Know what changed in Gulf decommissioning — without watching BSEE yourself.

GOMDecom monitors BSEE's public datasets every day, filters out routine noise, and hands you the removal applications, P&A permits, and ownership changes that matter. Every event links to its official source record.

One confirmation email, then launch updates only. No spam.

Every dot is a real Gulf platform structure. 5,758 already removed · 1,325 still standing — and the removal wave is still running.
6,472removal applications tracked, back to 1986
17,312abandonment permits monitored
318operators covered
90meaningful changes detected last week

The work is announced in plain sight. It's just buried.

Every platform removal, well P&A campaign, and lease handover in the Gulf shows up in BSEE's public records — spread across separate query tools and raw delimited files, with no notification when anything changes. So you either refresh BSEE pages yourself, hear about jobs after your competitors, or pay for a generic well database that treats decommissioning as an afterthought.

How GOMDecom works

  1. Snapshot daily. We pull BSEE's bulk datasets — platform removals, well permits, platform structures, lease assignments — every day and keep the full history.
  2. Detect real changes. We compare each snapshot against the last and keep only meaningful changes: new removal applications, P&A activity, approval dates, ownership moves. Routine metadata churn is filtered out.
  3. Classify and deliver. Each event lands in a lifecycle — Watch, Planning, Confirmed, Execution, Cleared — so you can see at a glance what's coming to bid and what's already underway. Every row links to the official BSEE record.

What early members get

Built for P&A contractors, heavy-lift and marine crews, dive companies, engineering firms, and anyone pricing Gulf removal liabilities.

Questions

Where does the data come from?

From BSEE's public bulk datasets, snapshotted daily. Every event in GOMDecom links to its official source record, and we never alter source values. GOMDecom is not the authoritative BSEE/BOEM record — always verify against the linked source before acting.

What will it cost?

Early access is free while we validate the feed with real users. Paid plans with alerts come later — waitlist members get first access and founding pricing.

When does it launch?

The monitoring engine already runs against live BSEE data. We're opening access in small groups from the waitlist, in order of signup.

Stop checking BSEE. Start getting told.

Join the waitlist