SERVICE TERMS / EFFECTIVE 2026-08-09
Directive 079 Development Screen
These terms apply to the Alberta Well Intelligence Directive 079 Development Screen supplied by Warre & Vavasour Ltd. By paying the intake deposit, the customer confirms that it has reviewed and accepted these terms.
Standard engagement
The standard engagement is C$3,250 CAD plus applicable tax. It covers one customer organization, one decision context, one contiguous Alberta area of interest no larger than 25 km2, and up to 25 identified abandoned-well records. Target delivery is five business days after Warre & Vavasour accepts the AOI and receives the balance.
Deposit and balance
The C$750 CAD deposit pays for intake and scoping and is credited toward an accepted engagement for 90 calendar days. If Warre & Vavasour declines the engagement before AOI or supplied-material review begins, the deposit is refunded. Once that review begins, the deposit is a non-refundable scoping fee. If the requested work exceeds standard scope, Warre & Vavasour provides a revised quote before requesting the balance. The C$2,500 standard balance is issued privately after scope acceptance.
Deliverables
An accepted standard engagement includes a branded desktop-screening report, interactive customer map, well and evidence register, screening-distance table, recommended next actions, source and methodology statement, and downloadable CSV and GeoJSON. One clarification or correction round may be requested within 10 business days of delivery. A new AOI, expanded geography, new datasets, or new decision scope requires a change order.
Claims boundary
The service is preliminary desktop intelligence based on available public and customer-supplied information. It is not a survey, legal opinion, regulatory approval, reclamation certificate, environmental assessment, engineering sign-off, permitting decision, or substitute for physical locating, testing, surveying, regulator-required work, or licensed professional advice.
The service does not establish whether a well is leaking, safe, reclaimed, available, assumable, recoverable, or commercially viable. It does not establish hydrogen or helium presence, reserves, production potential, commercial viability, or subsurface conditions. Public coordinates are not represented as survey-grade.
Customer materials
The customer confirms that it has authority to provide its AOI, plans, and supporting materials. Warre & Vavasour may rely on those materials for the desktop screen and will identify material gaps or ambiguities encountered during review. An address or textual land description does not become survey-grade geometry; the interpreted AOI must be confirmed before completion.
Liability and use
The customer is responsible for deciding which qualified survey, engineering, environmental, legal, municipal, regulatory, or field professionals to retain. To the extent permitted by law, Warre & Vavasour's aggregate liability arising from the engagement is limited to fees paid for that engagement. Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Contact
Questions about these terms can be sent to christian@warreandvavasour.com.