BULK WATER Services for Big Spring, TX

Howard County is (Bigspringtx), home to two significant capital investment projects, a Crusoe Energy data center and a Samsung battery storage facility, together representing approximately $200 million in committed investment and roughly $80 million in new property tax value for the region. Big Spring sits at the intersection of Interstate 20 and U.S. Highway 87 in the heart of West Texas, placing it within direct logistics range of Midland-Odessa upstream operations to the west and the expanding energy infrastructure corridor stretching toward Abilene and beyond to the east. The Samsung battery storage facility northeast of Big Spring is designed to capture surplus wind energy from local turbines and discharge it back to the grid on demand (Newswest 9), representing a new class of grid-scale energy infrastructure that requires dependable water access for construction, commissioning, and ongoing facility support. Industrial-scale battery and data center builds in this region generate substantial non-potable water demand across earthwork, concrete placement, dust control during grading, and worker support before any permanent utility infrastructure is operational on site. Contractors and project owners who wait until mobilization to identify a bulk water supply partner routinely face sourcing delays that compress schedules and drive up costs during the most critical phases of construction. Water Runner provides TCEQ-compliant bulk water delivery with the regional reach and operational capacity to support Howard County projects from the first day of site preparation through full commissioning.