Energy Infrastructure Engineering Services in Texas
Oilfield civil has to move at the pace of the operation and satisfy the regulator. Magrym provides energy infrastructure engineering services in Texas from our Midland office, designing well pads, facility sites, frac ponds, and produced water containments across the Permian Basin, and handling the SWD permitting through the Texas RRC and New Mexico OCD
Oil and Gas Infrastructure Design in the Permian Basin
Energy infrastructure engineering is the civil design behind upstream and midstream operations. It is the well pads and facility sites, the frac ponds and produced water containments, the access roads, and the drainage and permitting that let an operation build and run. It is precise civil work, tied to state regulation, and in the Permian Basin it has to keep up with the schedule.
The difference is who is already here. An engineering firm learning the basin and the regulators from a distance adds risk and delay. Magrym is based in Midland, works this ground every week, and knows the terrain, the storms, and the way the Texas RRC and New Mexico OCD review a submittal. The design fits the operation and the permit moves.
Because we survey the site and test the soil, the pad and the containment are designed on real ground and a known subgrade. Our licensed engineers deliver the civil design and the permitting coordinated with the survey and geotechnical, so the operator gets a single firm from the location to the built site. You talk directly to the engineer on your project.
Produced Water Infrastructure
Engineering and Civil Design Across the Operation
We cover the oilfield civil scope an operation needs, from the well pad to the containment to the permit, built on real survey and soils data.
Well Pad and Facility Design
We design the well pads and facility sites that oilfield operations depend on, handling industrial site development from the pad and the grading to the drainage and the layout, so the location works for the operation and the equipment.
- Well pad grading and layout
- Facility and tank battery sites
- Stormwater and drainage design for industrial energy sites
Frac Ponds and Water Storage
We design produced water containments and secondary containment structures that contain the required volume and meet the environmental and regulatory requirements. Produced water infrastructure engineering is built on the same subgrade and site data as the rest of the location.
- Frac pond design and sizing
- Berm and embankment design
- Liner and containment detailing
Produced Water Containments
We design produced water containments and secondary containment structures that contain the required volume and meet the environmental and regulatory requirements.
- Produced water containments
- Secondary containment
- Environmental compliance
SWD and Regulatory Permitting
We prepare and shepherd the permitting for saltwater disposal and related infrastructure through the Texas RRC and the New Mexico OCD.
- SWD permitting (TX & NM)
- RRC and OCD submittals
- SPCC and stormwater permits
Lease Roads and Access
We provide access road and utility design for oil and gas projects, reaching the location and built for the heavy loads and the terrain, coordinated with the pad and the survey.
- Lease and access road design
- Heavy load and crossings
- Coordinated with pad design
Survey and Soils Integration
Our surveyors locate the site and our lab tests the soil, so the civil design is built on the real location and subgrade from one firm.
- Well location and pad survey
- Geotechnical and compaction
- One firm, one set of data
Industrial Site Development for Oilfield Operations: Who Relies on Our Oilfield Civil
From the operator to the water midstream, oilfield infrastructure runs on civil design that fits the operation and clears the regulator.
Operators and E&P Companies
Upstream operators need well pads, facility sites, and access designed and permitted on the drilling schedule, including oil and gas infrastructure design in the Permian Basin that keeps pace with the rig count. We design to the operation and keep the civil off the critical path.
Water Midstream and SWD
Produced water and saltwater disposal operations need containments and impoundments designed and permitted through the RRC and OCD. We handle the civil and the submittals.
Facility and EPC
Engineering and construction firms building oilfield facilities need civil design for the sites and the containments. We provide it under one roof with survey and testing.
Land and Regulatory Teams
Land and regulatory departments need the survey, the civil, and the permitting delivered together. We coordinate all three so the location is built and compliant.
A Basin Firm That Knows the Ground and the Regulators
Oilfield civil rewards local knowledge and speed. Magrym is the Midland firm with the licensed engineers, the survey and lab in-house, and the working knowledge of the RRC and OCD to design the site and move the permit without the delay of learning the basin from a distance.
- Licensed Texas Professional Engineers
- Headquartered in Midland, in the basin every week
- Working knowledge of TX RRC and NM OCD
- Survey and geotechnical in-house
- HUB and DBE certified, Minority-Owned
Access Road and Utility Design for
Oil and Gas Projects From Location to Built Site
A clear path, run by the same engineer, built to fit the operation and move the permit.
Survey and Scope
We survey the location, confirm the operation and the regulatory path, and pull the soils data, so the design starts from real ground. You get a fixed-fee proposal up front.
Civil Design
We design the pad, the containment, the drainage, and the access to fit the equipment and the terrain, and confirm the earthwork works before we detail it.
Permitting
We prepare the RRC or OCD submittals and the environmental permits, and respond to the agency review so the location clears the regulator.
Construction Support
Once approved, you have plans the contractor can build. We stay available and can stake and test the site so it is built and compacted as designed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Energy infrastructure engineering is the civil design behind oilfield operations. It covers well pads and facility sites, frac ponds and produced water containments, lease roads and access, site drainage, and the state permitting that lets the infrastructure be built and operated. It is civil engineering tailored to upstream and midstream energy work.
Yes. We prepare and shepherd saltwater disposal and related permitting through the Texas Railroad Commission and the New Mexico Oil Conservation Division. Because we work both states from Midland, we know how each agency reviews a submittal, which helps the permit move.
Yes. We design frac ponds, water storage impoundments, and produced water containments, including the berms, liners, and drainage they require. We size them for the operation and design them to meet the environmental and regulatory requirements for the site.
Oilfield civil moves fast and ties to state regulation. A firm based in the Permian Basin knows the terrain, the storms, and how the RRC and OCD review a submittal, which reduces the delay and the surprises. Magrym is in Midland and works this ground every week, so the design fits the operation and the permitting is handled by people who do it here.
Yes. Our surveyors locate the well site and the pad and our lab tests the soil, so the civil design is built on the real location and the real subgrade. Keeping the survey, the geotechnical, and the civil under one roof removes the handoffs and keeps the whole location on one set of data.
Yes. We provide land surveying, civil engineering, and construction services under one roof. The same firm can survey the location, design the pad and containment, handle the permitting, stake it for construction, and test the compaction, which keeps the location coordinated from the survey to the built and compliant site.
Building in the Permian Basin?
Get energy infrastructure engineering services in Texas for your next location,
from well pads and containments to RRC and OCD permitting. Magrym is headquartered in Midland, TX,
and works the Permian Basin every week. Call (432) 684-5548 to get started.