Alaska product preference lists for most of the supplies, as 4 much of the supplies as we can. We utilize local manufacturing 5 firms where feasible. We're going to encourage local 6 contractors to bid. We're going to go beyond just submitting 7 bid document to them. We're going to meet with them as we have 8 in the past, and encourage them to if not bid on a project in 9 total to team up with somebody and bid in a project through a 10 partnership where they don't have the full capacity to provide 11 a competitive bid. And we're going to require our contractors 12 to report their local content on bid submittals. And local 13 content, by that I mean where they're going to get their 14 equipment, where they're going to get their supplies, and the 15 percentages of local hire in the subcontractors. And we have 16 done that in the past. 17 The West Foreland -- if I may go through West Foreland 18 Field Plan and then convert over to Redoubt or do they need to 19 be done totally separately? 20 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: No, I believe you can go ahead 21 j ust the way you're proceeding. 22 MR. CARLSON: Okay. The specifics of the West Foreland 23 Field history and plan, as you know, it's a one well field. An 24 Alaskan hire policy or Alaskan hire or contract utilization for 25 a one well field is obviously going to be very narrow, and Page 8 ', 1 for the platform. So the Brown & Root is outside based 2 although they do do business in Alaska. Belmaz Engineer is an 3 individual single-person company who designed and installed one 4 of the first platforms in Alaska. 5 Winzler & Kelly, our engineer firm, again, we needed to 6 have engineering support that had experience in building 7 platforms. And these people had Alaskan experience and 8 designed some of the early platforms in the state. 9 Fabrication, we talked to local industries. There was 10 no way to get a platform built in Alaska, the type that we were 11 looking at. We did look at the possibility of building a 12 concrete structure, and we found that the time to permit a yazd 13 would exceed the time to build the platform. 14 We did encourage a local contractor to bid on the 15 living quazters, and the living quarters were built by VECO, 16 and they used 100 percent local contractors. 17 The next sheet is just sa chronology of the project. 18 Some of it is a repeat. 40- -- you know, we picked up the 19 acreage. We unitized, we completed the 3-D seismic, completed 20 the feasibility, and completed the design and bid packages for 21 exploratory drilling, and completed the fabrication April of 22 '99. rs 23 This project is two phase. It's an exploratory phase. 24 If we're successful, we're going to go to the production phase 25 so I've broken the project into these two phases. Page 7 1 because it is a one well operation at this date, the -- a 2 substantial amount of the work that was going to take place to 3 put the well on production is in progress already. There's a 4 list of activities and a list of performance against those 5 activities. As you can see, I won't go through all of them but 6 where we could either get the equipment or get the contractors 7 to work, we utilize local content throughout. Our main 8 contractor was Raven Contractors out of Kenai, and as part of 9 our agreement with the leaseholder, service leaseholder there, 10 we utilized the local Native corporation for part of our labor 11 supply. 12 The Redoubt project history, again, at Redoubt, we are 13 substantially into the project and was substantially into the 14 project when the legislation was passed. The first sheet is a 15 Redoubt project history. The first step that we took was to 16 unitize five leases that we picked up from broker, and we used 17 local consultants to help us in that unitization process. 18 We're going to have a 3-D seismic program which was a 19 requirement by the state. We used a locally based geophysical 20 company, and they use local subcontractors. 21 We made a feasibility study for a unique platform. We 22 were not able to find the expertise here in the state for this 23 type of thing. It took a world wide view of all of the 24 different types of platforms, and met with people that have 25 bases in Finland and Southeast Asia, and we did a feasibility Page 9 1 The current one that we're active in right now is the 2 Redoubt exploratory phase. We solicited bids both in the state 3 and out of the state with people that have had the capacity and i 4 the expertise to install the platform. It was built in Korea. 5 Local firm -- one of them declined to bid for personal reasons 6 or corporate reasons. The other company bid. The other local 7 firm bid and was not competitive. We settled on a company 8 called Stoltz Comex Seaway. It's their third name. From the 9 time we started the project, they've been taken over twice. 10 But they do have a lot of Alaskan experience, diving experience ', 11 especially, and by a great majority, the employees that are 12 going to be working on this project are subcontractors, not the 13 contractor themselves. 14 And I've listed eight of the contractors that are 15 involved. There are going to be more. We're going to be 16 mating the platform in Port Graham so -- and we're -- we have 17 solicited support from the Native corporation there, and they 18 are going to be participating in the project from a logistical 19 support. 20 The welding and that portion of the mating will be 21 handled by Udelhoven. Crowley is based here. They're going to 22 be involved in the transportation. And Fairweather is a local 23 company that is handling the bottom surveys and the -- and also 24 going to be working with us on the installation on a daily 25 basis. Plow driving is going to be done by a local firm: Metro Court Reporting, Inc. Phone (907) 276-3876 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 metro@gci.net West Foreland Field Plan ~ • AOGCC 1/OS/00 Page 10 1 Best. BJ Services, based in Kenai, will be doing the grouting. 2 The dock will be used as a site for storage and to work out of, 3 and then Watson has done the bottom profiling for us. It's 4 also a small local company. 5 The next big part of the exploratory phase is drilling. 6 We're in the process of negotiating a contract with -- I say 7 Pool slash Nabors. I think it probably is Nabors now. When we 8 started the contract negotiation, it was with Pool. Rig 9 supervisors and drilling personnel I've been assured will all 10 be Alaskan residents. The ancillary services such as mud, 11 directional cementing, I don't see any reason why they can't 12 all be Alaskan based. There may be an exception but I can't 13 think of any right now. And we're going to use supplies from 14 local vendors where feasible, many of them from the Kenai 15 Peninsula. 16 The next sheet is an overall project development 17 chronology. It takes us through the installing of the 18 platform, appraisal drilling, development drilling, pipelines 19 and shore facilities design, procurement, construction, onshore 20 and offshore, and the start of production which we -- if we're 21 successful with our exploratory phase and we're able to get 22 permits from the appropriate agencies, both federal and state, 23 we're hoping to be able to put this project on production in 24 2000 -- end of 2001, early 2002. 25 The next sheet shows what's entailed in the Page 12 1 Logistical support for the total project should be all 2 Alaska based firms. 3 Staff increases to support the project, those would be 4 Forcenergy employees. I am optimistic that we will be able to 5 fill all those locally. If we can't, we will advertise 6 country-wide for support. 7 And labor contractors to support the ongoing production 8 will be local. 9 That concludes our presentation of that. In addition 10 to the plan that we submitted earlier on is the total part of 11 our presentation to AOGCC. 12 (Off record comments) 13 MR. CARLSON: Jim Arlington, our land manager, 14 pointed out that the state in the third or the first -- second 15 sheet under the Redoubt prospect, the state granted the unit 16 for five leases. That was done in October'97. We -- as part 17 of that unit, we committed to acquire 3-D seismic and drill and 18 exploratory well, that it could be interpreted that that also 19 happened in August'97. It did not. The commitment to do so 20 did. So -- and we have fulfilled our obligations to DNR as 21 part of our unitization. 22 (Off record comments) 23 MR. CARLSON: I would be glad to answer 24 questions from the Commission or the floor. 25 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Questions? No? I don't Page 11 1 production phase. The first and the most demanding from a time 2 standpoint is the permitting, and that is all being done by 3 local staff and local consultants. I do want to precede this. 4 We are not proceeding with all of these various aspects of the 5 production phase until we see the success of the exploratory 6 phase. But this list that I'm going to go through here real 7 briefly includes all the types of activities that we would 8 envision needing to do to put this field in commercial 9 development. 10 The civil engineering and construction, it will be 11 Alaska based fines. I'm sure we're going to encourage bidders 12 to team up if they need to to do the civil engineering and 13 construction. 14 Engineering, we will be bidding this both inside and 15 outside the state. 16 Same thing with fabrication and modular construction. 17 There is increased capacity by local vendors to do modular 18 work, and we are hopeful that local vendors will be competitive 19 there. 20 Pipeline construction, I feel confident that the 21 onshore pipeline construction can be done with local 22 contractors. Hopefully they will bid and be competitive. 23 Offshore I suspect will be a different story. We are going to 24 bid locally but I'm not optimistic that we will get the 25 expertise locally, offshore pipeline construction. Page 13 1 have any questions myself right at the moment. So I think 2 we'll proceed. We'll excuse you for the moment and see if 3 there's anybody else that wants to talk. Is there anybody in 4 the audience who would like to testify? No? Anybody in the 5 audience who would like to hand a question in? Do you want to 6 adjourn the meeting? 7 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Actually, maybe I do 8 have a question on the West Foreland. Great job. I did have a ', 9 question with respect to the West Foreland Field Plan. And ', 10 it's just a question that came up as a result of reading this. 11 It doesn't relate to the local hire issue. On page 2-1, on the 12 identification of the field in the packet that you submitted to 13 the Commission..... 14 MR. CARLSON: Yes. 15 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: .....you referred to the 16 West Foreland as a one well field, and I'm assuming that you 17 mean the only well is going to be the West Foreland Field 18 Number 1 well that's this federal lease A035017. 19 MR. CARLSON: That's correct. i 20 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Jim Arlington had 21 mentioned a few things earlier and Ijust -- I'm a little 22 unclear about what the status of that property is. As I 23 understand it, that's not part of the neighboring unit of two 24 state leases. 25 MR. CARLSON: That's correct. Phone (907) 276-3876 Metro Court Reporting, Inc. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 metro@gci.net West Foreland Field Plan ~ • 1/OS/00 AOGCC Page 14 1 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: But at one time, this 2 was a..... 3 (Witness motioned to put on microphone) 4 MR. CARLSON: I'm sorry. 5 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: At one time this was a 6 federal property that was leased. And I'm not sure how far 7 that goes back time wise but I understand that property now is 8 no longer owned by the fed government. It's CIRI that owns it? 9 MR. CARLSON: And I may ask Jim Arlington..... 10 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Okay. 11 MR. CARLSON: .....our land manager to help me 12 with this but it's administered by the BLM. The royalty owner 13 is CIRI. Is that right? 14 MR. ARLINGTON: Yes. Actually, CIRI owns the 15 balance that was conveyed to them as a selection that they made 16 under ANCSA, and it was conveyed to them in 1982. But that 17 conveyance was made subject to the existing federal lease that 18 was executed in 1955 I believe. 19 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: 1955. 20 MR. ARLINGTON: Right. 21 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Okay. So it does go 22 back quite a ways. With respect to the regulations of the 23 Commission, is Forcenergy planning on and also complying with 24 the state requirements through the AOGCC for whatever might be 25 necessary for managing that well? Page 15 1 MR. ARLINGTON: We have already filed sundry 2 notice with AOGCC for bringing the well on production. That 3 sundry notice I believe was filed third week in December I 4 believe. 5 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: For reentry of the well? 6 MR. ARLINGTON: Right. 7 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Okay. And that's the 8 well that you anticipate producing from? 9 MR. ARLINGTON: Correct. 10 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: As I understand it, Bob 11 Crandall from our office contacted someone in your office. I'm 12 not sure who that was. 13 MR. ARLINGTON: Probably Paul (indiscernible - 14 away from microphone), a drill manager. 15 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: With respect to the 16 spacing exceptions, do you know anything about that? 17 MR. CARLSON: We, Forcenergy, drilled a well 18 on the state lease that required a spacing exception. Correct 19 me if I'm not -- if my memory is not right here. At that time, 20 Phillips owned the lease onshore, the federal lease. We had 21 the state lease, and we had to get an exception to drill the 22 exploratory well or to put the exploratory well on production 23 if we had found something. So there -- that may be what Bob 24 Crandall was remembering. I'm not sure. 25 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: No, I was referring to Page 16 1 this well coming onto production. As I understand it, it's 2 within 1,500 feet of the property line. 3 MR. CARLSON: It's within 100. It's very 4 close. And I will offer this. We met with the state and we 5 met with the feds together to try to determine what would be 6 the process to follow, whether it would be better to unitize 7 the field or to produce it separately and form a unit for -- or 8 provide agreement to handle the royalty owners. We do own both 9 sides as a working interest owner of both leases. And in that 10 meeting, the federal govemment took the position whether 11 that's correct or not, I'm not the judge, but took the position 12 that it should be produced as a well off the federal lease, 13 right? 14 MR. ARLINGTON: Correct. 15 MR. CARLSON: And that we would need to pursue 16 an agreement between the royalty owners to make sure that both 17 the state and federal were -- governments were protected as far 18 as their royalties were concerned. 19 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: But with respect to the 20 spacing exception or the spacing requirements of the 21 Commission, then we could anticipate that -- I mean that would 22 be a separate issue? You would bring that before the 23 Commission? 24 MR. ARLINGTON: That should already be in an 25 existing order issued by AOGCC when I think it was Page 17 1 (indiscernible -away from microphone) drilled the wells so 2 there should be a valid existing spacing exception issued by 3 AOGCC on that. 4 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: I don't know, David, if 5 you remember but my understanding was that there was some 6 boundary change as a result of that. And that there wasn't a 7 need originally for one. I may be mistaken about that. We can 8 certainly look it up. 9 MR. CARLSON: Well, if the regulations have 10 changed and they require us to file additional paperwork, we 11 would like to know. And if that's the case, we can do that. 12 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: We could certainly check 13 into it. It's not necessarily directly germane to this..... 14 MR. CARLSON: Right. 15 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI:.....plan today but..... 16 MR. CARLSON: Right. 17 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: .....while you were 18 here, I thought I would check. Okay. We can take a closer 19 look into that. Who from your office should we deal with with 20 respect to that? 21 MR. CARLSON: Mr. Arlington. 22 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Okay. Thank you. That 23 was the only question I had. 24 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Okay. Do you with to 25 deliberate any? No, I didn't think so. Phone (907) 276-3876 Metro Court Reporting, Inc. 550 West Seventh Avenue, Suite 1650 metro@gci.net West Foreland Field Plan ~ • AOGCC Page 18 1 We would like to -- the Commission would like to thank 2 you for a good presentation. And it appears to us to be 3 complete and follows at least the guidelines of the regulation 4 even though we unders- -- we realize that it was filed prior, 5 and so I think we have no additions or questions to ask you at 6 this point. 7 MR. CARLSON: Thank you for your attention. 8 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: Thank you. 9 COMMISSIONER OECHSLI: Thank you. 10 CHAIRMAN CHRISTENSON: So we'll adjourn. 11 (Off record 2:05 p.m.) 12 END OF PROCEEDINGS 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 1/OS/00 Metro Court Reporting, Inc. 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R ~ C~ Q ~J B T ~,.J N ~: T G7 ~" V ~ L.... t~ -- N~ E N T PERMITTING PLATFORM TRANSPORTATION TO COOK INLET PLATFORM INSTALLATION RIG INSTALLATION APPRAISAL DRILLING DEVELOPMENT DRILLING PIPELINES & SFIORE FACILITIES: DESIGN PIPELINES 6 SNORE FACILITIES: PROCUREMENT & FABRICATION PIPELINES 6 SNORE FACILITIES: CONSTRUCTION & INSTALLATION • START OF PRODUCTION ~ ~ Redoubt r~ductior~ h~ ~~~~'I.. ~~ ~n~ , ~x~ x~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ ~r c~~~r~~~::ti~~n c~~~st~~ ~l ~~c~a ~-~~~:: '~ t i tt~ bid t ~ tc~ ~c~ L~~~~. ~• ti • • WEST FORELAND FIELD PLAN Prepared for the Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission Pursuant to AS 31.05.030 Submitted by: Forcenergy Inc Anchorage, Alaska ~~~ ''~t4( li~ i~~.Ji! ~i~Sk~ ~;~ ,~ ~4~ [tati3 (;pmmisaion ~+~rhur~r~~ November 24, 1999 • Table of Contents 1. Identification of Participating Lessees 1-1 2. Identification of Field 2-1 3. General Timetable of Planned Field Development Activities 3-1 4. General Timetable of Expected Hiring and Contracting Decisions 4-1 5. Description of Lessee's Local Hire Program 5-1 5.1 General Statement of Policy 5-1 5.2 Definition of Local Manpower and Local Contractors 5-1 5.3 Contracting Methods 5-1 5.4 Selection Criteria for Contractors and Vendors 5-2 5.5 Alaska Hiring Procedures 5-3 5.6 Alaska Product Preference 5-3 5.7 Other Alaska Preference Programs 5-3 Figure 5-1: Forcenergy's Policy on Local Hire 5-4 Figure 5-2: Form for Certification as Local Contractor 5-5 6. Lessee Agreement and Certification 6-1 APPENDIX A. ALASKA PRODUCT PREFERENCE PROGRAM LISTING West Foreland Field Plan Forcenergy Inc -Operator November 24, 1999 1. Identification of Participating Lessees This West Foreland Field Plan ("Plan"} has been prepared by Forcenergy Inc "Forcenergy") for operations conducted by Forcenergy as field operator for the West Foreland Field, as that field is defined in Section 2 of this Plan. Forcenergy owns 100% of the working interest in all leases contained in the West Foreland Field. Consequently, Forcenergy is the only participating lessee in the West Foreland Field Plan prepared for the Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission pursuant to AS 31.05.030 and proposed regulations 20 AAC 25.565. Communications in regards to this Plan should be directed to: Address: Forcenergy Inc 310 K Street, Suite 700 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Primary Contact: Gary Carlson, Vice President Phone: (907) 258-8600 (907) 258-8601-fax West Foreland Field Plan 1-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator 2. Identification of Field The West Foreland Field is defined by a discovery gas well, the West Foreland. #1 ("WF #1 "), that was drilled on federal lease A-035017 in Section 21, Township 8 North, Range 14 West, Seward Meridian, Cook Inlet Basin and completed on March 29, 1962 by Pan American Petroleum Corporation. The WF #1 was drilled to a total depth of 13,500' MD & TVD. During the completion, several zones were tested and two productive sands were found in the well in the lower tertiary; one at 9502'-9527' and one at 9336'-9352'. At completion, the lower sand tested an AOF potential of 5.6 MMCFD and the upper sand had an AOF of 16.5 MMCFD. The lower zone was plugged back and currently only the upper zone is open in the wellbore. The WF #1 was subsequently shut-in and has remained in that status since. The only welt in the West Foreland Field is the WF #1. The West Foreland Field gas reserves are contained within the two following oil. and gas leases: Federal Lease A-035017 State of Alaska Lease ADL-359112 ADL-359112 is presently one of two State of Alaska leases committed to the West McArthur River Unit while federal lease A-035017 is not committed to any state or federal unit. The WF #1 is located on federal lease. A-035017. Both leases are physically located in the Cook Inlet area. in the vicinity of the West Foreland peninsula, approximately four miles south of the Trading Bay Unit Production Facilities. West Foreland Field Plan 2-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • i 3. General Timetable of Planned Field Development Activities • 3rd and 4th Qtr 1999 - Construct a thirty feet wide road within a fifty feet wide right-of-way from Forcenergy's West McArthur River Unit production facilities to the West Foreland ("WF") #1 well pad located on federal lease A-035017. Install a 6" gas pipeline along said road within. the 50' right-of-way. Construct production facilities on the WF #1 well pad. • 1St and 2r'd Qtr 2000 - Conduct well tests and work to evaluate West Foreland Field potential. Negotiate and execute a Compensatory Royalty Agreement for allocation of royalty from production of the WF #1 well. • 3rd Qtr 2000+ - Operate the WF #1 well and gas line distribution system throughout the life of the field pursuant to the annual plan of development submitted to the Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Division of Oil and Gas and the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. West Foreland Field Plan 3-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator 4. General Timetable of Expected Hiring: and Contracting Decisions • 2"d Qtr 1999 - Identify scope of work and timeline for project to tie the West Foreland #1 gas well into Forcenergy's West McArthur River Unit facility and Unocal's Trading Bay Production Facility. Identify services, equipment and personnel necessary to complete the. project. • 2"d & 3`d Qtr 1999 - Identify available Forcenergy personnel that can provide any labor or services required for the project. Identify companies, contractors, consultants, vendors and suppliers under contract with Forcenergy that Forcenergy desires or is required to use for the project and match them with the services, equipment and personnel necessary to complete the project. Identify areas where additional contracting of services, equipment and/or personnel is required to complete the project. Implement vendor, contractor and consultant selection procedure pursuant to the Plan. • 3rd & 4th Qtr 4999 - Negotiate, finalize and execute necessary contracts with selected vendors and contractors. West Foreland Field Plan 4-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator 5. Description of Lessee's Local Hire Program 5.1 General Statement of Policy Forcenergy is a strong proponent of using local personnel and companies when they are available and their experience and skills meets its business needs and objectives. Forcenergy voluntarily initiated and established a "Community and Support Policy" in 1998 which directs that "management will continuously evaluate its efforts in promoting a mutually beneficial relationship with the community, with an eye on...support for (the) local business community through the utilization of qualified local contractors and suppliers (and)...the employment of local residents who provide valuable local industry experience". Since Forcenergy established its offices in Alaska in 1997 those offices and field operations have been staffed almost exclusively with Alaska residents. Of the 31 personnel vacancies in its Alaska Division for which Forcenergy hired since establishing an Alaska office, 27 were staffed with individuals who were Alaska residents at the time of hire; a local hire percentage of 87%. Forcenergy has a similar history of utilizing local contractors and firms. It is the formal policy of Forcenergy Inc to use local manpower, contractors and resources to the maximum extent possible in the planning, engineering, permitting, construction, and operation of all facilities and operations covered under this Plan. A copy of Forcenergy's stated policy is provided in Figure 5-1. 5.2 Definition of Local Manpower and Contractors Forcenergy defines "local manpower" as individuals who are residents. of the State of Alaska pursuant to AS 01.10.055. Forcenergy defines "local contractor" to include "firms in the state" as defined in 20 AAC 25.565. 5.3 Contracting Methods Forcenergy will. contract for or purchase services, equipment and supplies using one of the following two methods: Sole-source contracting Competitive bidding Sole-source contracting will be used primarily for obtaining services,. equipment and supplies from "local" vendors and contractors. Sole-source contracting may also be used for certain specialty services that are unique and not available locally. West Foreland Field Plan 5-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Ine -Operator Competitive bidding will also be a method of identifying services, equipment and supplies that could be supplied from non-local sources. Forcenergy Inc will conduct competitive bidding by issuing invitations to bid to selected bidders identified by Forcenergy as having the ability to (1) provide services or supply equipment in a safe and. cost effective manner that comply with local, state and federal laws and (2) utilize practices recommended by the American Petroleum Institute ("API"). Forcenergy will contact its existing contractors to confirm that they are qualified as "firms in the state" as defined above. Figure 5-2 provides a copy of the form/questionnaire that Forcenergy will provide to contractors and vendors seeking existing and potential contractors. 5.4 Selection Criteria for Contractors and Vendors The following criteria will be the primary determinants in Forcenergy's selection of contractors and vendors of equipment and services used to implement this Plan: • Ability to provide the goods and/or services necessary to fulfill the requirements of the solicitation. • Experience in supplying similar solicitations. • Firm's safety record/history. • Qualification as local' contractor. • Cost of goods and/or services. • Past performance history with Forcenergy Inc. • Ability to provide "Best Available Technology". If the above criteria are similar for two or more contractors or vendors supplying the same equipment or services, Forcenergy will give preference in the competitive bidding process to those who also use local. contractors and suppliers. 5.5 Alaska Hiring Procedures It is the goal of Forcenergy to filk all of its new staff positions for operations in the State of Alaska with local residents, provided applicants possess the necessary skills and experience. In advertising or soliciting for applicants for new positions or to fill vacancies in existing positions, Forcenergy will use the following sources: • Local newspapers. • Alaska Job Service. • Current employees • Local contractors and firms in the state, or other credible sources. West Foreland Field Plan 5-2 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator ~ ~ 5.6 Alaska Product Reference Forcenergy recognizes that the State of Alaska Division of Trade and Development has established an "Alaska Product Preference Program" to promote use of locally manufactured products. Forcenergy supports the use of locally manufactured products and encourages contractors and vendors responding to Forcenergy's invitations to bid to utilize this program. Although this program is not specifically adopted as part of this Plan, a list of manufacturers. participating in this program is provided in this Plan in order to ensure that Forcenergy employees and contractors are aware of the program. An abbreviated list of qualified. local manufacturers is provided as Appendix A to this plan. 5.7 Other Alaska Preference Programs Forcenergy also has an obligation to use its best efforts "to preferentially hire Salamatof shareholders and family members of Salamatof shareholders to the extent permitted by law, applicable labor contracts and local hire provisions" pursuant to a Surface Use and Easement Agreement with Salamatof Native Association Inc. These requirements, however, are not in conflict with this Pfan. West Foreland Field Plan 5-3 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator ~ ~erc~y dnc Community Support Policy Alaska Division Forcenergy Inc believes that developing a partnership with the locale community in areas in which it operates is an important factor in developing and achieving success in its business. As a good corporate citizen of the State of Alaska, the Company will strive to promote a strong working relationship with local communities through: • support for local charities and civic Groups • support of the local business communities by utilizing qualified local contractors, firms, and suppliers, for work in connection with the development of its assets whenever feasible • the employment of qualified local residents and those who can provide valuable local industry experience • equal employment hiring practices, including the expectation of the same from its contractors and suppliers Local management will continuously evaluate its efforts in promoting a mutually beneficial relationship with the community, and will strive to improve its efforts wherever and whenever appropriate. Forcenergy Inc GEu-y 1~;. earls n, Vice President Figure 5-1. Copy of Forcenergy's Policy on Local Hire. West Foreland Field Plan 5-4 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Part I. General Information 1. Name of Com an 2. Street Address: 3. Mailing Address (if different): 4. Phone Number: 5. Fax Number: Part II. Business Information Yes No 1. Has Company held an Alaska business license for the preceding 6 months? Alaska Business License Number: 2. Has Company maintained for the preceding 6 months a place of business in the state that deals in supplies, services, or construction of the nature re wired for work in connection with develo ment of art oil or as field? T e of Com an 3. If sole proprietor, is the proprietor an Alaska resident? If partnership, is more than 50 percent of the partnership interest held by Alaska residents? If limited liability company, is more than 50 percent of the membership interest held b Alaska residents? If corporation, is it incorporated in the state or authorized to do business in the state? If ~oint venture, do a ma~orit of the venturers uali as a firm in the state? Other (describe): Part 114. Certification I certi that the information rovided on this form is true and accurate. 1. Signature: 2. Printed Name; 3. Title: 4. Date: Note: The purpose of this form is to determine if the Local Contractor can be defined as a "Firm in the State" as defined in 20 AAC 25.565. Certified by Forcenergy Inc as a "Firm in the State": Name of Forcenergy Inc certifying representative Date of certification Figure 5-2. Form for Certification as Local Contractor West Foreland Field Plan 5-5 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator 6. Lessee Agreement and Certification Forcenergy Inc voluntarily agrees, and by evidence of the signature below from one of its officers, also certifies that in implementing this Plan it will use its best efforts to employ residents of the State of Alaska, consistent with law, and to contract with firms in the State of Alaska in connection with the development of the West Foreland Field, including the fabrication and installation of required- facilities, whenever feasible. Signature: Printed Name: G ry Carl on Title: Vice President Date: November 24, 1999 West Foreland Field Plan 6-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator APPENDIX A ALASKA PRODUCT PREFERENCE PROGRAM LISTING West Foreland Field Plan November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • Appendix A. Alaska Product Preference Program Listing A.1 General The Alaska Product Preference Program is designed to promote development of manufacturing in Alaska by providing a cost preference to selected items manufactured in the Alaska, Under state procurement codes, cost preferences ranging from 3 to 7 percent may be given to Alaska manufactured items. While Forcenergy Inc is not including this component in its contracting plan, it supports. the concepts of the program and encourages both Forcenergy Inc staff and contractors to use these products wherever possible. A.2 Additional Information on the Program Additional information on the Alaska Product Preference Program can be obtained at: Alaska Department of Commerce & Economic Development Division of Trade and Development 3601 C Street, Suite 700 Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Telephone: (907) 269-8121 Fax: (907) 269-8125 Website: http://www.dced.state.ak.us/trade/prodpref.htm A.3 Product Listings The following pages contain a listing of selected products that could be applicable to the proposed development. West Foreland Field Plan A-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • Table A-1. Alaska Product Preference List (As of 4/99) Product Compan Architectural Woodwork Custom Woodworking inc. Hilt 's Cabinets, Inc. Asphalt Cement Emulsion Products of Alaska Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Banners Signs & Details Super Signs Warnin Lites of Alaska, Inc. Boats Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Holaday-Parks Naiad Inflatables USA, Inc. Boiler S stems Hobbs Industries, Inc. Book Bindin /Perfect Bindin A. T. Publishin ,.Inc. Bottled Water Creamery Corporation dba Matanuska Maid Dai Bridges/Docks/Ramps Allied Construction Services Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Steelfab Buildings-Prefabricated Arctic Camps & Equipment E. Brown lnc. dba International Steel S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Summit Lo istics, Inc. Buildin s-Prefabricated Fiber lass Plaschem Su pl & Consultin Buildings-Truckable Modules Arctic Camps & Equipment E. Brown dba International Steel Steelfab Butane Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Com an Cabinets Architectural Cabinets & Millwork, I'nc. Cabinet Works Custom Woodworking, Inc. Hilty's Cabinets, Inc. JR Heritage Construction, Inc. Paramount Cabinets Commercial Printing Norstar Color Polar Run Inc. dba Polar Run. Printing/ Dragon Press Professional Color ra hics Composted Or anic Material Anchora e Re Tonal Compost Facilit Concrete Products-Blocks Anchorage Sand & Gravel, Inc. Davis Block & Concrete West Foreland Field Plan A-2 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • Universit .Block Com an West Foreland Field Plan A-3 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • Product Com an Concrete Products-Block Pavers Anchora e Sand & Gravel, Inc. Concrete Products-Brick Anchora e Sand & Gravel, Inc. Concrete Products-Dike S stems Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Erosion ControF Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Highway Barriers Aggregate Products, Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Don Burford Concrete Products. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Masonry Units Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Concrete Products-Metment Plasticizer Anchora e Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Concrete Products-Mortar Mix Anchora e Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Concrete Products-Panels Aggregate Products, Inc. Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Posts A re ate Products, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Barriers Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Manholes D & S Concrete, Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Misc. Precast Items D & S Concrete, Inc. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Septic Don Burford Concrete Products S stems Concrete Products-Precast Se tic Tanks Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Utility Box D & S Concrete, Inc. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Vaults Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Wastewater Don Burford: Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Prestressed Girders Aggregate Products, Inc. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, lnc. Concrete Products-Roof Pavers Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Davis Block & Concrete. Universit Block Compan Concrete Products-Sacked Concrete Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Mixes Davis Block & Concrete Universit Block Com an ~ West Foreland Field Plan A-4 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Product Com an i Concrete Products-Slabs Aggregate Products, Inc. Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. j Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters,. Inc.. ~ Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. I Concrete Products-Supports Aggregate Products, Inc. Anchors e Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Concrete Products-Walls Aggregate Products, Inc. Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit .Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Wheel Stops Aggregate Products, Inc. Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. ~ Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Control Panel Cabinets Alaska Fab Control Panel Fabrication Hobbs Industries, Inc. Control Fabrication-ETL Listed Control Craft, Inc. Control Panels & S stem Fab.-UL Listed Tec Inte rated Products "TIP" Counterto s Paramount Cabinets Counterto s-Plastic Laminate. Hilt 's Cabinets, fnc. Culverts Contech Construction Products, Inc. Culfabco Inc. Cutback Emulsion Products of Alaska Diesel Fuel #1 Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. I Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Diesel Fuel #2 Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Diesel Fuel #4 WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. I Doors-Commercial' Universal Weldin & Fabrication, Inc. Doors-Custom O.I<. Lumber Co., Inc. Doors-Exterior Builders Millwork & Su I ,Inc. Doors-Interior Builders Millwork & Supply, Inc. Paramount Cabinets Doors-PVC, Vin I Nor-Tec Northern Technolo Dum Boxes .Bob's Services Electronic Data Lo er D den Instrumentation Emulsions Emulsion Products of Alaska Exhaust S stems Holada -Parks Fertilizers Alaska Farmers Cooperative Bud et Feed. & Farm West Foreland Field Plan A-5 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator ~~ Product Com an Fiberglass Products-Misc. Alaska Steel Company Plaschem Su I &Consultin Fiber .lass Sleds Plaschem Su I &Consultin Fiber lass Tubs and Showers Plaschem Su I &Consultin Fire Alarm S stems En ineered Fire S stems, Inc. Fire Su cession S stems En ineered Fire S stems, Inc. Fixtures Custoom Woodworking Inc. JR Herita a Construction Inc. Flotation Billets Insulfoam Fuel Stora a Tanks Hecor's Weldin Inc. Gas Oil Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Com an Gasoline-Unleaded Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Gates-Metal Acme Fence Com an ,Inc. Generator Enclosures Alaska Fab Generators Alaska Fab Hobbs Industries, Inc. Greywater Treatment Systems Steelfab HAGO Petro Star Valdez Refine Heat Transfer Fluids Great Western Chemical Com an Heating Fuel #1 Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. I Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company' WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Heating Fuel #2 Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company' WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Heatin Units Totem E ui ment & Su I ,Inc. H draulic S stems-Custom- Bob's Services j Ice Melter Alaska Garden & Pet Supply, Inc. Ice Melter (Grizzly I & II) Great Western Chemical Com an Inflatable Boats-Aluminum Hull Naiad Inflatables USA, Inc. Insulated Concrete Wall: S stem. Insulfoam Insula#ion-Below Grade Board Insulfoam Insulation-Exterior Wall' Insulfoam Insulation-Mono Therm Cellulose Thermo-Kool of Alaska Insulation-Pol st rene Board .Insulfoam Insulation-Roof Insulfoam Insulation-Roof, Contour Ta er Tile fnsulfoam Intercom S stems En ineered Fire S stems, Inc. Jet A _ Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. Jet A/Aviation Jet Fuel Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company West Foreland Field Plan A-6 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator ! i WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. West Foreland Field Plan A-7 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Product Com an Jet B WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Jet B JP-4} Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Com an JP-8 Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. Lockers-Plastic Laminate Architectural Cabinets & Millwork, fnc. Cabinet Works Hilt 's Cabinets, Inc. Map Manufacturing AeroMap U.S. Professional Color ra hics Ma in -Aerial Photo rah AeroMa U.S. Ma in -Di ital Ma s AeroMa U.S. Ma in -Di ital Ortho hotos AeroMa U.S. Marine Diesel Petro Star Valdez Refine Metal Fabrication Rector's Weldin ,Inc. Metal-Aluminum Fabrication Ace Supply Inc. Allied Construction Services Frank`s Plumbing, Heating, &Sheetmetal Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Rector's Welding Inc. Holaday-Parks S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Universal Weldin & Fabrication, Inc. Metal-Aluminum/Processin Alaska Steel Com an Metal-Conveyors Rector's Welding Inc. S & S Weldin ,Inc. Metal-Decking BHP Steel Building Products S & S Welding, Inc. Sam son Steel Com an Metal-Ductwork Frank's Plumbing, Heating, &Sheetmetal Holaday-Parks Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Metal-Flashing. Architectural Metal Products Frank's Plumbing, Heating:, &Sheetmetal Holaday-Parks Magic Metals Inc. Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Metal-Galvanized Allied Construction Services Holaday-Parks S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Sun-Air Sheet Metal,. fnc. Metal-Joists S & S Welding, Inc. Sam son Steel Com an Metal-Modular S .stems Hobbs Industries, Inc. West Foreland Field Plan A-8 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • Product Com an Metal-Prefabricated Buildin s Rector's Weldin ,Inc. Metal-Rain Gutters Architectural Metal Products Frank's Plumbin , Heatin , &Sheetmetal Metal-Reinforcing Bars Alaska Steel Fabricators Dimond Fabricators Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Metal-Reinforcin Steel Fa Div 3 Gen Anchora a Sand & Gravel Co. Inc. Metal-Roofing Architectural Metal Products BHP Building Products Rector's Welding, Inc. Ma is Metals Inc. Metal-Siding- Architectural Metal Products BHP Building Products Rector's Weldin ,Inc. Metal-Skids/Sleds Ace Supply Inc Alaska Fab Allied Construction Services Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Rector's Welding Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Steelfab Metal-Stainless Steel Fabrication Rector's Welding Inc. Holaday-Parks Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Metal-Steel Fabrication Ace Supply Inc Alaska Fab Allied Construction Services Frank's Plumbing, Heating, &Sheetmetal Greer Tank & Welding, fnc. Greer Tank, Inc. Hobbs Industries, Inc. Holaday-Parks S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Steelfab Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Universal Weldin & Fabrication, Inc. Metal-Steel Processin Alaska Steel Com an Microcom uters Norcom Mulch-H droseedin Thermo-Kool of Alaska Paint Alaskan Paint Manufacturin Co,, Inc. Panelized Building Components Alchem, Inc. Arctic Cam s & E ui merit Panels, Plastic Laminate .Hilt 's Cabinets,. Inc. Panels-Arctic Wall Alchem,. lnc. ~ Arctic Cam s & E ui merit West Foreland Field Plan A-9 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Product Com an Panels-Miscellaneous Alchem, Inc. Arctic Camps & Equipment Cabinet Works Panels-Nonstructural Curtain Wall Alchem, Inc. Arctic Cam s & E ui ment Panels-Structural Sandwich Foam Alchem, Inc. Panels-Structural, Insulated Alchem, Inc. Arctic Cam s & E ui merit Pipe-Fabrication Allied Construction Services Rector's Welding Inc. Sam son Steel Com an Pi e-Reinforced Concrete D & S Concrete, Inc. Pipe-Supports/Saddles Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Steelfab Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Pressure Washer Trailer Totem E ui merit & Su I ,Inc. QQ Printing A. T. Publishing & Printing, Inc. Polar Run Inc. Acme Printing dba Royal Printing. Alaska Litho, Inc. Alaska Printing, Inc. Anchorage Daily News Anchorage Printing, Inc. Applied Computed Tech. dba Ken Wrays Assets, Inc. Clay's Quality Printing Color Art Printing. Co., Inc. Commercial Printing Commercial Signs & Printing: Continuous Printing of Alaska Frontier Printing Services Inc. Graphic North Printing Minuteman Press Northern Printing PDQ Printing Polar Run Inc. dba Polar Run Printing/ Dragon Press Printing Trade Company of Juneau Professional Colorgraphics Van Cleve Printing, Inc. Watermark Printers, Inc. Pro ane Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Com an Reflective Barriers Powerhouse Construction Services, Inc. Reflective Runwa Markers Warnin Lites of Alaska, Inc. Reflective Si ns Powerhouse Construction Services,. Inc. Remote Sensin -Multis ectral Ima e AeroMa U.S. Residual Fuel Oil Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Com an Securit S stems En ineered Fire S stems, Inc. West Foreland Field Plan A-10 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Product Com an Seeds-Mixed Grasses Alaska Garden & Pet Su I ,.Inc. Sewage Treatment Equipment Plaschem Supply and Consulting Steelfab Sewa a Treatment S .stems Son Burford Concrete Products Shear Piles Arctic Foundations, Inc. Signs Commercial Signs & Printing Powerhouse Construction Services Inc. Professional Color ra hics Signs & Details Super Signs Warnin Lites of Alaska, Inc. Si ns-Electric Su er Si ns Si ns-Reflective. Su er Si ns Si ns-Hi hwa /Safet Powerhouse Construction Services Inc. Stairs/Railings Ace Supply Inc. Allied Construction Services E. Brown Inc. dba International Steel Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Steelfab Universal Weldin & Fabrication,. Inc. Stone Mastic Asphalt Cellulose Stabilizin Thermo-Kool of Alaska Stud Bolts Alaska Steel Com an Switch Gear Enclosures Alaska Fab Tanks Ace Supply, Inc. Alaska Fab Greer Tanks & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Universal Weldin & Fabrication, Inc. Tanks-2 hour Fire Rated Fuel System .Anchorage Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Tanks-2 hour Fire Rated S stem Ace Su I ,Inc. Tanks-Fiber lass Plaschem Su I & Consultin Tanks-Fuel, Above Ground UL Listed Ace Supply Inc. Anchorage Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Tanks-Fuel, Below Ground UL Listed Ace Supply Inc. Anchorage Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Tanks-Fuel, Conc. Encased Above Ground Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. West Foreland Field Plan A-11 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • Product Com an Tanks-Metal Ace Supply Inc. Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Steelfab Tanks-Oil/Water Se arator Anchora a Tank &Weldin ,.Inc. Tanks-Septic, Effluent Pumping Ace Supply Inc. Anchorage Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank &Weldin ,Inc. Thermo files Arctic Foundations, Inc. Thermo robes Arctic Foundations,. Inc. Trailers Alaska Fab S & S Welding, Inc. Steelfab Trailers-Boat Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sam son Steel Com an Trailers-Equipment Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Hector's Welding Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Steelfab Trailers-Tank Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sam son Steel Com an Trusses Juneau Truss,. Inc. Weather-Stri in O. K. Lumber Co., Inc. Windows-Aluminum. Jurek Construction Com an Windows-Custom O. K. Lumber Co., Inc. Windows-PVC Alaska Window Nor-Tec (Northern Technology) Northerm Windows. Windows-Wood. Builders Millwork & Su I , lnc. Wood Chi s Anchora e Re Tonal Com ost Facilit Wood Molding/Trim. Architectural Cabinets & Millwork, Inc. Cabinet Works Hilty's Cabinets, Inc. O. K. Lumber Co., Inc. Paramount Cabinets Wood Mulch Anchora e Re Tonal Com ost Facifit West Foreland Field Plan A-12 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING STATE OF ALASKA Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Re: West Foreland Field Plan Request for Approval Pursuant to AS 31.05.030(1) Notice is given that Forcenergy Inc. has submitted the West Foreland Field Plan for purposes of AS 38.05.180(f)(5) to the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission and requested approval pursuant to AS 31.05.030(1). AS 31.05.030(1) requires the Commission to hold a public hearing on the plan and, within 45 days after receipt of the plan, grant approval of the plan if the plan contains a voluntary agreement by the lessee to use its best efforts to employ residents of this state, consistent with law, and to contract with firms in this state for work in connection with the development of the field, including the fabrication and installation of required facilities, whenever feasible. After a lessee's plan has been approved, the lessee is entitled to a royalty reduction under AS 38.05.180(f)(5). Copies of the West Foreland Field Plan are available at the Commission office; please contact Diana Fleck. A hearing will be held at the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, 3001 Porcupine Drive, Anchorage, Alaska 99501, at 1:30 PM on January 5, 2000 in conformance with 20 AAC 25.540. All interested persons are invited to present testimony. If you are a person with a disability who may need a special modification in order to testify or to attend the public hearing, please contact Diana Fleck at 793-1221 no later than December 29, 1999. Published December 2, 1999 ADN AO#02014019 ~ffidavit Ad # Run Dates ED Po # 223458 12/02/99 DN 02014019 of Publication Price per Account $ 9 3.7 5 STOF0330 STOF0330 $93.75 STATE OF ALASKA THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT Eva Alexia, being first duly sworn on oath deposes and says that she is an advertising representative of'tfre °Anchorage Daily News, a daily newspaper. That said newspaper has been approved by the Third Judicial Court, Anchorage, Alaska, and it now and has been published in the English language continually as a daily newspaper in Anchorage, Alaska, and it is now and during all said time was printed in an office maintained at the aforesaid place of publication of said newspaper. That the annexed is a copy of an advertisement as it was published in regular issues (and not in supplemental form) of said newspaper on the above dates and that such newspaper was regularly distributed to its subscribers during all of said period. That the full amount of the fee charged for the foregoing publication is not in excess of the rate charged private individuals. Legal Clerk~st?C_~\~~C~ Su scribed and sworn to me before this date: Notary Public in and for the State of Alaska. Third Division. Anchorage, Alaska ~j ~J,~ T MY COMMISSION EXPIRES: d /`X/ev ```~~~~ i ~'3 UL~ ®rr~~ .. ,.._ ... B C~vS ®~p ~ 1 ~fl~lfll>ll ~l l l ~1'h,, 1) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING STATE OF gLASKA Oil and Gas ConseYVafion Commission Re: West Foreland Field Plan Request far Approval Pursuant tO A5 31.05.030(}) NoT~ice is given that farcen- ergy Inc. has sub~rTlTted The West Foreland Field Plan 4or purposes of AS 38.05.180{f)(5) To the Alaska .U3U(I). A5 31.05.03f7(i) Tres -he Commfssion to a public hearing on tNa and, within 45 da receipt . Df' the F79 . k approval of the kilgn ~ r ptoh contains a voluA- a4r~~emenT by ihd les- I b usg. its. pest efforts to ; state, consistent with law, } and to contract wittl firrps SI In this sfate for work fn connection with the devel•~ opment of the field, includ- ing the frfbricaFioh q k installation of requir i facilities, Wfl4nBWlrti,. . (' ble. After a teewea's has been crpprova~et, the I see is 6nTitled to a soya! retluc?ion under A~ 38.05.1$0(f)(51. 2 CDp1E5 ' pf' Ytlp "11VOS`P"760>,?E- Iantl Field Plan arg.gvttft_ able .ai tl9® G~rilission office; pisd59 c1YtFt8ct~ Diana f^leck:. A hearing +vt1t be of the Alaska ;pu t~nd~" Conservmfioh CommissbbT~i, 3001 Porcupine ETrlve, Anchorose, gloska 9950T, eft 1:30 PM On January S, 2000 in conformance, with 20 AAC 25.540. All intar~stad persons 'ar8-iR6ited' t0 present lesti117a~y; If you are n sotT cy(th ¢ iisabiiify wh~TYxnr P a special modification• 1n arder fo testifv'or to attentl ilia pubtlc hearing, plop5® 'ontaCt Djarla Fleck trf ~$3- 122L no later than Decarn- fer 29,.1499. , slDavid W. JOhnstpn commissioner Pub.c Drc. 2, 1949 • NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING STATE OF ALASKA Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Re: West Foreland Field Plan Request for Approval Pursuant to AS 31.05.030(1) Notice is given that Forcenergy Inc. has submitted the West Foreland Field Plan for purposes of AS 38.05.180(f)(5) to the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission and requested approval pursuant to AS 31.05.030(1). AS 31.05.030(1) requires the Commission to hold a public hearing on the plan and, within 45 days after receipt of the plan, grant approval of the plan if the plan contains a voluntary agreement by the lessee to use its best efforts to employ residents of this state, consistent with law, and to contract with firms in this state for work in connection with the development of the field, including the fabrication and installation of required facilities, whenever feasible. After a lessee's plan has been approved, the lessee is entitled to a royalty reduction under AS 38.05.180(f)(5). Copies of the West Foreland Field Plan are available at the Commission office; please contact Diana Fleck. A hearing will be held at the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, 3001 Porcupine Drive, Anchorage, Alaska 99501, at 1:30 PM on January 5, 2000 in conformance with 20 AAC 25.540. All interested persons are invited to present testimony. If you are a person with a disability who may need a special modification in order to testify or to attend the public hearing, please contact Diana Fleck at 793-1221 no later than December 29, 1999. Published December 2, 1999 Peninsula ClarionAO#02014018 • PUBLISHER'S AFFIDAVIT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF ALASKA ss: Deresa Raddatz being first duly sworn, on oath deposes and says: That I am and was at all times herein this affidavit mentions, Supervisor of Legals of the Peninsula Clarion, a newspaper of general circulation and published at Kenai, Alaska, that the _ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING a printed copy of which is hereto annexed was published in said paper one each and every nnv for nrvF successive and consecutive DAY in the issues on the following dates: DECEMBER 2, 1999 X SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this 3RD day of December-99 t ~~~~ ~ ~, NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the State of Alaska. ~~~~p~, ~ ref iIWFJ~ t-t=>~'SICA ~ ~ ~ Oil 9nd Gas Conservation Commission ~ ~ Re: West Foreland Field Ptan ~ ~ Request for Approval Pursuant to AS 31.05.030(1) ~ ~ NotiCe is given that Forcenergylnc. has swbmftted the ~ ~ West Foreland Field Plan for purposeof AS 38.05.180(f)(5) to ~ the Alaska Oii and GasConservation Commissicn and request- ' ed approval pursuanf to A6 31.05.030(1). AS 31.05.030(1) I requires the Commission to hold a public hearing on the plan ~ and, within 45 days after receipfi of the plan, grant approval of ~ ~ the planif the plan contains a voluntary agreement by the lessee ~ ~ to use its best efforts to employ residents of this state, consis- ~ ( tent with law, and to contract with firms in this state for work in ~ ~ connection withthe devefopmentof the field, including#~fah- ~ ~ rication and installation of required facilities, whenever . ~ 1 After a lessee`s plan. has been approved, the lesser a,et-titled to a royalty reduction under AS 38A5.180(f)(5). ~ Copies of the West Foreland Field Plan are available at the ~ ~ Commission office; please contact Diana Fleck. ~ A hearing will be held at the Alaska Oit and ,Gas ~ Conservation Commission, 3001 Porcupine Drive, Anchorage, ~ ~ Alaska 99501, at 1:30 PM on January 5, 2000 in conformance ~ ~ .with 20 AAC 25.540. All interested persons are invited to pre- ~ ~ sent testimony. ~ I I[ you are a person with a disability who may need a special ~ ~iGation ih order' tq testi#y ~r Yo ~tt@r>firttte pr~l-,h , ~ please contact Diana Fleck at 793-122 T no later than December ~ ~ 29, 1999. - ~ ~ David W. Johnston ~ ~ Commissioner- •=:g ~ ~ PUBLISH: 1 ~'M :r# '"~2~/2Q74 ~ L - - - ~ ~l~;rr s a..rr we~+Mik'rli~as~irii+~,...r .. J ~lovember 7, 2001 My Commission expires ~k1 Forcenergy Inc November 24, 1999 Commissioner Robert N. Christenson Chairman Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Commissioner Cammie Oechsli Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 ~~ J Commissioner David W. Johnston Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Re: Submittal of West Foreland Field Plan pursuant to AS 31.05.030(1) Dear Commissioners: Enclosed please find one original and three copies of the West Foreland Field Plan ("Plan") prepared by Forcenergy Inc ("Forcenergy"), as field operator, and hereby submitted to the Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission ("AOGCC") for approval pursuant to AS 31.05.030(1). While Forcenergy is aware that new regulations, 20 AAC 25.565, dealing with the subject of the referenced statute will become effective December 1, 1999, due to Forcenergy's desire to have the attached Plan approved as soon as possible Forcenergy has decided to submit the Plan for approval at this time. Forcenergy respectfully requests that the AOGCC immediately prepare a public notice for public hearing regarding the attached Plan, hold the public hearing on the Plan and, following the hearings, approve the attached Plan within 45 days of its submittal. If you or your colleagues have any questions regarding this letter or the submittal, please feel free to call me at 258-8600. Sincerely, Gary. E. Carlson Vice President Enclosures: 1 Original, 3 copies of West Foreland Field Plan ~iEC~IVED ~~1~ ~ ~~ ~~~~ q' Ob &A cho~ geCommissio- ~ :25 `~'~ C.0 \\FGEANCH\VOLl\ACCTUARLINGT\Working Land Files\West Foreland Field\FEN submittal Ltr of PLan to AOGCC_I 1-24- HEADOU RS REGIONAL OFFICE Forcenergy Center TELEPHONE TELEPHONE 2730 SW 3rd Avenue 305/856-8500 310 K Street 907/258-8600 Suite 800 FAX Suite 700 FAX Miami, Florida 33129-2237 305/856-4300 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 907/258-8601 ~r . • WEST FORELAND FIELD PLAN Prepared for the Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission. Pursuant to AS 31.05.030 Submitted by: Forcenergy Inc Anchorage, Alaska ~~~~~~~ ~~'-~ 2 ~'- 1999 A~aBl~t Oi< & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage November 24, 1999 • Table of Contents 1. Identification of Participating Lessees 1-1 2. Identification of Field 2-1 3. General Timetable of Planned Field Development Activities 3-1 4. General Timetable of Expected Hiring and Contracting Decisions 4-1 5. Description of Lessee's Local Hire Program 5-1 5.1 General Statement of Policy 5-1 5.2 Definition of Local Manpower and Local Contractors 5-1 5.3 Contracting Methods 5-1 5.4 Selection Criteria for Contractors and Vendors 5-2 5.5 Alaska Hiring Procedures 5-3 5.6 Alaska Product Preference 5-3 5.7 Other Alaska Preference Programs 5-3 Figure 5-1: Forcenergy's Policy on Local Hire 5-4 Figure 5-2: Form for Certification as Local Contractor 5-5 6. Lessee Agreement and Certification 6-1 APPENDIX A. ALASKA PRODUCT PREFERENCE PROGRAM LISTING West Foreland Field Plan Forcenergy Inc -Operator November 24, 1999 Identification of Participating Lessees This West Foreland Field Plan ("Plan") has been prepared by Forcenergy Inc ("Forcenergy") for operations conducted by Forcenergy as field operator for the West Foreland Field, as that field is defined in Section 2 of this Plan. Forcenergy owns 100% of the working interest in all leases contained in the West Foreland Field. Consequently, Forcenergy is the only participating lessee in the West Foreland Field Plan prepared for the Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission pursuant to AS 31.05.030 and proposed regulations 20 AAC 25.565. Communications in regards to this Plan should be directed to: Address: Forcenergy Inc 310 K Street, Suite 700 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Primary Contact: Gary Carlson, Vice President Phone: (907) 258-8600 (907) 258-8601-fax West Foreland Field Plan 1-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator 2. Identification of Field The West Foreland Field is defined by a discovery gas well, the West Foreland #1 ("WF #1 "), that was drilled on federal lease A-035017 in Section 21, Township 8 North, Range 14 West, Seward Meridian, Cook Inlet Basin and completed on March 29, 1962 by Pan American Petroleum Corporation. The WF #1 was drilled to a total depth of 13,500' MD & TVD. During the completion, several zones were tested and two productive sands were found in the well in the lower tertiary; one at 9502'-9527' and one at 9336'-9352'. At completion, the lower sand tested an AOF potential of 5.6 MMCFD and the upper sand had an AOF of 16.5 MMCFD. The lower zone was plugged back and currently only the upper zone is open in the wellbore. The WF #1 was subsequently shut-in and has remained in that status since. The only well in the West Foreland Field is the WF #1. The West Foreland Field gas reserves are contained within the two following oil. and gas leases: Federal Lease A-035017 State of Alaska Lease ADL-359112 ADL-359112 is presently one of two State of Alaska leases committed to the West McArthur River Unit while federal lease A-035017 is not committed to any state or federal unit. The WF #1 is located on federal lease A-035017. Both leases are physically located in the Cook Inlet area in the vicinity of the West Foreland peninsula, approximately four miles south of the Trading Bay Unit Production Facilities. West Foreland Field Plan 2-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator 3. General Timetable of Planned Field Development Activities • 3rd and 4th Qtr 1999 - Construct a thirty feet wide road within a fifty feet wide right-of-way from Forcenergy's West McArthur River Unit production facilities to the West Foreland ("WF") #1 well pad located on federal lease A-035017. Install a 6" gas pipeline along said road within the 50' right-of-way. Construct production facilities on the WF #1 well pad. • 1St and 2nd Qtr 2000 - Conduct well tests and work to evaluate West Foreland Field potential. Negotiate and execute a Compensatory Royalty Agreement for allocation of royalty from production of the WF #1 well. • 3rd Qtr 2000+ - Operate the WF #1 well and gas line distribution system throughout the life of the field pursuant to the annual plan of development submitted to the Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Division of Oil and Gas and the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. West Foreland Field Plan 3-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • 4. General Timetable of Expected Hiring and Contracting Decisions • 2na Qtr 1999 - Identify scope of work and timeline for project to tie the West Foreland #1 gas well into Forcenergy's West McArthur River Unit facility and Unocal's Trading Bay Production Facility. Identify services, equipment and personnel necessary to complete the project. • 2nd & 3~a Qtr 1999 - Identify available Forcenergy personnel that can provide any labor or services required for the project. Identify companies, contractors, consultants, vendors and suppliers under contract with Forcenergy that Forcenergy desires or is required to use for the project and match them with the services, equipment and personnel necessary to complete the project. Identify areas where additional contracting of services, equipment and/or personnel is required to complete the project. Implement vendor, contractor and consultant selection procedure pursuant to the Plan. • 3~a & 4th Qtr 1999 - Negotiate, finalize and execute necessary contracts with selected vendors and contractors. West Foreland Field Plan 4-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator s • 5. Description of Lessee's Local Hire Program 5.1 General Statement of Policy Forcenergy is a strong proponent of using local personnel and companies when they are available and their experience and skills meets its business needs and objectives. Forcenergy voluntarily initiated and established a "Community and Support Policy" in 1998 which directs that "management will continuously evaluate its efforts in promoting a mutually beneficial relationship with the community, with an eye on...support for (the) local business community through the utilization of qualified local contractors and suppliers (and)...the employment of local residents who provide valuable local industry experience". Since Forcenergy established its offices in Alaska in 1997 those offices and field operations have been staffed almost exclusively with Alaska residents. Of the 31 personnel vacancies in its Alaska Division for which Forcenergy hired since establishing an Alaska office, 27 were staffed with individuals who were Alaska residents at the time of hire; a local hire percentage of 87%. Forcenergy has a similar history of utilizing local contractors and firms. It is the formal policy of Forcenergy Inc to use local manpower, contractors and resources to the maximum extent possible in the planning, engineering, permitting, construction, and operation of all facilities and operations covered under this Plan. A copy of Forcenergy's stated policy is provided in Figure 5-1. 5.2 Definition of Local Manpower and Contractors Forcenergy defines "local manpower" as individuals who are residents of the State of Alaska pursuant to AS 01.10.055. Forcenergy defines "local contractor" to include "firms in the state" as defined in 20 AAC 25.565. 5.3 Contracting Methods Forcenergy will contract for or purchase services, equipment and supplies using one of the following two methods: Sole-source contracting Competitive bidding Sole-source contracting will be used primarily for obtaining services, equipment and supplies from "local" vendors and contractors. Sole-source contracting may also be used for certain specialty services that are unique and not available locally. West Foreland Field Plan 5-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Competitive bidding will also be a method of identifying services, equipment and supplies that could be supplied from non-local sources. Forcenergy Inc will conduct competitive bidding by issuing. invitations to bid to selected bidders identified by Forcenergy as having the ability to (1) provide services or supply equipment in a safe and cost effective manner that comply with local, state and. federal laws and (2) utilize practices recommended by the American Petroleum. Institute ("API"). Forcenergy will contact its existing contractors to confirm that they are qualified as "firms in the state" as defined above. Figure 5-2 provides a copy of the form/questionnaire that Forcenergy will provide to contractors and vendors seeking existing and potential contractors. 5.4 Selection Criteria for Contractors and Vendors The following criteria will be the primary determinants in Forcenergy's selection of contractors and vendors of equipment and services used to implement this Plan: • Ability to provide the goods and/or services necessary to fulfill the requirements of the solicitation. • Experience in supplying similar solicitations. • Firm's safety record/history. • Qualification as local contractor. • Cost of goods and/or services. • Past performance history with Forcenergy Inc. • Ability to provide "Best Available Technology". If the above criteria are similar for two or more contractors or vendors supplying the same equipment or services, Forcenergy will give preference in the competitive bidding process to those who also use local contractors and suppliers. 5.5 Alaska Hiring Procedures It is the goal of Forcenergy to fill all of its new staff positions for operations in the State of Alaska with local residents, provided applicants possess the necessary skills and experience. In advertising or soliciting for applicants for new positions or to fill vacancies in existing positions, Forcenergy will use the following sources: • Local newspapers. • Alaska Job Service. • Current employees • Local contractors and firms in the state, or other credible sources. West Foreland Field P-an 5-2 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • 5.6 Alaska Product Reference Forcenergy recognizes that the State of Alaska Division of Trade and Development has established an "Alaska Product Preference Program" to promote use of locally manufactured products. Forcenergy supports the use of locally manufactured products and encourages contractors and vendors responding to Forcenergy's invitations to bid to utilize this program. Although this program is not specifically adopted as part of this Plan, a list of manufacturers participating in this program is provided in this Plan in order to ensure that Forcenergy employees and contractors are aware of the program. An abbreviated list of qualified local manufacturers is provided as Appendix A to this plan. 5.7 Other Alaska Preference Programs Forcenergy also has an obligation to use its best efforts "to preferentially hire Salamatof shareholders and family members of Salamatof shareholders to the extent permitted by law, applicable labor contracts and local hire provisions" pursuant to a Surface Use and Easement Agreement with Salamatof Native Association Inc. These requirements, however, are not in conflict with this Plan. West Foreland Field Plan 5-3 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Foy ~ergy @nc Community Support Policy Alaska Division Forcenergy Inc believes that developing a partnership with the local community in areas in which it operates is an important factor in developing and achieving success in its business. As a good corporate citizen of the State of Alaska, the Company will strive to promote a strong working relationship with local communities through: • support for local charities and civic Groups • support of the local business communities by utilizing qualified local contractors, firms, and suppliers, for work in connection with the development of its assets whenever feasible • the employment of qualified local residents and those who can provide valuable local industry experience • equal employment hiring practices, including the expectation of the same from its contractors and suppliers Local management will continuously evaluate its efforts in promoting a mutually beneficial relationship with the community, and will strive to improve its efforts wherever and whenever appropriate. Forcenergy Inc Vary E. arls n, Vice President Figure 5-1. Copy of Forcenergy's Policy on Local Hire. West Foreland Field Plan 5-4 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Part I. General Information 1. Name of Com an 2. Street Address: 3. Mailing Address (if different): 4. Phone Number: 5. Fax Number: Part 11. Business Information Yes No 1. Has Company held an Alaska business license for the preceding 6 months? Alaska Business License Number: 2. Has Company maintained for the preceding 6 months a place of business in the state that deals in supplies, services, or construction of the nature re uired for work in connection with develo ment of art oil or as field? T e of Com an 3. If sole proprietor, is the proprietor an Alaska resident? If partnership, is more than 50 percent of the partnership interest held by Alaska residents? If limited liability company, is more than 50 percent of the membership interest held b Alaska residents? If corporation, is it incorporated in the state or authorized to do business in the state? If 'oint venture, do a ma'orit of the venturers ualif as a firm in the state? Other (describe): Part III. Certification I certi that the information rovided on this form is true and accurate. 1. Signature: 2. Printed Name: 3. Title: 4. Date: Note: The purpose of this form is to determine if the Local Contractor can be defined as a "Firm in the State" as defined in 20 AAC 25.565. Certified by Forcenergy Inc as a "Firm in the State": Name of Forcenergy Inc certifying representative Date of certification Figure 5-2. Form for Certification as Local Contractor West Foreland Field Plan 5-5 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • 6. Lessee Agreement and Certification Forcenergy Inc voluntarily agrees, and by evidence of the signature below from one of its officers, also certifies that in implementing this Plan it will use its best efforts to employ residents of the State of Alaska, consistent with law, and to contract with firms in the State of Alaska in connection with the development of the West Foreland Field, including the fabrication and installation of required facilities, whenever feasible. Signature: Printed Name: G ry Carl on Title: Vice President Date: November 24, 1999 West Foreland Field Plan 6-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator APPENDIX A ALASKA PRODUCT PREFERENCE PROGRAM LISTING West Foreland Field Plan Forcenergy Inc -Operator November 24, 1999 • Appendix A. Alaska Product Preference Program Listing. A.1 General The Alaska Product Preference Program is designed to promote development of manufacturing in Alaska by providing a cost preference to selected items manufactured in the Alaska. Under state procurement codes, cost preferences ranging from 3 to 7 percent may be given to Alaska manufactured items. While Forcenergy Inc is not including this component in its contracting plan, it supports the concepts of the program and encourages both Forcenergy Inc staff and contractors to use these products wherever possible. A.2 Additional Information on the Program Additional information on the Alaska Product Preference Program can be obtained at: Alaska Department of Commerce & Economic Development Division of Trade and Development 3601 C Street, Suite 700 Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Telephone: (907) 269-8121 Fax: (907) 269-8125 Website: http://www.dced.state.ak.us/trade/prodpref.htm A.3 Product Listings The following pages contain a listing of selected products that could be applicable to the proposed development. West Foreland Field Plan A-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator ~J Table A-1. Alaska Product Preference List (As of 4/99) Product Com an Architectural Woodwork Custom Woodworking inc. Hilt 's Cabinets, Inc. Asphalt Cement Emulsion Products of Alaska Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Banners Signs & Details Super Signs I Warnin Lites of Alaska, Inc. Boats Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. i Greer Tank, Inc. Holaday-Parks Naiad Inflatables USA, Inc. Boiler S stems Hobbs Industries, Inc. Book Bindin /Perfect Bindin A. T. Publishin ,Inc. Bottled Water Creamery Corporation dba Matanuska Maid Dai Bridges/Docks/Ramps Allied Construction Services Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Steelfab Buildings-Prefabricated Arctic Camps & Equipment E. Brown Inc. dba International Steel S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Summit Lo istics, Inc. Buildin s-Prefabricated Fiber lass Plaschem Su I & Consultin Buildings-Truckable Modules Arctic Camps & Equipment E. Brown dba International Steel Steelfab ~ Butane Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Com an Cabinets Architectural Cabinets & Millwork, Inc. Cabinet Works Custom Woodworking, Inc. Hilty's Cabinets, Inc. JR Heritage Construction, Inc. Paramount Cabinets Commercial Printing Norstar Color Polar Run Inc. dba Polar Run. Printing/ Dragon Press Professional Color ra hics Composted Or anic Material Anchora e Re Tonal Com ost Facilit Concrete Products-Blocks Anchorage Sand & Gravel, Inc. j Davis Block & Concrete West Foreland Field Plan A-2 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • Universit .Block Com an West Foreland Field Plan A-3 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Product Com an Concrete Products-Block Pavers Anchora a Sand & Gravel, Inc. Concrete Products-Brick Anchora a Sand & Gravel, Inc. Concrete Products-Dike S stems Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Erosion Control Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Highway Barriers Aggregate Products, Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, lnc. Concrete Products-Masonry Units Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Concrete Products-Metment Plasticizer Anchora e Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Concrete Products-Mortar Mix Anchora a Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Concrete Products-Panels Aggregate Products, Inc. Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Posts A re ate Products, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Barriers Don Burford Concrete ProdUCts Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Manholes D & S Concrete, Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Misc. Precast Items D & S Concrete, Inc. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Septic Don Burford Concrete Products S stems Concrete Products-Precast Se tic Tanks Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Utility Box D & S Concrete, Inc. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Vaults Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, fnc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Wastewater Don Burford Concrete Products. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Prestressed Girders Aggregate Products, Inc. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Roof Pavers Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Universit Block Com an Concrete Products-Sacked Concrete Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Mixes Davis Block & Concrete Universit Block Com an West Foreland Field Plan A-4 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Product Com an Concrete Products-Slabs Aggregate Products, Inc. Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Supports Aggregate Products, Inc. Anchors a Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Concrete Products-Walls Aggregate Products, Inc. Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Wheel Stops Aggregate Products, Inc. Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Control Panel Cabinets Alaska Fab Control Panel Fabrication Hobbs Industries, Inc. Control Fabrication-ETL Listed Control Craft, Inc. Control Panels & S stem Fab.-UL Listed Tec Inte rated Products "TIP" Counterto s Paramount Cabinets Counterto s-Plastic Laminate Hilt 's Cabinets, Inc. Culverts Contech Construction Products, Inc. Culfabco Inc. Cutback Emulsion Products of Alaska. Diesel Fuel #1 Petro Star Valdez Refinery ~ Petro Star, Inc. Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Diesel Fuel #2 Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Diesel Fuel #4 WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Doors-Commercial Universal Weldin & Fabrication, Inc. Doors-Custom O.K. Lumber Co., Inc. Doors-Exterior Builders Millwork & Su I ,Inc. Doors-Interior Builders Millwork & Supply, Inc. Paramount Cabinets Doors-PVC, Vin I Nor-Tee Northern Technolo Dum Boxes Bob's Services Electronic Data Lo er D den Instrumentation Emulsions Emulsion Products of Alaska Exhaust S stems Holada -Parks i Fertilizers Alaska Farmers Cooperative Bud et Feed & Farm West Foreland Field Plan A-5 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator i Product Com an Fiberglass Products-Misc. Alaska Steel Company Plaschem Su I &Consultin Fiber lass Sleds Plaschem Su I &Consultin Fiber lass Tubs and Showers Plaschem Su I &Consultin Fire Alarm S stems En ineered Fire S stems, Inc. Fire Su ression S stems En ineered Fire S stems, Inc. Fixtures Custoom Woodworking Inc. JR Herita a Construction Inc. Flotation Billets Insulfoam Fuel Stora a Tanks Hecor's Weldin Inc. Gas Oil Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Com an Gasoline-Unleaded Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Gates-Metal Acme Fence Com an ,Inc. Generator Enclosures Alaska Fab Generators Alaska Fab Hobbs Industries, Inc. Greywater Treatment Systems Steelfab HAGO Petro Star Valdez Refine Heat Transfer Fluids Great Western Chemical Com an Heating Fuel #1 Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company' WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Heating Fuel #2 Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. Tesoro Alaska. Petroleum Company' WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Heatin Units Totem E ui ment & Su I ,Inc. H draulic S stems-Custom Bob's Services Ice Melter Alaska Garden & Pet Supply, Inc. Ice Melter (Grizzly I & II) Great Western Chemical Com an Inflatable Boats-Aluminum Hull Naiad Inflatables USA, Inc. Insulated Concrete Wall S stem Insulfoam Insulation-Below Grade Board Insulfoam Insulation-Exterior Wall Insulfoam Insulation-Mono Therm Cellulose Thermo-Kool of Alaska Insulation-Pol s rene Board Insulfoam Insulation-Roof Insulfoam Insulation-Roof, Contour Ta er Tile Insulfoam Intercom S stems En ineered Fire S stems, Inc. Jet A Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. Jet A/Aviation Jet Fuel Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Com an West Foreland Field Plan A-6 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. West Foreland Field Plan A-7 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Product Com an Jet B WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Jet B JP-4 Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Com an JP-8 Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. Lockers-Plastic Laminate Architectural Cabinets & Millwork, Inc. Cabinet Works Hilt 's Cabinets, Inc. Map Manufacturing AeroMap U.S. Professional Color ra hies Ma in -Aerial Photo rah AeroMa U.S. Ma in -Di ital Ma s AeroMa U.S. Ma in -Di italOrtho hotos AeroMa U.S. Marine Diesel Petro Star Valdez Refine Metal Fabrication Rector's Weldin ,Inc. Metal-Aluminum Fabrication Ace Supply Inc. Allied Construction Services Frank's Plumbing, Heating, &Sheetmetal Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Rector's Welding Inc. Holaday-Parks S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Universal Weldin & Fabrication, Inc. Metal-Aluminum/Processin Alaska Steel Com an Metal-Conveyors Rector's Welding Inc. S & S Weldin ,Inc. Metal-Decking BHP Steel Building Products S & S Welding, Inc. Sam son Steel Com an Metal-Ductwork Frank's Plumbing, Heating, &Sheetmetal Holaday-Parks Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Metal-Flashing Architectural Metal Products Frank's Plumbing, Heating, &Sheetmetal Holaday-Parks Magic Metals Inc. Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Metal-Galvanized Allied Construction Services Holaday-Parks S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Metal-Joists S & S Welding, Inc. Sam son Steel Com an Metal-Modular Systems Hobbs Industries, Inc. West Foreland Field Plan A-8 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Product Com an Metal-Prefabricated Buildin s Rector's Weldin ,Inc. Metal-Rain Gutters Architectural Metal Products Frank's Plumbin , Heatin , & Sheetmetal Metal-Reinforcing Bars Alaska Steel Fabricators Dimond Fabricators Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Metal-Reinforcin Steel Fa Div 3 Gen Anchora a Sand & Gravel Co. Inc. Metal-Roofing Architectural Metal Products BHP Building Products Rector's Welding, Inc. Ma is Metals Inc. Metal-Siding Architectural Metal Products BHP Building Products Rector's Weldin ,Inc. Metal-Skids/Sleds Ace Supply Inc Alaska Fab Allied Construction Services. Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Rector's Welding Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Steelfab Metal-Stainless Steel Fabrication Rector's Welding Inc. Holaday-Parks Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Metal-Steel Fabrication Ace Supply Inc Alaska Fab Allied Construction Services Frank's Plumbing, Heating, & Sheetmetal Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Hobbs Industries, Inc. Holaday-Parks S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Steelfab Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Universal Weldin & Fabrication, Inc. Metal-Steel Processin Alaska Steel Com an Microcom uters Norcorn Mulch-H droseedin Thermo-Kool of Alaska Paint Alaskan Paint Manufacturin Co., tnc. Panelized Building Components Alchem, Inc. ~ Arctic Cam s & E ui ment ~i Panels, Plastic Laminate Hilt 's Cabinets, Inc. Panels-Arctic Wall Alchem, Inc. Arctic Camps & Equipment West Foreland Field Plan A-9 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • Product Com an Panels-Miscellaneous Alchem, Inc. Arctic Camps & Equipment Cabinet Works Panels-Nonstructural Curtain Wall Alchem, Inc. Arctic Cam s & E ui ment Panels-Structural Sandwich Foam Alchem, Inc. Panels-Structural, Insulated Alchem, Inc. Arctic Cam s & E ui ment Pipe-Fabrication Allied Construction Services Rector's Welding Inc. Sam son Steel Com an Pi e-Reinforced Concrete D & S Concrete, Inc. Pipe-Supports/Saddles Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Steelfab Sun-Air Sheet Metal, Inc. Pressure Washer Trailer Totem E ui ment & Sup I ,Inc. QQ Printing A. T. Publishing & Printing, Inc. Polar Run Inc. Acme Printing dba Royal Printing Alaska Litho, Inc. Alaska Printing, Inc. Anchorage Daily News Anchorage Printing, Inc. Applied Computed Tech. dba Ken Wrays Assets, Inc. Clay's Quality Printing Color Art Printing Co., Inc. Commercial Printing Commercial Signs & Printing Continuous Printing of Alaska Frontier Printing Services Inc. Graphic North Printing Minuteman Press Northern Printing PDQ Printing. Polar Run Inc. dba Polar Run Printing/ Dragon Press Printing Trade Company of Juneau Professional Colorgraphics Van Cleve Printing, Inc. Watermark Printers, Inc. Pro ane Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Com an Reflective Barriers Powerhouse Construction Services, Inc. Reflective Runwa Markers Warnin Lites of Alaska, Inc. Reflective Si ns Powerhouse Construction Services, Inc. Remote Sensin -Multis ectral Ima e AeroMa U.S. Residual Fuel Oil Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Com an Securit S stems En ineered Fire S stems, Inc. ~ West Foreland Field Plan A-10 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • Product Com an Seeds-Mixed Grasses Alaska Garden & Pet Su I ,Inc. Sewage Treatment Equipment Plaschem Supply and Consulting Steelfab Sews a Treatment S stems Son Burford Concrete Products Shear Piles Arctic Foundations, Inc. Signs Commercial Signs & Printing Powerhouse Construction Services Inc. Professional Color ra hics Signs & Details Super Signs Warnin Lites of Alaska, Inc. Si ns-Electric Su er Si ns Si ns-Reflective Su er Si ns Si ns-Hi hwa /Safet Powerhouse Construction Services Inc. Stairs/Railings Ace Supply Inc. Allied Construction Services E. Brown Inc. dba International Steel Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Steelfab Universal Weldin & Fabrication, Inc. Stone Mastic As halt Cellulose Stabilizin Thermo-Kool of Alaska Stud Bolts Alaska Steel Com an Switch Gear Enclosures Alaska Fab Tanks Ace Supply, Inc. Alaska Fab Greer Tanks & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Universal Weldin & Fabrication, Inc. Tanks-2 hour Fire Rated Fuel System Anchorage Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Tanks-2 hour Fire Rated S stem Ace Su I ,Inc. Tanks-Fiber lass Plaschem Su I & Consultin Tanks-Fuel, Above Ground UL Listed Ace Supply Inc. Anchorage Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Tanks-Fuel, Below Ground UL Listed Ace Supply Inc. Anchorage Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Tanks-Fuel, Conc. Encased Above Ground Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. West Foreland Field Plan A-11 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Product Com an Tanks-Metal. Ace Supply Inc. Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Steelfab Tanks-Oil/Water Se arator Anchors a Tank &Weldin. ,Inc. Tanks-Septic, Effluent Pumping Ace Supply Inc. Anchorage Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank &Weldin ,Inc. Thermo files Arctic Foundations, Inc. Thermo robes Arctic Foundations, Inc. Trailers Alaska Fab S & S Welding, Inc. Steelfab Trailers-Boat Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sam son Steel Com an Trailers-Equipment Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Rector's Welding Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Steelfab Trailers-Tank Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sam son Steel Com an Trusses Juneau Truss, Inc. Weather-Stri in O. K. Lumber Co., Inc. Windows-Aluminum Jurek Construction Com an Windows-Custom O. K. Lumber Co., Inc. Windows-PVC Alaska Window Nor-Tec (Northern Technology) Northerm Windows Windows-Wood Builders Millwork & Su I ,Inc. Wood Chi s Anchors e Re Tonal Com ost Facilit Wood Molding/Trim Architectural Cabinets & Millwork, Inc. Cabinet Works Hilty's Cabinets, Inc. O. K. Lumber Co., Inc. Paramount Cabinets Wood Mulch Anchors a Re Tonal Com ost Facilit West Foreland Field Plan A-12 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator ~. ~ • WEST FORELAND FIELD PLAN Prepared for the Alaska Oil & Gas conservation commission, Pursuant to AS 31.05.030 Submitted by: Forcenergy Inc Anchorage, Alaska November 24, 1999 • Table of Contents 1. Identification of Participating Lessees 1-1 2. Identification of Field 2-1 3. General Timetable of Planned Field Development Activities 3-1 4. General Timetable of Expected Hiring and Contracting Decisions 4-1 5. Description of Lessee's Local Hire Program 5-1 5.1 General Statement of Policy 5-4 5.2 Definition of Local Manpower and Local Contractors 5-1 5.3 Contracting Methods 5-1 5.4 Selection Criteria for Contractors and Vendors 5-2 5.5 Alaska Hiring Procedures 5-3 5.6 Alaska Product Preference 5-3 5.7 Other Alaska Preference Programs 5-3 Figure 5-1: Forcenergy's Policy on Local Hire 5-4 Figure 5-2: Form for Certification as Local Contractor 5-5 6. Lessee Agreement and Certification 6-1 APPENDIX A. ALASKA PRODUCT PREFERENCE PROGRAM LISTING West Foreland Field Plan November 24, 1998 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • 1. Identification of Participating Lessees This West Foreland Field Plan ("Plan") has been prepared by Forcenergy Inc ("Forcenergy") for operations conducted by Forcenergy as field operator for the West Foreland Field, as that field is defined in Section 2 of this Plan. Forcenergy owns 100% of the working interest in all leases contained in the West Foreland Field. Consequently, Forcenergy is the only participating lessee in the West Foreland Field Plan prepared for the Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission pursuant to AS 31.05.030 and proposed regulations 20 AAC 25.565. Communications in regards to this Plan should be directed to; Address: Forcenergy Inc 310 K Street, Suite 700 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Primary Contact: Gary Carlson, Vice President Phone: (907) 258-8600 (907) 258-8601-fax West Foreland Field Plan 1-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator 2. Identification of Field The West Foreland Field is defined by a discovery gas well, the West Foreland #1 ("WF #1 "), that was drilled on federal lease A-035017 in Section 21, Township 8 North, Range 14 West, Seward Meridian, Cook Inlet Basin and completed on March 29, 1962 by Pan American Petroleum Corporation. The WF #1 was drilled to a total depth of 13,500' MD & TVD. During the completion, several zones were tested and two productive sands were found in the well in the lower tertiary; one at 9502'-9527' and one at 9336'-9352'. At completion, the lower sand tested an AOF potential of 5.6 MMCFD and the upper sand had an AOF of 16.5 MMCFD. The lower zone was plugged back and currently only the upper zone is open in the wellbore. The WF #1 was subsequently shut-in and has remained in that status since. The only well in the West Foreland Field is the WF #1. The West Foreland Field gas reserves are contained within the two following oil and gas leases: Federal Lease A-035017 State of Alaska Lease ADL-359112 ADL-359112 is presently one of two State of Alaska leases committed to the West McArthur River Unit while federal lease A-035017 is not committed to any state or federal unit. The WF #1 is located on federal lease A-035017. Both leases are physically located in the Cook Inlet area in the vicinity of the West Foreland peninsula, approximately four miles south of the Trading Bay Unit Production Facilities. West Foreland Field Plan 2-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator 3. General Timetable of Planned Field. Development Activities • 3rd and 4th Qtr 1999 - Construct a thirty feet wide road within a fifty feet wide right-of-way from Forcenergy's West McArthur River Unit production facilities to the West Foreland ("WF") #1 well pad located on federal lease A-035017. Install a 6" gas pipeline along said road within the. 50' right-of-way. Construct production facilities on the WF #1 well pad. • 1St and 2nd Qtr 2000 - Conduct well tests and work to evaluate West Foreland Field potential. Negotiate and execute a Compensatory Royalty Agreement for allocation of royalty from production of the WF #1 well. • 3rd Qtr 2000+ - Operate the WF #1 well and gas line distribution system throughout the life of the field pursuant to the annual plan of development submitted to the Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Division of Oil and Gas and the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. West Foreland Field Plan 3-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator n 4. General Timetable of Expected Hiring and Contracting Decisions • 2"d Qtr 1999 - Identify scope of work and timeline for project to tie the West Foreland #1 gas well into Forcenergy's West McArthur River Unit facility and Unocal's Trading Bay Production Facility. Identify services, equipment and personnel necessary to complete the project. • 2nd & 3rd Qtr 1999 - Identify available Forcenergy personnel that can provide any labor or services required for the project. Identify companies, contractors, consultants, vendors and suppliers under contract with Forcenergy that Forcenergy desires or is required to use for the project and match them with the services, equipment and personnel necessary to complete the project. Identify areas where additional contracting of services, equipment and/or personnel is required to complete the project. Implement vendor, contractor and consultant selection procedure pursuant to the Plan. • 3rd & 4th Qtr 1999 - Negotiate, finalize and execute necessary contracts with selected vendors and contractors. West Foreland Field Plan 4-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator 5. Description of Lessee's Local Hire Program 5.1 General Statement of Policy Forcenergy is a strong proponent of using local personnel and companies when they are available and their experience and skills meets its business needs and objectives. Forcenergy voluntarily initiated and established a "Community and Support Policy" in 1998 which directs that "management will continuously evaluate its efforts in promoting a mutually beneficial relationship with the community, with an eye on...support for (the) local business community through the utilization of qualified local contractors and suppliers (and}...the employment of local residents who provide valuable local industry experience". Since Forcenergy established its offices in Alaska in 1997 those offices and field operations have been staffed almost exclusively with Alaska residents. Of the 31 personnel vacancies in its Alaska Division for which Forcenergy hired since establishing an Alaska office, 27 were staffed with individuals who were Alaska residents at the time of hire; a local hire percentage of 87%. Forcenergy has a similar history of utilizing local contractors and firms. It is the formal policy of Forcenergy Inc to use local manpower, contractors and resources to the maximum extent possible in the planning, engineering, permitting, construction, and operation of all facilities and operations covered under this Plan. A copy of Forcenergy's stated policy is provided in Figure 5-1. 5.2 Definition of Local Manpower and Contractors Forcenergy defines "local manpower" as individuals who are residents of the State of Alaska pursuant to AS 01.10.055. Forcenergy defines "local. contractor" to include "firms in the state" as defined in 20 AAC 25.565. 5.3 Contracting Methods Forcenergy will contract for or purchase services, equipment and supplies using one of the following two methods; Sole-source contracting Competitive bidding Sole-source contracting will be used primarily for obtaining: services, equipment and supplies from "local" vendors and contractors. Sole-source contracting may also be used for certain. specialty services that are unique and not available locally. West Foreland Field Plan 5-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Competitive bidding. will also be a method of identifying services, equipment and supplies that could be supplied from non-local sources. Forcenergy Inc will conduct competitive bidding by issuing... invitations to bid to selected bidders identified by Forcenergy as having the ability to (1) provide services or supply equipment in a safe and cost effective manner that comply with local, state and federal laws and (2) utilize practices recommended by the American Petroleum Institute ("API"). Forcenergy will contact its existing contractors to confirm that they are qualified as "firms in the state" as defined above. Figure 5-2 provides a copy of the form/questionnaire that Forcenergy will provide to contractors and vendors seeking existing and potential contractors. 5.4 Selection Criteria for Contractors and Vendors The following criteria will be the primary determinants in Forcenergy's selection of contractors and vendors of equipment and services used to implement this Plan: • Ability to provide the goods and/or services necessary to fulfill the requirements of the solicitation. • Experience in supplying similar solicitations. • Firm's safety record/history. • Qualification as local contractor. • Cost of goods and/or services. • Past performance history with Forcenergy Inc. • Ability to provide "Best Available Technology". If the above criteria are similar for two or more contractors or vendors supplying the same equipment or services, Forcenergy will give preference in the competitive bidding process to those who also use local contractors and suppliers. 5.5 Alaska Hiring Procedures It is the goal of Forcenergy to file all of its new staff positions for operations in the State of Alaska with local residents, provided applicants possess the necessary skills and experience. In advertising or soliciting for applicants for new positions or to fill vacancies in existing positions, Forcenergy will use the following sources: • Local newspapers. • Alaska Job Service. • Current employees • Local contractors and firms in the state, or other credible sources. West Foreland Field Plan 5-2 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator 5.6 Alaska Product Reference Forcenergy recognizes that the State of Alaska Division of Trade and Development has established an "Alaska Product Preference Program" to promote use of locally manufactured products. Forcenergy supports the use of locally manufactured products and encourages contractors and vendors responding to Forcenergy's invitations to bid to utilize this program. Although this program is not specifically adopted as part of this Plan, a list of manufacturers participating in this program is provided in this Plan in order to ensure that Forcenergy employees and contractors are aware of the program. An abbreviated list of qualified local manufacturers is provided as Appendix A to this plan. 5.7 Other Alaska Preference Programs Forcenergy also has an obligation to use its best efforts "to preferentially hire Salamatof shareholders and family members of Salamatof shareholders to the extent permitted by law, applicable labor contracts and local hire provisions" pursuant to a Surface Use and Easement Agreement with Salamatof Native Association Inc. These requirements, however, are not in conflict with this Plan. West Foreland Field Plan 5-3 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator ~ ~er~ Inc Community Support Policy Alaska Division Forcenergy Inc believes that developing a partnership with the local community in areas in which it operates is an important factor in developing and achieving success in its business. As a good corporate citizen of the State of Alaska, the Company will strive to promote a strong working relationship with local communities through: • support for local charities and civic Groups • support of the local business communities by utilizing qualified local contractors, firms, and suppliers, for work in connection with the development of its assets whenever feasible • the employment of qualified local residents and those who can provide valuable local industry experience • equal employment hiring practices, including the expectation of the same from its contractors and suppliers Local management will continuously evaluate its efforts in promoting a mutually beneficial relationship with the community, and will strive to improve its efforts wherever and whenever appropriate. Forcenergy Inc _ r~ --- Gar}' L. ~arls rt, Vice President Figure 5-1. Copy of Forcenergy's Policy on Local. Hire. West Foreland Field Plan 5-4 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • Part I. General Information 1. Name of Com an 2. Street Address: 3. Mailing Address (if different): 4. Phone Number: 5. Fax Number: Part II. Business Information Yes No 1. Has Company held an Alaska business license for the preceding 6 months? Alaska Business License Number: 2. Has Company maintained for the preceding 6 months a place of business in the state that deals in supplies, services, or construction of the nature re uired for work in connection with develo ment of aM oil or as field? T e of Com an 3. If sole proprietor, is the proprietor an Alaska resident? If partnership, is more than 50 percent of the partnership interest held by Alaska residents? If limited liability company, is more than 50 percent of the membership interest held b Alaska residents? If corporation, is it incorporated in the state or authorized to do business in the state? If 'oint venture, do a ma'orit of the venturers uali as a firm in the state? Other (describe): Part III. Certification I certi that the information rovided on this form is true and accurate. 1. Signature: 2. Printed Name: 3. Title: 4. Date: Note: The purpose of this form is to determine if the Local Contractor can be defined as a "Firm in the State" as defined in 20 AAC 25.565. Certified by Forcenergy Inc as a "Firm in the State": Name of Forcenergy Inc certifying representative Date of certification Figure 5-2. Form for Certification as Local Contractor West Foreland Field Plan 5-5 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator 6. Lessee Agreement and Certification Forcenergy Inc voluntarily agrees, and by evidence of the signature below frorn one of its officers, also certifies that in implementing this Plan it will use its best efforts to employ residents of the State of Alaska, consistent with law, and to contract with firms in the State of Alaska in connection with the development of the West Foreland Field, including the fabrication and installation of required facilities, whenever feasible. Signature: Printed Name: G ry Carl on Title: Vice President Date: November 24, 1999 West Foreland Field Plan 6-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator APPENDIX A ALASKA PRODUCT PREFERENCE PROGRAM LISTING West Foreland Field Plan November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator i Appendix A. Alaska Product Preference Program Listing A.1 General The Alaska Product Preference Program is designed to promote development of manufacturing in Alaska by providing a cost preference to selected items manufactured in the Alaska. Under state procurement codes, cost preferences ranging from 3 to 7 percent may be given to Alaska manufactured items. While Forcenergy Inc is not including this component in its contracting plan, it supports the concepts of the program and encourages both Forcenergy Inc staff and contractors to use these products wherever possible. A.2 Additional Information on the Program Additional information on the Alaska Product Preference Program can be obtained at: Alaska Department of Commerce & Economic Development Division of Trade and Development 3601 C Street, Suite 700 Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Telephone: (907) 269-8121 Fax:. (907) 269-8125 Website: http://www.dced.state.ak.us/trade/prodpref.htm A.3 Product Listings The following pages contain a listing of selected products that could be applicable to the proposed development. West Foreland Field Plan A-1 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Table A-1. Alaska Product Preference List (As of 4/99) Product Com an Architectural Woodwork Custom Woodworking inc. Hilt 's Cabinets, Inc. Asphalt Cement Emulsion Products of Alaska Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Banners Signs & Details Super Signs Warnin Lites of Alaska, Inc. Boats Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Holaday-Parks Naiad Inflatables USA, Inc. Boiler S stems Hobbs Industries, Inc. Book Bindin /Perfect Bindin A. T. Publishin ,Inc. Bottled Water Creamery Corporation dba Matanuska Maid Dai Bridges/Docks/Ramps Allied Construction Services Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Steelfab Buildings-Prefabricated Arctic Camps & Equipment E. Brown Inc. dba International Steel S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Summit Lo istics, Inc. Buildin s-Prefabricated Fiber lass Plaschem Suppl & Consultin Buildings-Truckable Modules Arctic Camps & Equipment E. Brown dba International Steel Steelfab Butane Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Compan Cabinets Architectural Cabinets & Millwork, Inc. Cabinet Works Custom Woodworking, Inc. Hilty's Cabinets, Inc. JR Heritage Construction, Inc. Paramount Cabinets Commercial Printing Norstar Color Polar Run Inc. dba Polar Run Printing/ Dragon Press Professional Color ra hies Composted Or anic Material. Anchora e Re Tonal Compost Facilit Concrete Products-Blocks Anchorage Sand & Gravel, Inc. Davis Block & Concrete West Foreland Field Plan A-2 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • Universit Block Com an West Foreland Field Plan A-3 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator • i Product Com an Concrete Products-Block Pavers Anchors a Sand & Gravel, Inc. Concrete Products-Brick Anchors a Sand & Gravel, Inc. Concrete Products-Dike S stems Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Erosion Control Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Highway Barriers Aggregate Products, Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Masonry Units Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Concrete Products-Metment Plasticizer Anchors e Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Concrete Products-Mortar Mix Anchors e Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Concrete Products-Panels Aggregate Products, Inc. Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Posts A re ate Products, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Barriers Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Manholes D & S Concrete, Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Misc. Precast Items D & S Concrete, Inc. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Septic Don Burford Concrete Products. S stems Concrete Products-Precast Se tic Tanks Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Utility Box D & S Concrete, Inc. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Vaults Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Precast Wastewater Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Concrete Products-Prestressed Girders Aggregate Products, Inc. Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Roof Pavers Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Universit Block Com an Concrete Products-Sacked Concrete Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc, Mixes i Davis Block & Concrete Universit Block Com an West Foreland Field Plan A-4 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator :7 Product Com an Concrete Products-Slabs Aggregate Products, Inc. Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. j Don Burford Concrete Products ~ Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Supports Aggregate Products, Inc. Anchors e Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Concrete Products-Walls Aggregate Products, Inc. Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Concrete Products-Wheel Stops Aggregate Products, Inc. Anchorage Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Davis Block & Concrete Don Burford Concrete Products Fairbanks Precasters, Inc. I Universit Redi-Mix, Inc. Control Panel Cabinets Alaska Fab Control Panel Fabrication Hobbs Industries, Inc. Control Fabrication-ETL Listed Control Craft, Inc. Control Panels & S stem Fab.-UL Listed Tec Inte rated Products "TIP" Counterto s Paramount Cabinets Counterto s-Plastic Laminate Hilt 's Cabinets, Inc. Culverts Contech Construction Products, Inc. Culfabco Inc. Cutback Emulsion Products of Alaska Diesel Fuel #1 Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. Tesoro Alaska Petroleum Company WilliamsAlaska Petroleum, Inc. Diesel Fuel #2 Petro Star Valdez Refinery Petro Star, Inc. 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Anchorage Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank,. Inc. Tanks-Fuel, Conc. Encased Above Ground Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. West Foreland Field Plan A-11 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator Product Com an Tanks-Metal Ace Supply Inc. Greer Tank & Welding:, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Steelfab Tanks-Oil/VVater Se arator Anchora e Tank &Weldin ,Inc. Tanks-Septic, Effluent Pumping Ace Supply Inc. Anchorage Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank &Weldin ,Inc. Thermo Iles Arctic Foundations, Inc. Thermo robes Arctic Foundations, Inc. Trailers Alaska Fab S & S Welding, Inc. Steelfab Trailers-Boat Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sam son Steel Com an Trailers-Equipment Greer Tank & Welding, Inc. Greer Tank, Inc. Rector's Welding Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sampson Steel Company Steelfab Trailers-Tank Greer Tank, Inc. S & S Welding, Inc. Sam son Steel Com an Trusses Juneau Truss,. Inc. Weather-Stri in O. K. Lumber Co., Inc. Windows-Aluminum Jurek Construction Com an Windows-Custom O. K. Lumber Co., Inc. Windows-PVC Alaska Window Nor-Tec (Northern Technology) Northerm Windows Windows-Wood Builders Millwork & Su I ,Inc. Wood Chi s Anchora e Re Tonal Com ost Faciiit Wood Molding/Trim Architectural Cabinets & Millwork,. fne. Cabinet Works Hilty's Cabinets, Inc. O. K. Lumber Co., Inc. Paramount Cabinets Wood Mulch Anchora e Re Tonal Com ost Facilit West Foreland Field Plan A-42 November 24, 1999 Forcenergy Inc -Operator
