Geothermal Generation - Slim Well, F. E. Warren AFB, Wyoming
The US Army Corps of Engineers – Omaha District seeks contractors to drill a geothermal slim well to explore geothermal resources at F. E. Warren AFB near Cheyenne, Wyoming. The project involves drilling to a maximum depth of 14,000 feet and characterizing formation properties. Proposals are due June 3, 2025.
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Am-0006 - Revised proposal due date and revised proposal acceptance period // Am-0005 - Revised proposal due date and revised proposal acceptance period // Am-0004 - Updated Wage Determination, revised proposal due date, and proposal acceptance period // Am-0003 - Revised Specs/Drawing and updated DIV 21/22 // Am-0002 - Extend proposal due date to 27 NOVEMBER 2024 // Am-0001 - Extend proposal due date to 31 OCTOBER 2024 // The F. E. Warren Geothermal Generation Project is a comprehensive initiative aimed at exploring and characterizing the presence and productivity of geothermal resources at F. E. Warren AFB, east of Cheyenne, Wyoming. The project involves drilling a geothermal well to measure the thickness and test the properties of the Hartville Formation and the underlying formations, such as the Guernsey, Flathead, and Pre-Cambrian Formations. The drilling is planned to reach a maximum measured depth of 14,000 feet. The conceptual design of the well aims to comprehensively measure the temperature, pressure, and productivity of the formations, with a particular focus on the Hartville Formation.
Resources & contact
Proposal Document
View proposal documentSolicitation number
W9128F24R0024
Contact
- Scott Dwyer
- Scott.Dwyer@usace.army.mil
- 4029952584
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