BULK WATER Services for Crane, TX

Kinder Morgan holds 97.5% of the working interest in the North McElroy Unit in Crane County, an 11,600-acre CO2 enhanced oil recovery field str (Kinder Morgan),addling Crane and Upton Counties approximately 50 miles south of Midland, representing one of the most continuously active EOR operations on the Central Basin Platform and a consistent driver of well servicing, injection well maintenance, and infrastructure work in the immediate area. Occidental Petroleum, Pioneer Natural Resources, and Chevron are among the major operators active in Crane County, with the Wolfcamp and Spraberry formations serving as the primary producing intervals (Calderaoil), sustaining a multi-operator development program that generates ongoing demand for well completion water, dust suppression on access roads and pad sites, and equipment servicing support across a dense well inventory. Crane County maintains a well count of more than 11,600 wells drilled since 1993 (MineralAnswers), making it one of the most thoroughly developed upstream footprints in West Texas and a market where workover rigs, completion crews, and facility construction contractors operate on near-continuous schedules throughout the year. Crane sits at the intersection of US-385 and State Highway 329, placing it at a natural crossroads between the Midland Basin to the north and the Delaware Basin activity corridor to the west, giving service companies and contractors working both sub-basins a logistically efficient staging point for equipment and water supply. Projects in this market compete for the same limited pool of local infrastructure resources, and operators who have not secured a dedicated bulk water supply partner before mobilization consistently face sourcing gaps that compress schedules and increase site costs. Water Runner delivers TCEQ-licensed bulk water with the fleet capacity and Permian Basin operational experience to serve Crane County projects reliably from the first day of site activity through completion.