🛢️ Twin Tractor 3-23-35H

IRON OIL OPERATING, LLC · Mountrail County, ND · File #42893 · Generated 2026-05-13 02:22

API: 3306105683
Target Formation: Bakken
Confidence: High

📊 Signals (7)

Tier	Signal	Date	Service Impact
Tier 2	Production liner cemented with wet shoe and no ability to frac out the shoe; bridge plug to be set at toe prior to frac. 📄 Page 5-6, Wellbore Information and Completion & Perforation; also detailed in geologic prognosis and liner specs Specific wet shoe design with bridge plug isolation for frac initiation, a non-standard completion choice to enable toe-stage injection without frac-out capability.	Unknown	Completions / Frac
Tier 3	Permit approved on 05/01/2026, submitted on 04/23/2026. 📄 Page 10, APPROVED BY and SUBMITTED BY Recent approval date indicates active permitting cycle, with short turnaround from submission.	2026-05-01	General Oilfield Services
Tier 3	Anti-collision measures required, including design reductions in frac size for stages near active vertical wellbores. 📄 Page 7, Proposed Work - Operator Assertions Explicit anti-collision protocol with frac adjustments, indicating proximity to active wells and non-routine engineering to avoid interference.	Unknown	Directional Drilling
Tier 3	Mandatory onsite inspection by NDIC Field Inspector Calob Werre prior to location construction due to aquifer location, with site-specific stipulations possible. 📄 Page 2, Stipulations - Aquifer stipulation Aquifer-specific inspection requirement adds uncertainty and potential for additional stipulations, deviating from standard permits.	Unknown	General Oilfield Services
Tier 3	Requirement for 21-31 day written notice to adjacent operator (Proven Petroleum, well file 16840) prior to hydraulic fracturing, including emergency contacts and planned dates.⏰ TIME-SENSITIVE 📄 Page 2, Construction Commencement Notification Non-standard regulatory notice requirement for frac operations near specific adjacent wells, indicating potential interference or shared reservoir concerns not typical in all permits.	Relative	Completions / Frac
Tier 3	Cuttings disposal designated to Roughrider Disposal LLC Landfill (SW1/4 SW1/4 Sec 10 TWP 154N RG 95W, Permit # SP-0063), subject to weather and availability changes. 📄 Page 7, Proposed Work - Disposition of Cuttings Specific landfill selection with contingencies, revealing operator's waste management strategy and potential logistical dependencies.	Unknown	General Oilfield Services
Tier 3	Frac planned for 80 stages, 15MM lbs proppant, and 370M bbls fluid. 📄 Geologic Prognosis - WELL CONSTRUCTION DIAGRAM Detailed frac scale specification, exceeding typical permit disclosures and signaling large-scale stimulation intent.	Unknown	Completions / Frac

💡 Operator Intent

Prioritize environmental compliance and aquifer protection through mandatory inspections and impermeable liners.

Aquifer stipulation requiring onsite inspection, closed mud system, and impermeable liner on entire location.
Mitigate risks from adjacent wells via anti-collision measures and frac adjustments.

Anti-collision protocol including design reductions near active vertical wellbores.
Execute large-scale hydraulic fracturing with controlled toe initiation using wet shoe and bridge plug.

Wet shoe sub design with no frac-out ability, bridge plug isolation, and 80-stage frac plan.
Ensure timely regulatory notifications to avoid delays in frac operations.

21-31 day notice requirement to adjacent operator for frac scheduling.

🔧 Service Operator Relevance

Environmental inspection and compliance

Mandatory pre-construction contact with NDIC Inspector Calob Werre due to aquifer; urgency in securing site-specific stipulations before operations commence.

Waste disposal

Cuttings disposal to Roughrider Disposal LLC landfill required post-drilling; weather-dependent, creating immediate need for hauling and disposal services.

Hydraulic fracturing

Frac notice to adjacent operator must be given 21-31 days prior; 80-stage plan signals large-scale stimulation opportunity post-completion.

Directional drilling and anti-collision

Anti-collision measures required near active wells; design reductions in frac size indicate need for precise surveying and drilling services during lateral phase.