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Decommissioning intelligence, written down.
Analysis for the contractors, engineers and BD teams who pursue Gulf of Mexico decommissioning work. Built on the same public record the radar monitors.
Analysis The 1,304-segment pipeline tail behind Gulf campaigns Wells and platforms dominate decommissioning headlines, but GOMDecom's Gulf campaign analysis links 1,304 pipeline segments to non-completed campaigns. Here is where that scope sits, what the regulations require and why a segment count is not a contract count. 
Explainer What temporarily abandoned wells mean for future P&A 
Analysis Where 806 standing Gulf structures sit in the sales window 
Analysis 1,813 open wells—and the sales window behind them 
Analysis What $90 oil does to Gulf decommissioning 
Playbook How to read the Gulf decommissioning sales window 
Explainer King's Quay and the lifecycle of a Gulf floater 
Analysis The operators behind $2.53bn of remaining P50 scope 
Case Study Fieldwood Energy: the bankruptcy case study 
Explainer Building a useful public data product 
Explainer What actually happens to reefed Gulf platforms Explainer How BSEE's idle iron clock forces decommissioning 
Explainer How BSEE's P50/P70/P90 cost estimates work 
Explainer A platform removal, application to clearance 
Markets Mexico's offshore decommissioning market 
Playbook How BSEE filings reveal work before execution 
Analysis What the Gulf's overdue backlog means for contractors 
Analysis Where decommissioning work goes after bankruptcy See the record these articles are built on.
The radar tracks Gulf decommissioning opportunities visible in monitored BSEE records, ranked and refreshed daily.