Common use of Subsequent Operations Clause in Contracts

Subsequent Operations. All operations classified as such under an operating agreement, including, but not limited to, the drilling of an additional well, the reworking or recompletion of a well, the completion of a well in a different or additional zone, activities designed to increase production in a well, and activities designed to bring production to market, other than Special Projects. Subsequent Operations include the following activities and costs to the extent such are necessary for the specific Subsequent Operation: building pits and tank locations; location damages; rig costs, including day work costs and workover unit; mud, chemicals, and water; evaluation services such as case hole logging and perforating; well stimulation costs, including acidizing and fracturing; transportation; welding, labor, and miscellaneous services; engineering, geological services, overhead, and accounting associated with Subsequent Operations; well tubing, tubing anchor, wellhead equipment, packer and downhole flow controls, surface equipment, high low shutoff, storage tanks, tractor, cattle guard or gate, thread protectors, packer, separator, dehydrator, water tanks, and installation costs and other miscellaneous tangible or intangible costs associated with such activities.