Gossans is a research project built on Wyoming's public records. The company is not formed and no services are offered, so this page is not a sales channel. It is an address.
You found something wrong. This is the more valuable of the two. Everything published here is computed from state filings, and those filings contain errors that the analysis will faithfully carry. If a well, a section or a formation is described here in a way you know to be wrong, that is worth more than any compliment and it will be corrected and credited.
You own minerals in the basin and want to know when this opens. Say so and you will be told once, when there is something to tell. No list, no newsletter, no follow-up.
Gillette, Wyoming, in the Powder River Basin. The wells on these pages are a drive away rather than an abstraction, which is the reason this basin was the one built first.
Two questions decide what this can lawfully offer and neither is settled. Whether analysis of this kind constitutes the practice of engineering, which would require a licence and a certificate of authorisation. And where reporting what a public record contains ends and appraising a property begins, which is a separate licence again. Both are for the Wyoming boards, and both still have to be asked.
Publishing a price list before those come back would be advertising something that might not be lawful to sell. So there is no price list.
Everything here is built from public filings: the Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission for wells, production, surveys, completions and logs, and published stratigraphic nomenclature for formation names. No client has supplied data, because there are no clients.
Records are stored as filed and every figure traces back to the load that fetched it. Where the sources disagree with each other, that is reported rather than resolved quietly.
Gossans is a research project built on Wyoming's public records, and the company is not formed. If you have found something on these pages that is wrong, that is the email worth sending.