The following information must be included in the casing pressure request:

1. (a) API number;
2. (b) Lease number;
3. (c) Area name and OCS block number;
4. (d) Well number;
5. (e) Company name and mailing address;
6. (f) All casing, riser, and tubing sizes, weights, grades, and MIYP;
7. (g) All casing/riser calculated MAWOPs;
8. (h) All casing/riser pre-bleed down pressures;
9. (i) Shut-in tubing pressure;
10. (j) Flowing tubing pressure;
11. (k) Date and the calculated daily production rate during last well test (oil, gas, basic sediment, and water);
12. (l) Well status (shut-in, temporarily abandoned, producing, injecting, or gas lift);
13. (m) Well type (dry tree, hybrid, or subsea);
14. (n) Date of diagnostic test;
15. (o) Well schematic;
16. (p) Water depth;
17. (q) Volumes and types of fluid bled from each casing or riser evaluated;

18. (r) Type of diagnostic test performed:

    1. (1) Bleed down/buildup test;
    2. (2) Shut-in the well and monitor the pressure drop test;
    3. (3) Constant production rate and decrease the annular pressure test;
    4. (4) Constant production rate and increase the annular pressure test;
    5. (5) Change the production rate and monitor the casing pressure test; and
    6. (6) Casing pressure and tubing pressure history plot;
19. (s) The casing diagnostic test data for all casing exceeding 100 psig;
20. (t) Associated shoe strengths for casing shoes exposed to annular fluids;
21. (u) Concentration of any H2S that may be present;
22. (v) Whether the structure on which the well is located is manned or unmanned;
23. (w) Additional comments; and
24. (x) Request date.

[76 FR 64462, Oct. 18, 2011. Redesignated at 77 FR 50894, Aug. 22, 2012]