This massive wastewater recycling facility is the largest single facility ever built on one site in the Permian. When it’s finished, it will include seven ponds, each holding 500,000 usable BBLs of recycled water storage, plus a large treatment pad.
Our custom aeration system and our proprietary remote leak detection monitoring system will go into all seven ponds.
Mustang Containment Solutions’ culture of ongoing safety and skills training is what lets our teams turn out top-quality projects again and again. The record heat wave in the summer of 2023 was no match for our South TX crews. In just 4 1/2 days they handled installation and QAQC of this 500,000 bbl freshwater pond, with extra rub sheets for multiple outlets and inlets.
It’s one more solid example of the skill and efficiency of our crews.
This freshwater pond in Live Oak County, South TX was finished between Wednesday and Sunday morning of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. The crew laid just under 300,000 sq ft of liner and 29,000 sq ft of rub sheet, and wrapped up the final QAQC in time for the customer to start filling it with water by early Sunday afternoon.
Mustang Containment Solutions recently wrapped up this 330,000 square foot produced water pond in South Texas.
In just 11 days, our crews recently knocked out a 2.2 million bbl frac pond in Laredo, TX. The job called for 820,416 sf of 10oz geo textile, 827,416 sf of 40mil LLDPE, safety ropes and a full QAQC review. We can’t say enough about the skill and work ethic of our liner crews!
On this recent project, the Mustang Containment Solutions team installed HydroTurf Z to provide wave protection for the Tonkawa Lake Dam in Hilltop Lakes, TX.
HydroTurf Z was chosen both for how well it armors hydraulic structures against high velocity and shear stress and for its clean look.
Teamwork, professionalism, perseverance and an amazing work ethic.
These photos from recent installations in the northeast corner of Wyoming tell the story. Heavy snow, high winds and temperatures dropping below -28° made it a real challenge to hit the deadlines on several projects in Wright and Gillette, Wyoming.
The work included 10 fresh water frac ponds that took 2.7 million sq ft of liner. To finish on a break-neck schedule in the dead of winter, Mustang Containment Solutions crews were pulled in from several locations.
We can’t say enough about our people. They are truly the best in the business.
Mustang Containment Solutions Midland crews have been busy installing liner on two large projects for existing customers: dual 1.5 million bbl produced water ponds (close to 6 million sqft of liner) and two H11 ponds totaling 750,000 bbl. Both sites will also get aeration systems custom designed by the Mustang Extreme Water Treatment team to fit the specific needs of each operation.
We place a high value on our customer relationships and are proud to provide the services and support they need to run their operations efficiently.
The Mustang Extreme Water Treatment Team recently put the finishing touches on two 500,000 bbl produced water ponds in the Permian Basin.
As soon as the Midland-based Mustang liner crew and QAQC team finished the liner, the water treatment team got to work on a subsurface aeration and chemical injection system and the M.E.G.A Remote Monitoring System. The operator will have 24/7, real-time data on the quality and volume of the water stored in the ponds.
Our approach to water treatment is science-based and built around the specific needs of each operation. Careful testing, site evaluation and a clear understanding of what the operation requires are the foundation for every customized system we install.
Mustang Containment Solutions lined a 1.5mm barrel pond and set up a manifold system to feed water to new leases in the Eagle Ford Basin. Supporting the manifold system’s inlet and outlet lines cut down the contact between the liner and the hoses, which lowered the risk of liner damage. Mustang Extreme also tailored the number of valves and lines used to match the production needs of this operation.
This oil and gas project in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin features two 400,000 BBL ponds for commercial re-use. Mustang Containment Solutions had already installed the four freshwater ponds at the same site.
The Mustang Crew recently wrapped up this multi-layer, 11-acre landfill cell installation in Palmdale, CA. For once, there was no rough weather or other surprises, which made for a pretty routine project.
This produced water treatment operation outside Big Spring in West Texas includes three ponds with more than 1 million sf of liner, plus a spill over berm to catch solids. Over the following weeks, our crew added stingers, manifolds, an aeration system, and our M.E.G.A. Remote Monitoring System, which detects leaks and delivers 24/7, real-time data on the quality of the stored water.
We are proud to share the details of a best-in-class turnkey installation of two million-barrel produced water ponds in the Permian Basin:
What sets Mustang Containment Solutions apart?
The M.E.G.A. Remote Leak Detention and Water Quality Monitoring System gives operators 24/7 access to critical water data, in a range of applications both inside and outside the oil field.
For an operator in Howard County, TX, very high bacteria levels and solids left the water stored in an AST unusable for frac. After failed attempts to clean it, the operator was running out of options. Frustrated and looking for a fix, they reached out to our Water Treatment Team. By running our mobile Cl02 unit at a high ppm dosage rate and circulating the tank, the crew pushed past the bacteria threshold and brought levels down to zero in just 4 days.
Iron sulfide buildup in injection well piping was causing critical delays at a main centralized oil and gas gathering facility in the Delaware Basin.
With the Aria 5 Cl02 mobile unit, Mustang Containment Solutions water treatment specialists cleared the pipe in just 2 days and got normal frac operations back up and running.
Through sweltering heat and windy conditions, Mustang Containment Solutions wrapped up this leach pad expansion on budget and on schedule at a Bullhead City, AZ gold mine. This was our third project for Golden Vertex, a multilayer installation of roughly 1.8 million square feet of 80 mil LLDPE Textured Liner and 1.7 million sq ft of GCL.