BULK WATER Services for Seminole, TX

Occidental Permian is expanding its footprint in Gaines County with the addition of a mud plant adjacent to its existing Seminole Gas Processing Plant, filed with TCEQ in July 2025, reflecting continued investment in integrated drilling and production infrastructure (Oilgasleads), at one of the Permian Basin's most active midstream hubs and adding new construction and commissioning activity to a site that already anchors upstream operations across the surrounding acreage. Enterprise Products Partners completed the conversion of its 280,000-barrel-per-day Seminole Red Pipeline back to NGL service in early 2024, reconnecting West Texas Permian production volumes to its Mont Belvieu fractionation and storage complex via a 440-mile system (U.S. Energy Information Administration), while the company's Texas Western Products refined products terminal in Gaines County, completed in late 2024, added 900,000 barrels of fuel storage capacity with direct truck loading operations, collectively confirming that Seminole has become a named logistics node in multiple major midstream operators' Permian Basin infrastructure networks. Seminole sits in Gaines County at the northern edge of the Midland Basin, along US-180 and US-385 near the New Mexico state line, a position that gives operators working both the Midland and Delaware sub-basins direct logistical access while benefiting from the county's long-established oil and gas service infrastructure and active drilling permit pipeline. Gaines County ranks among the top 20 counties in Texas for barrels of oil equivalent produced (MineralAnswers), with nearly 9,500 wells on record, sustaining a level of upstream development activity that generates continuous demand for bulk water across well completions, workover operations, dust suppression on active lease roads, and support for the facility construction work that midstream expansion drives year-round. Contractors and operators who arrive in Seminole without a confirmed bulk water supply partner face a competitive sourcing environment where limited regional capacity is already committed to active projects across a large geographic footprint. Water Runner delivers TCEQ-licensed bulk water with the fleet capacity and Permian Basin operational experience to serve Gaines County projects reliably from the first day of mobilization through full facility commissioning.