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 Directional drilling is a technique widely used in the oil and gas industry to drill wells that are not vertical. Directional drilling contracts are agreements between drilling contractors and oil and gas companies that specify the terms and conditions for directional drilling services. So, in this article, we are going to discuss some important aspects of directional drilling contracts that you need to be aware of.   Scope of Work: The scope of work is the most important part of a directional drilling contract. It outlines the specific services that the drilling contractor will provide. These include the type of well to be drilled, the project location, the drilling technique to be used, the time frame for completion, and the performance metrics. The scope of work should be clear and unambiguous, and should accurately reflect the expectations of both parties. Payment Terms: The payment terms and conditions of a directional drilling contract typically depend on time and mater...

Directional drilling is also known as horizontal boring, which is a trenchless method for installing underground utilities. The horizontal boring machines drill a pilot hole that can enter and exit at predetermined locations. It can also change the direction to avoid any sort of underground obstruction and preexisting lines. A new powerline, sewer, water line, or conduit can be established from the pilot hole.  Basically, the trenchless method allows installing underground utilities without destroying the surface level. If you have got a project that requires drilling underground but disrupting the surface area can cause extensive damage then choose the trenchless method of directional drilling. The traditional method that involves trenches is not discarded, but it cannot be used when disrupting the surface is not an option. Here you will get valuable information about the method of directional drilling, the benefits, and reasons to choose. How does directional drilling work?...