BULK WATER Services for Fort Stockton, TX

Pacifico Energy's GW Ranch, located approximately 17 miles north of Fort Stockton in Pecos County, received TCEQ air permit approval in January 2026 for 7.65 gigawatts of gas-fired power generation, the largest power generation permit ever issued in the United States, with construction beginning Q1 2026, first power delivery targeting Q1 2027, and the project scalable to 5 gigawatts or beyond by 2031 without further regulatory approvals, sustaining active construction across multiple concurrent phases for the better part of a decade. Fort Stockton's position at the I-10 and US-285 intersection in Pecos County places it at the logistics crossroads of the Trans-Pecos region, where an established data center footprint including Lancium, Cormint, and Blockstream operations already draws on regional sourcing capacity alongside active upstream oil and gas programs across a county with more than 10,500 drilled wells. Land grading across 8,000 acres, turbine and equipment foundation concrete pours, dust suppression across thousands of acres of active construction zones, and crew support for a workforce peaking into the thousands all require bulk water that regional utility infrastructure cannot supply at construction scale. Contractors arriving without a confirmed supply partner are entering one of the most water-constrained build environments in West Texas, where sourcing capacity is already committed to concurrent active programs. Water Runner provides TCEQ-licensed bulk water delivery with the Trans-Pecos fleet capacity to serve GW Ranch and Fort Stockton-area construction projects from first mobilization through commissioning.