I am currently doing research on government contracting. I was wondering are there any websites, softwares, tools, etc., that can guide you through every step of the process for a beginner. I am aware of highergov and would like to know what other alternatives are out there. Also, what's the pricing like for these alternatives?
Hi everyone, I’ve been in engineering for about 15 years and am now starting to learn more about mergers and acquisitions. In my previous role I used S&P Global (formerly IHS) tools like Enerdeq, Land Studio, PowerTools, and also Drillinginfo, so I’m pretty familiar with that space. As you know, those tools are very expensive, so I’m trying to find more affordable alternatives.
What I mainly need is well data (drilling, completions, production). On the lease side, I’m looking for mineral ownership info, serial numbers, acreage, agreement numbers, and some kind of visual mapping.
I’m also curious if there are any services that provide OCR’d lease documents, especially for federal and state leases.
Right now I’m focused on the Bakken and Permian.
Any recommendations or insights would be really appreciated.