Infrastructure & Access
Pipeline, power, highway, and built-up ranch roads on privately controlled land in Mitchell County, Texas.
An 8-inch line already crosses the ranch.
An existing 8-inch pipeline runs north to south across the property. The operator is Energy Transfer, formerly Sunoco.
Three-phase service on the north side.
Three-phase service is available on the north side of the property, with single-phase elsewhere.
On the Interstate 20 corridor.
The ranch sits on the Interstate 20 corridor, the east-west route through Midland, Big Spring, Colorado City, and Abilene which carries most of the region's oil and gas traffic.
Midland to the west is the commercial center of the Permian Basin. Big Spring and Abilene put services, fabrication, and crews within a day's drive.
Established ranch roads, caliche surfaced.
Internal access runs on established ranch roads with caliche surfaces, built up over decades of working use rather than cut for a project.
The land sits in two blocks of similar size, in the same area, and each block has its own access route. Exact routing, gate positions, and site detail are provided during qualified diligence.
Construction inputs on the property.
Groundwater and caliche are present on the property.
What is here.
Infrastructure questions
Is there a pipeline on the property?
An existing 8-inch north-south pipeline crosses the ranch, operated by Energy Transfer, formerly Sunoco.
What electrical service is available?
Three-phase service is available on the north side of the property, with single-phase elsewhere.
How is the property reached from the highway network?
Through the Interstate 20 corridor, running through Midland, Big Spring, Colorado City, and Abilene, and from State Highway 208 running north to south through Colorado City.
What roads exist on the property itself?
Established ranch roads with caliche surfaces, built up over decades of working use. Exact routing is provided during qualified diligence.
Are water and material available on site for construction?
Groundwater and caliche are present on the property. See Water & Caliche.
Infrastructure described on this page is described as it physically exists on or near the property. Capacity, tariffs, interconnection, and commercial rights of access are held by third parties and require independent confirmation. Nothing on this website constitutes a commitment of capacity, a service guarantee, or an engineering opinion. Disclaimer