BULK WATER Services for Seagraves, TX

Enterprise Products Partners brought its new Hobbs Texas Western Products terminal in Gaines County into service in early 2024, featuring approximately 900,000 barrels of refined products storage for gasoline and diesel and truck loading capacity of 10,000 barrels per day, as the anchor facility for a converted 60,000-bpd pipeline system that now delivers refined products from the Texas Gulf Coast directly into the Gaines County market (Enterpriseproducts), establishing Seagraves' immediate service corridor as a newly designated and actively operating refined products terminal destination for a major midstream operator. That terminal infrastructure builds on top of Gaines County's position as the 18th highest BOE-producing county in Texas, with more than 9,400 wells drilled since 1993 (MineralAnswers), sustaining a year-round upstream development and workover environment across the county's producing acreage where operators in the Wolfcamp, Dean, and Spraberry formations continue active drilling and completion programs on both sides of the Texas-New Mexico state line. Seagraves sits at the intersection of TX-62 and TX-83 in central Gaines County, positioned at the northern edge of the Permian Basin's producing corridor approximately 80 miles southwest of Lubbock and equidistant between the Midland Basin drilling heartland and the prolific Yoakum-Denver City CO2 EOR operating environment to the south, making it a natural service staging area for operators and contractors working across a broad multi-county footprint in the South Plains oil and gas landscape. Refined products terminal operations, gathering pipeline maintenance, well completion programs, and surface facility construction across Gaines County all generate overlapping demand for bulk water supporting access road integrity, pad preparation, hydrostatic testing, and crew operations before any permanent utility service is available at a given project site. Gaines County's combination of legacy production, active new drilling, and recently commissioned energy infrastructure means that regional water sourcing is under continuous demand across multiple simultaneous programs, and late-stage supply arrangements consistently find the available capacity already committed. Water Runner provides TCEQ-licensed bulk water delivery with the fleet capacity and Permian Basin operational reach to support Seagraves-area upstream, midstream, and infrastructure construction projects reliably from first mobilization through project completion.