Quarry and mine leads: new pits, takeovers and restarts
A pit files as new, changes controlling company or restarts.
483
pits that filed as new, changed hands or restarted. United States, 46 states, 90 days.
An operator's drilling permit is approved.
770
drilling permits approved to reachable operators
A drilling permit is the earliest public document in the life of a well. It posts the day it's approved, weeks to months before a rig moves, and it names the operator, the lease, the county, the field, the depth and the shape of the hole.
The pad, the rig, casing and cement, mud, water and sand, flowback, tanks, trucking and the environmental work are all still to be lined up. The Cross Section tracks new permits, maps every well and keeps the operators you can reach, without the majors.
Your completion crew bids with the depth and the lateral in hand, before the operator has filled its schedule. Your water and sand team sees which counties are stacking permits this month.
A pit files as new, changes controlling company or restarts.
483
pits that filed as new, changed hands or restarted. United States, 46 states, 90 days.
A farm, ranch or timber operation registers for its ag tax exemption number.
6,480
ag and timber numbers issued. Texas, 90 days.
A highway or bridge contract is scheduled to go to bid.
$2,385,091,171
scheduled to let in the next 60 days. Texas highway and bridge work.
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