| Tier | Signal | Date | Service Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 2 |
Permit approval is conditioned on a production liner cemented in the lateral with a wet shoe and the ability to frac out the shoe to satisfy east boundary setback. ๐ Page 1, 'The east setback is based on a production liner cemented in the lateral with a wet shoe and the ability to frac out the shoe.' Specific, non-standard completion design (wet shoe for fracing out) is mandated by the regulator to meet spacing requirements. |
2026-10-08 | Completions / Frac |
| Tier 3 |
BLM notification required for federal minerals within the spacing unit, per email from NDIC engineer.โฐ TIME-SENSITIVE ๐ Email from Nathaniel Erbele: 'It appears that the below captioned permit applications are within a spacing unit that may be subject to a Federal permit. Please contact the BLM office...' Introduces a federal agency coordination step (BLM) that the operator must complete, adding complexity and potential delay. |
2026-10-08 | General Oilfield Services |
| Tier 3 |
Operator must contact NDIC Field Inspector Jessica Gilkey prior to location construction, adding a regulatory checkpoint.โฐ TIME-SENSITIVE ๐ Page 1, 'Devon must contact NDIC Field Inspector Jessica Gilkey at 701-770-7340 prior to location construction.' Adds a mandatory pre-construction regulatory contact, creating a potential timing gate for pad construction. |
Relative | General Oilfield Services |
| Tier 3 |
Permit includes a 5-well pad plan (FURY 2-1-6-5F 1H through 5H) with detailed pad construction and access road engineering, indicating a multi-well development campaign. ๐ Throughout document, e.g., 'FURY 2-1-6-5F 1H, 2H, 3H, 4H and 5H' in operator letter and well paths sheets. Reveals operator's intent for a significant, coordinated drilling program beyond a single well, creating a sustained service opportunity. |
Relative | General Oilfield Services |