Based on some circumstantial evidence arising from today's announcement, it appears that the oil services company selected to do the frac is likely to be Halliburton. The micro-stim was referred to as DFIT in today's announcement. I found the following when researching that term:
The DFIT is an acronym for Diagnostic Fracture Injection Test as coined by Halliburton and seems to be the name most generally given to this test. Schlumberger calls it a Mini-Fall-off (MFO) while others call it a mini-frac, data-frac, or g-function test. Regardless of nomenclature, the application is described as an injection fall-off test pumped at a low rate and low volume to create a fracture and then releasing the pressure and allowing the fracture to close naturally.
Source: http://www.petracat.com/energy/Defining-DFIT-Distinctions-Applications/subpage382.html#.WTZYPWiGNnI
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