MI mineral well conformance bonds.
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Before drilling, converting, or operating a brine, storage, or disposal well in Michigan, you file a conformance bond with the supervisor of mineral wells under Part 625 of NREPA. A single well runs $33,000; a blanket bond covering up to 50 wells runs $440,000. Pricing is quoted on review, with a quick soft credit check that never affects your score.

Required under Part 625 of NREPA (MCL 324.62509) for brine, storage, disposal, and test wells
$33,000 single well, $440,000 blanket — a blanket bond covers up to 50 wells
A quick soft credit check may apply — never a hard inquiry, no impact on your score, with pricing quoted on review
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How it works

Three steps to filed.

Your drilling permit is waiting on this bond. Here is the whole process — no broker phone tag:

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Apply once, online

Operator details, the bond amount (single well or blanket), and the effective date — plus a one-time consent to a soft credit pull. That is the application.

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Reviewed & approved

Most clear quickly; if underwriting needs anything, you hear from an underwriter within 48 hours. The credit check is a soft pull that never affects your score.

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E-sign & file with the supervisor of mineral wells

Receive the executed conformance bond, ready to file with your Part 625 permit application. The signed original is mailed for filing with the obligee.

About this bond

What it is and who needs it.

What the conformance bond actually guarantees

Michigan regulates mineral wells — brine production, underground storage, and waste-disposal wells — under Part 625 of NREPA (MCL 324.62509), administered by the supervisor of mineral wells at EGLE. Before a permit issues to drill, deepen, convert, or operate one of these wells, the operator files a conformance bond with the supervisor.

The bond guarantees the operator will comply with Part 625, the rules, the permit conditions, and the supervisor's orders through the full life of the well — locating, drilling, operating, plugging, and proper site restoration. The surety's liability is co-extensive with the operator's, and the state has the same remedies against the surety as against the operator.

Amounts are set by rule: a single brine, storage, or disposal well is $33,000, and a blanket conformance bond is $440,000, covering up to 50 wells of these types. Beyond 50 wells, additional single or blanket bonds apply. Whatever your situation requires, we quote the bond on review with a quick soft credit check that never affects your score — and if the surety pays, you repay the surety.

Part 625 NREPA (MCL 324.62509); Mich. Admin. Code R 324.215Part 625 of NREPA (MCL 324.62509) requires a conformance bond, filed with and approved by the supervisor of mineral wells, before a permit issues for a brine, storage, disposal, or test well. By rule, a single-well conformance bond for a disposal, storage, or brine well is $33,000, and a blanket conformance bond is $440,000 covering up to 50 such wells. The bond assures compliance through plugging and site restoration. Confirm your amount and well type with EGLE.

You need this bond if you are

Drilling or converting a brine, storage, or disposal well that needs a Part 625 permit
Operating multiple mineral wells and posting a $440,000 blanket bond instead of single-well bonds
Replacing a non-renewed conformance bond to keep your wells in compliance
Expanding beyond 50 wells and adding another single or blanket conformance bond

One application. The whole thing.

These are the actual underwriting fields, including a one-time consent to a soft credit pull. Submit once and your bond is typically issued within 1–2 business days.

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FAQ

Common questions.

How much is the Michigan mineral well conformance bond?The premium is quoted on review — it depends on your bond amount and underwriting. A single brine, storage, or disposal well is $33,000; a blanket bond covering up to 50 wells is $440,000. Enter your amount to start your application and we will confirm your price.
Single well or blanket — which do I need?If you operate one or a few wells, single-well bonds at $33,000 each are usually simplest. Once you have several, a $440,000 blanket conformance bond covering up to 50 brine, storage, disposal, or test wells is typically cheaper than bonding each one. We can issue either.
Who is the obligee?The supervisor of mineral wells, at EGLE, on behalf of the State of Michigan. The bond is filed with and approved by the supervisor under Part 625 of NREPA (MCL 324.62509).
What does the bond guarantee?That you comply with Part 625, the rules, your permit conditions, and the supervisor's orders through the full life of the well — including plugging and proper site restoration. The surety's liability matches yours; if the surety pays, you repay the surety.
Is there a credit check?A quick soft credit check may apply — it is never a hard inquiry and never affects your score. It informs approval and your quoted price, which is set on review, not by a fixed rate.
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