BULK WATER Services for Tarzan, TX

Tarzan sits in central Martin County on State Highway 176, at the heart of the Spraberry Trend field where two of the largest upstream M&A transactions in Permian Basin history closed within months of each other in 2024, as ExxonMobil completed its $60 billion acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources in May 2024, more than doubling its Permian footprint to over 1.4 million net acres in the Delaware and Midland basins sec while, separately, Diamondback Energy agreed to acquire Endeavor Energy Partners, the largest privately held oil and gas producer in the Permian Basin, in a $26 billion cash-and-stock deal, with Endeavor holding nearly 344,000 net acres in the Core 6 Midland Basin counties (CNBC), and with both XTO Energy and Endeavor having operated named production leases directly at the Tarzan township, those two transactions placed the acreage immediately surrounding Tarzan under the operational control of two of the three largest operators in the Permian Basin simultaneously. Martin County ranks second in Texas and fifth nationally for BOE produced, generating 19.6 million barrels of oil in a single month and accounting for 12.45 percent of all Texas oil production, with 18,200 wells drilled and 6,200 active wells across 52 operators (BJ Oil), making the county road network crossing through Tarzan one of the most active multi-operator drilling corridors anywhere in U.S. oil and gas. ExxonMobil reported record Permian production of 1.6 million BOE per day in 2025 and is targeting 2.5 million BOE per day by 2030 (The Globe and Mail), and Diamondback is completing 3,500 lateral feet per day using simulfrac operations across its large leasehold, where average lateral lengths are projected at 11,800 feet for new wells drilled in 2025, with core drilling locations expanded from 3,800 to 6,100 following the Endeavor acquisition (Aogr), meaning both dominant operators in the Tarzan corridor are running concurrent high-volume completion programs that demand freshwater in the millions of barrels per pad across a multi-year development cycle. Multi-well pad completions at the scale and cadence that ExxonMobil and Diamondback operate in Martin County require freshwater for hydraulic fracturing, hydrostatic pressure testing, frac equipment washdowns, and sustained crew support at remote pad locations accessible only by caliche county roads where Tarzan serves as a primary staging community on SH 176, and where no municipal water utility reaches active wellsite locations across the surrounding leasehold. With two supermajor-scale operators running simultaneous development programs across the Spraberry Trend acreage surrounding Tarzan, every regional bulk water supply unit will be committed to active pad programs well in advance of any single operator's mobilization date, and contractors who have not confirmed sourcing arrangements before arriving on location will find no alternative capacity available. Water Runner provides TCEQ-licensed bulk water delivery with the Permian Basin fleet capacity and Martin County operational reach to serve Tarzan-area completion programs, produced water infrastructure projects, and multi-operator field operations reliably from first mobilization through completion.