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College Station, Texas, United States
Bazan Consulting, Inc.
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Lucas W Bazan founded Bazan Consulting, Inc. (BCI) in April 2008. His objective was to help companies with hydraulic fracture design, on-site supervision, and post-job well performance evaluation specifically focused on unconventional reservoirs in multi-stage horizontal well completions. The firm is based in Houston, Texas, and specializes in evaluating tight gas, coalbed methane, and shale reservoirs in domestic and international areas. The team also includes experienced on-site fracture supervision for vertical and horizontal multi-stage/multi-well pad fracture treatments. In today's high efficiency operational environment, experienced field supervision and pre- and post-job quality control skills are critical, but equally so, is the ability, and procedures, needed to manage the large amounts of digital data generated and tracking Key Performance Indicators.Our success and continued growth result from our belief and commitment to our core values of professional integrity and customer services while striving for excellence and respect for our clients and ourselves. George Toma best explains this guiding principle, the groundskeeper for numerous Major League Baseball and National Football League teams, and member of the MLB Groundskeeper Hall of Fame and Pro Football Hall of Fame, saying, "We always do everything we can, and then a little more."We are fortunate to be highly regarded in the industry, and our reputation is based on our standard of technical excellence and industry contributions. @Lucas Bazan holds degrees in Physics from Southwest Texas State University and a degree in Petroleum Engineering from Texas A&M University with more than 20 technical publications, including studies for the U.S. Department of Energy and National Oil Companies. Additionally, Lucas continues to improve applications and interpretations utilizing the first principal hydraulic fracture mechanics.