BULK WATER Services for Ozona, TX

WhiteWater Midstream's Blackcomb Pipeline, a 365-mile, 42-inch natural gas transmission line, routes (Txcondemnationrights), from Midland County through Upton, Reagan, and Crockett counties before continuing south through Val Verde and Kinney counties to the Agua Dulce hub, placing the pipeline's mainline construction spread directly through Crockett County during a build program that began in Q3 2025 with an in-service target of Q3 2026 (Oilgasleads), and Ozona, as the county seat and the only incorporated services hub in all of Crockett County, sits in direct line of the construction crews, right-of-way access traffic, and equipment convoys required to move the project through one of the most remote mainline construction segments on the entire 365-mile route. Crockett County ranks 41st in Texas for barrels of oil equivalent produced and has 11,280 wells drilled since 1993 (MineralAnswers), establishing a dense upstream producing environment where workover programs, completion activity, and gathering line maintenance continuously commit regional field service resources at the same time Blackcomb construction spreads are mobilizing additional crews along the same county road network. Ozona's position directly on I-10, approximately 247 miles west of San Antonio and 87 miles east of Fort Stockton, also places it at the geographic midpoint of the I-10 energy infrastructure corridor, where pipeline crews, upstream operators, and the service vendors supporting both programs all route through the same bottleneck town to access active field locations to the north, south, and west. Large-diameter pipeline construction through terrain as remote as central Crockett County requires contractor-sourced bulk water for hydrostatic pressure testing of completed pipeline segments, horizontal directional drilling at creek and arroyo crossings, concrete pad work at compressor and valve station sites, and crew support across construction spreads that advance daily without access to utility water infrastructure. With Blackcomb mainline construction active through Crockett County, upstream programs running concurrently across 11,000-plus existing wells, and Ozona serving as the only viable staging point for all of it, regional bulk water sourcing is under simultaneous demand from multiple programs, and contractors who do not confirm supply arrangements before mobilization will find the county's limited sourcing capacity committed by the time their crews arrive on site. Water Runner provides TCEQ-licensed bulk water delivery with the fleet capacity and Trans-Pecos operational reach to support Ozona-area pipeline construction, upstream field programs, and remote infrastructure projects reliably from first mobilization through completion.