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COMPANY NEWS36 NDPC recognized for Pick Up the

Patch! Program; ENVIRON sponsors event at SETAC North America 2013; Hegg brings $44 million apartment project to Bakken; Fortis selected as finalist for the Oil & Gas Awards; Fortis selected as finalist for the Oil & Gas Awards

37 LT Environmental now offers gas leak detection service; Profile Products introduces Tornado Tack ST-1000; Painting and coating specialist joins Abrasives

38 NDPC hires consultant to assist with grant proposals; Fortis Energy Services expands its operations in ND; NETZSCH Pumps wins Breakthrough Product of the Year

Q&A COMPANY PROFILES6 ClearSpan, the industry-leader for

design-build fabric buildingsProviding highest quality products at the most competitive prices contribute to business success

8 Halcóns operation efficiency leads to improved economics in BakkenCompany’s implementation of drilling and completion modifications continues to yield positive results

10 R360 Environmental Solutions, paving the way of wellsite recyclingCutting edge R3 technology allows company to recycle and reuse waste for future uses

12 Wanzek: building strong from the inside outCompany exceeds in service with largest inventory of fluids heating units and technology

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Q. What is the official name of yourcompany?

A. ClearSpan Fabric Structures

Q. What do you mostwant people to knowabout your company?

A. We are the industryleader in tension fabricstructures and provide economical, design-build solutions for any application and anybudget.

Q. Where is your company located?A. We manufacture and distribute out of

our centrally located center in Dyersville,IA.

Q. What year was the companyfounded and by whom?

A. In 1979 by Barry Goldsher andChuck Clark.

Q. What is your company’s primarybusiness activity?

A. ClearSpan Fabric Structures providesdesign-build solutions formaterial, equipment andother storage needs.ClearSpan buildings featureabundant natural light andspacious interiors without

internal support posts. With minimal foun-dation requirements, the structures can bepermanent or temporary,and they are easy to relo-cate. Made in the USA, theycan be built to any lengthand up to 300’ wide.

Q. Are there important projects thecompany is currently a part of or hasdone recently?

A. Recently, ClearSpan installed two ofour Hercules Truss Arch Buildings for anoilfield services company in Montana. The

fabric structures, one at 73’ wide by 100’long and the other at 73’ wide by 160’ long,were installed using our Helical Anchorfoundation, which requires minimal siteprep and rapid installation. Our 73’ widedesign is our special Turnkey Building,which means manufacturing, delivery andinstallation is included for one low price.For this project in Montana, the customeralso added end walls and doors so theycould securely store their sand sacs for oil

drilling.

Q. Is the company chang-ing any of its services orproducts?

A. Our customers con-tinue to look at fast construction timelines.We continue to develop building and foun-dation solutions that allow us to build fastand at low cost.

Q. What is your company’s main

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strength or its edge over the competition?A. Two areas that really separate us from

the competition are our in-house financingand our product warranty. Pending creditapproval, our customers can qualify for upto seven years financing with zero moneydown and no interest, as well as no pay-ments for one year. The warranties on ourstructures carry a 50-year warranty on thestructural steel tubing we use for ourtrusses and a 20-year warranty on our high-density polyethylene rip-stop and UV-

treated fabric cover.

Q. What new markets, clients or proj-ects did your company attract in the lastyear?

A. Our fabric structures are classified asthe “Buildings of 1,000 Uses.” Just when wethink we’ve covered every industry and ap-plication, another customized requestcomes in. We do a lot in the agriculturaland equestrian industries and also quite ex-tensively serve the municipality and indus-

trial arenas as well. Our products havebeen distributed all across North America,Central America, the Caribbean, Pacific is-lands, Europe and Asia.

Q. What is the most challengingwork/contract the company has under-taken?

A. Our fabric structures can be engi-neered to meet local wind- and snow-loadfor any community. We’ve designed struc-tures to meet extreme demands in “Hurri-cane Zones” like Florida. Conversely, ourfabric structures have also been engi-neered and installed in places like Alaskaand Russia, where snow can be frequent.

Q. What are the biggest obstacles tocompleting work your company under-takes?

A. Our ability to build year round meansthat we find ourselves building in cold andfrigid environments. Dealing with thefrozen ground can present some obstacles,although we’ve always been able to over-come them.

Q. What is the address of your com-pany’s Web site?

A. www.ClearSpan.com/ADPN

Versatile – and fast – installation options also include container mounting for added interior height.ClearSpan structures can be permanent or temporary, and are easy to relocate. Made in the U.S.A.,they can be built to any length and up to 300’ wide

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Q. How would you describe the strat-egy that drives your company and howwill you implement it this year?

A. Our strategy is to build a significantposition in a few scalable liquids-richplays, prove that position through thedrillbit and build a large inventory of de-risked, but un-booked locations. Part ofthe strategy also includes divesting of allassets that do not compete for capitaland/or are considered non-core. As weexecute our plan over time, we expect togrow production, reserves and cash flow.

Q. How have high oil prices and lowgas prices affected your business?

A. When we started Halcón we made aconscious decision to focus on oil insteadof gas. By the time we sold Petrohawk, itwas apparent that due to the large, newsupplies from shale gas fields, gas priceswere going to be under pressure forquite some time. We felt like the econom-ics on oil plays were strong and likely tostay that way for the foreseeable future.Since we don’t know what commodityprices will do in the future, we hedge ap-proximately 80 percent of what we ex-pect to produce in order to protect cashflow.

Q. What results are you seeing fromthe modifications made to drilling andcompletions in the Williston Basin?

A. The Company continues to modifyits drilling completions techniques in aneffort to improve recoveries and reducecosts. Based on improved results to date,Halcón has revised the EUR estimateshigher for its type curves. The Companyis now using one average type curve forall Bakken and Three Forks wells drilledin the Fort Berthold area, and one aver-age type curve for all Bakken wellsdrilled in Williams County. In the FortBerthold area, the average Bakken/ThreeForks type curve increased by 39% to801 thousand barrels of oil equivalent(Mboe), while the average Bakken typecurve EUR in Williams County was re-

Halcóns operation efficiency leads toimproved economics in Bakken

Company’s implementation of drilling and completion modifications continues to yield positive results

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vised higher by 43% to 477 Mboe.Data suggests that wells completed with slickwater fracs in

the Williston Basin are outperforming wells completed withcross-linked gel, all else being equal. As a result, Halcón plans tocomplete the majority of its future operated wells in the Willis-ton Basin using the slickwater frac technique. All Company-op-erated wells online in the Fort Berthold area that werecompleted via a slickwater frac are outperforming the new 801Mboe type curve.

Additionally, early stage downspacing tests continue to yieldpositive results, and indicate the potential for up to16 locations per drilling spacing unit (DSU) in theFort Berthold area, which would more than triplethe Company’s drilling inventory in this area alonecompared to the previous development plan.

Q. You recently announced the TMS as one of your coreplays. What are your plans for this region?

A. We currently have approximately 307,000 net acres leasedor under contract in what we think is the geologic core of thisplay. Approximately 77 percent of the acreage is located inSouthwest Mississippi and Louisiana Florida Parishes, alsoknown as the “Eastern TMS”. We plan to operate an average of 2rigs for the remainder of 2014 and spud 10-12 gross operatedwells in this play. We also expect to participate in several non-operated wells. We have been working the Tuscaloosa MarineShale from a geologic standpoint and monitoring industry activ-ity in the play for quite some time. Our strategy is to identifyscalable and repeatable resources plays where we feel we canmeaningfully improve the economics by applying our extensivetechnical experience. We believe the TMS fits that strategy, andwe’re excited about our position in the play.

Q. Last year you announced a new play, El Halcón. Whatare your plans for development?

A. We currently have approximately 100,000 net acres in El

Halcón, which is located in East Texas in and around Brazos andBurleson Counties. El Halcón is an extension of the South TexasEagle Ford shale play in which our management team here atHalcón drilled the discovery well in 2008 while at Petrohawk.We’ve identified +/- 1,000 drilling locations. The reservoir is 200’thick with high oil saturation and good porosity. It lies betweenthe Buda and Austin Chalk formations. We have experienced sig-nificant production growth here; going from almost no produc-tion to over 7,000 net barrels of oil equivalent per day in 12months. El Halcón is definitely an area of focus for us. It repre-sents approximately 40 percent of our total drilling and comple-tions budget for 2014. We recently drilled the record well in theplay and hope to translate improvements in well costs and effi-ciencies across all areas of the company.

Q. You have divested or are planning to divest multipleproperties this year. How does that fit within your strategyand impact your plan going forward?

A. Last year we divested properties that had an impact of ap-proximately 9,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day from non-core conventional assets located throughout the U.S. for $450million. Estimated proved reserves associated with these di-vested properties was approximately 23 million barrels of oilequivalent. These were all non-core properties with high LOEand limited upside.

In addition, we expect to close on another divestiture for ap-proximately $450 million related to some producing and unde-veloped assets in East Texas in the second quarter of this year.

It has always been our strategy to sell properties that do notfit our model and reinvest the proceeds into our core areas. Weare always working towards having a tightly focused, qualityproperty set. With these divestments we have become a moreconcentrated oil producer and expect to realize lower operat-ing costs from a more concentrated portfolio.

Q. What is the greatest challenge you face thisyear?

A. Execution is always a risk inherent to the oiland gas business, but we think this risk is mini-mized by our team’s successful track record and

strong history of solid execution. We also believe that technol-ogy will ultimately drive recoveries and economics, which iswhy we invest heavily in our technical team. Halcón is at theforefront of adoption and application of cutting-edge unconven-tional drilling and completion technology to drive well perform-ance.

Q. What is the one thing you want investors to know?A. How far we have come in such a short period of time. Hal-

cón has only been around for two years, and in that time, we’vegrown a $550 million start-up into a multi-billion dollar com-pany that has hundreds of thousands of quality acres in some ofthe most prolific plays in the U.S. We have a management teamthat is experienced, has realized great success for shareholdersin past ventures and is working hard to do so again. We are ontrack to deliver on our strategy. There’s still work to do— delin-eating our acreage, continuing to search for other resource playopportunities and realizing operational improvements—but weare well on our way.

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Q. What is the official name of your company?A. R360 Environmental Solutions

Q. Is your firm a subsidiary or affiliate of other compa-nies? If so, please name those firms and their relationship toyour company.

A. R360 Environmental Solutions is a wholly owned sub-sidiary of Waste Connections, Inc (NYSE: WCN).

Q. What do you most want people to knowabout your company?

A. R360 Environmental Solutions offers themost peace of mind and best in class all-around relia-bility in offsite E&P waste disposal and management.

Q. Where is your company located?A. R360’s regional headquarters is located in The Woodlands,

TX. We have facilities in all major shale plays including Texas,

Louisiana, Wyoming, Oklahoma, North Dakota and New Mexico.

Q. What year was the company founded and by whom?A. R360 was formed in July of 2010 by the union of three of

the nation’s largest E&P waste disposal companies.In 2012, R360 was awarded Environmental Initiative of the

Year award at the Oil & Gas Awards – Gulf Coast.

Q. What is your company’s primary business ac-tivity?

A. R360 provides their customers with E&Pwaste disposal and treatment services.

Q. Are there important projects the company is currently apart of or has done recently?

A. R3 RoadBase™ is R360’s process of converting E&P wasteinto a commercially viable product used in road, pad and lotconstruction.

R360 Environmental Solutions, paving theway of wellsite recycling

Cutting edge R3 technology allows company to recycle and reuse waste for future uses

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Q. Is your company expanding any ofits operations or locations?

A. We are always trying to stay aheadof the game, building or buying facilitieswhere our clients most need R360.

Q. Is the company changing any of itsservices or products?

A. R360’s approach is tonot deviate very far fromour specific niche, but isconstantly implementingmeasures to improve ourprocesses, economics andcustomer service.

Q. What is your company’s mainstrength or its edge over the competi-tion?

A. R360 offers unmatched breadth andliability protection – with 22 locationsacross 6 states, backed by a $5 billion+balance sheet. Our unmatched expertiseand service adds up to total reliability ofall our customers E&P waste treatmentneeds.

Q. What new markets, clients or proj-ects did your company attract in thelast year?

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opened our Fairfield Facilityin Fairfield, ND (Bakken).Services there include liquidwaste treatment and disposal.

Q. What do you see asyour company’s biggest chal-

lenge in the next five years?A. Government and regulators will be

among the stakeholders with the biggesteconomic impact on our company overthe next 3 to 5 years. We expect govern-mental oversight in our industry to in-crease over time. Although newregulations can put value at risk, it canalso create new opportunities. Thus, weare constantly identifying and evaluatingkey issues that may affect our industry

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Q. What is the official name of yourcompany?

A. Wanzek Construction, Inc.

Q. Is your firm a subsidiary or affili-ate of other companies? If so, pleasename those firms and their relationshipto your company.

A. Wanzek is a subsidiary of MasTec,Inc., a leading infrastructure constructioncompany operating mainly throughoutNorth America across a range of indus-tries. For more information visitwww.mastec.com.

Q. Where is your company located?A. West Fargo, ND

Q. What year was the companyfounded and by whom?

A. September 14, 1971 – State of NorthDakota – Leo Wanzek

Q. What is your company’s primarybusiness activity?

A. We are a heavy industrial contractor.

Q. How many employees does yourcompany have?

A. It varies by work schedule and thetime of year, anywhere from 600 – 1000+.


A. www.wanzek.com. You can also fol-low our company on LinkedIn.

Q. What do you most want people toknow about your company?

A. Motivated by our vi-sion of “Building Strong”,we strive to be a leadingconstruction companythrough our people, safetyculture, experience and dedicated teams.

As a direct-hire, heavy industrial con-tractor, Wanzek serves the industries ofpower, renewable energy, oil & gas,heavy/civil and industrial agriculture.After more than four decades completing

successful projects for our clients, we un-derstand that each job site has its ownunique characteristics and challenges andthat planning, preparation and communi-cation with our clients is essential for thesuccess of each project.

Q. Are there important projects thecompany is currently a part of or hasdone recently?

A. Wanzek Construction was selectedas the balance of plant contractor for aproject that is using a cutting edge proto-

type wind turbine. Wanzek willutilize its Terex DemagCC2800 crane in super-liftconfiguration to performthis work. Once the proto-type is completed, Wanzek

will be the only contractor in NorthAmerica with experience assembling thisparticular wind turbine.

Q. Describe the equipment your com-pany uses and are there any new equip-

Wanzek: building strong from the inside outCompany has brought value and excellence to every project for over 40 years

Whether new construction, regular maintenance, planned outages or emer-gencies, Wanzek is responding to the increasing demand for electricity inNorth Dakota and throughout the U.S.

Wanzek’s Oil & Gas portfolio includes maintenance services to major com-pressor stations, pump stations, meter stations, LNG facilities, tank farms,liquid handling facilities and NGL stations.

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ment purchases planned?A. Wanzek’s fleet of all terrain, rough

terrain, lattice-boom crawlers and hy-draulic truck cranes, has earned recogni-tion on American Cranes & TransportMagazine’s list of North America’s LargestCrane Owning companies. Wanzek’scrane fleet ranges from Rough Terrain 28-75 ton to Crawler 100-660 ton. Our fea-tured cranes include Mobile 38-275 ton,Terex CC 2800 660 ton superlift, TerexCC 2500 550 ton superlift/luffer, and ATClink-belt 3275 275 all terrain ton.

Q. Is your company expanding any ofits operations or locations?

A. Wanzek is currently constructing anew facility in Alexander, ND that willserve as a depot for the firm’s crane

equipment storage and maintenance. Thissix-acre site features an 8,000-sq-ft shopand office building and will also provideliving quarters for up to twenty fourcrane services team members working inthe Bakken. The project is slated to becompleted in May 2014.

Q. Is the company changing any of itsservices or products?

A. In the Oil &Gas IndustryWanzek’s demand for crane services in

oil-rich Western North Dakota has ex-panded significantly, with opportunitiesin a wide range of services to the oil andgas industry. In addition to a fleet of com-pany-owned cranes and equipment,Wanzek’s experienced direct-hire crewsand knowledgeable project managers en-

able consistent delivery of the highestquality work. A dedication to performingefficient management services using lead-ing edge technology, whether software,equipment or training, allows Wanzek tocomplete jobs at a high standard of excel-lence.

Wanzek oil and gas services comprisesof facilities construction, including pumpand compressor stations; crude oil andgas plant expansions; skid & module fab-rications; bulk terminals & storage andLNG/GNL storage as well as reliabilityand maintenance services, includingpipeline maintenance; facilities mainte-nance; capital modifications; hydrostatictesting support, and drilling support in-cluding crane services support; well paddevelopment; equipment settings androustabout services.

In Operating & Maintenance ServicesWanzek Construction, Inc., a MasTec

company, is continuing to expand its op-erations and maintenance services in thewind industry. As a top-tier wind contrac-tor, Wanzek has erected over 2800 tur-bines and constructed over 5400MW ofwind energy generation capacity. Thecompany has expanded this success witha growing O&M services department thatprovides wind project owners and opera-tors a single-source solution for mechani-cal, electrical, civil and crane services.Operations Manager, Rob Lee states,“Wanzek’s success in wind power con-struction led to a strong understanding ofthe current O&M landscape.”

Q. What is your company’s mainstrength or its edge over the competi-tion?

A. Company owned equipment fleetand highly trained teams. Wanzek contin-ually strives for excellence. We focus oncontinuous improvement and the resultsthat come from aligning purpose, peopleand values. We provide our teams withthe resources and tools needed to be suc-cessful. The result is achieving customers’expectations safely, profitably and in amanner that is rewarding for both or cus-tomers and our team.

Trade Shows that Wanzek will havebooths at during 2014: ND PetroleumCouncil, Dickinson, ND, September 24-25th; GRC (Geothermal), Portland, OR,September 28-October 1st; Solar PowerInternational, Las Vegas, NV, October 20-23rd; POWER-GEN, Orlando, FL, Decem-ber 9-11th.

Wanzek’s fleet of all terrain, rough terrain, lattice-boom crawlers and hydraulic truck cranes, hasearned recognition on American Cranes & Transport Magazine’s list of North America’s Largest CraneOwning companies.

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UPSTREAMEXPLORATION & PRODUCTION

Abraxas Petroleum Corp.Robert L.G. Watson, president and CEO18803 Meisner Dr, San Antonio, TX 78258Website: www.abraxaspetroleum.comPhone: (210) 490-4788 / Executive fax: (210)918-6675 / Operations fax (210) 490-8837 /Land fax (210) 495-1107Regional office: 2519 Beaver Creek Rd, Wat-ford City, ND 58854Phone: (701) 842 3428Stock exchange: Nasdaq CM / Ticker symbol:AXASEstablished in: 1977MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 2,685 bbls

American Eagle Energy Corp.Brad Colby, president and chief executive offi-cerTom Lantz, chief operating [email protected] W Main St, Ste 202, Littleton, CO 80120Website: www.americaneagleenergy.com

Phone: (303) 798-5235 / Fax: (303) 798-5767Stock exchange: OTCBB / Ticker symbol:AMZGEstablished in: 2011MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 2,634 bbls

Armstrong Operating Inc.Phillip D. Armstrong, attorney20 First St SW, Ste 260, Minot, ND 58701Phone: (701) 838-9422MT daily average production: 31 bblsND daily average production: 578 bbls

Arsenal Energy USA Inc.Arsenal Energy Inc.Neil MacKay, chairman of the boardTony van Winkoop, president and CEO639 Fifth Ave SW, Ste 1900, Calgary, AB T2P0M9Website: www.arsenalenergy.comPhone: (403) 262-4854 / Fax: (403) 265-6877Stock exchange: Toronto / Ticker symbol: AEIMT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 898 bbls

Baytex Energy USA LtdRaymond T. Chan, executive chairmanJames L. Bowzer, president and CEO

Centennial Place, East Tower, 2800, 520 ThirdAve SW, Calgary, Alberta T2P 0R3Website: www.baytex.ab.caPhone: (587) 952-3000 / Fax: (587) 952-3029Help desk: [email protected] exchange: Toronto, New York / Tickersymbol: BTEMT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 4,845 bbls

Brigham Exploration Co.Brigham Oil & Gas L.P.Statoil purchased. See Statoil.

Burlington Resources Oil & Gas Company LPSubsidiary of ConocoPhillipsRyan Lance, chairman and chief executive of-ficerMatt Fox, executive vice president, explo-ration and productionPerry Pearce, manager of state governmentaffairs-Rocky Mountains region600 N Dairy Ashford, Houston, TX 77079-1175PO Box 2197, Houston, TX 77252-2197Website: www.conocophillips.comPhone: (281) 293-1000North Dakota office: 1009 Fourth Ave SE,Watford City, ND 58854Phone: (701) 842-4234Stock exchange: NYSE / Ticker symbol: COPMT daily average production: 980 bblsND daily average production: 48,085 bbls

ConocoPhillipsOperates in the Bakken mainly as BurlingtonResources Oil & Gas Company LP. Note: In this directory ConocoPhillips-ownedBurlington Resources production was addedto ConocoPhillips’ separate production.See Burlington Resources Oil & Gas Company,LP.

Continental Resources Inc.Harold G. Hamm, chairman and chief execu-tive officerW.F. “Rick” Bott, president and chief opera-tions officer20 N Broadway, Oklahoma City, OK 73102PO Box 269000, Oklahoma City, OK 73126Phone: (405) 234-9000 / Fax: (405) 234-9253Website: www.contres.comMontana offices: *Baker (406) 778-3319*Sidney (406) 433-3006North Dakota offices: *Killdeer (701) 764-6582*Rhame (701) 279-6688 *Tioga (701) 664-3001Stock exchange: NYSE / Ticker symbol: CLREstablished in: 1967In February 2014 Continental was the No. 1oil producer in Montana and North Dakota. MT daily average production: 17,251 bbls


Active companiesAttention readers: The following upstream Exploration & Production listings include welloperators in North Dakota and Montana that produce at least 600 barrels of oil per day fromthe Bakken petroleum system, which has a number of geological zones, including ThreeForks. One significant Williston Basin Canada operator, Lightstream Resources, is listed, butwithout daily production because Saskatchewan does not report Bakken well output.

The only non-operators listed in this section are Northern Oil and Gas and PetroShale be-cause of the size of their investments and their involvement in their partners’ operations. The Bakken Oil & Gas Directory is essentially a marketing tool for regular advertisers in Pe-troleum News Bakken — a value-added product, per se. But it is also meant to be of use toPetroleum News Bakken readers, so oil and gas companies, the heart of the activity in any oilprovince, are listed in the directory under Exploration & Production Companies, whether ornot they are regular advertisers in the newspaper.

Associations and government offices involved in the Williston Basin’s Bakken are also listed,whether or not they advertise, as a service to Petroleum News Bakken readers, all of whomreceive a copy of this directory.

The production numbers included in the directory are from October — the latest month re-ported to the states of North Dakota and Montana by most of the companies — and excludeproduction from wells on confidential status. The information comes directly from Petro-leum News Bakken’s analysis of information released by the North Dakota Industrial Com-mission and the Montana Board of Oil & Gas Conservation Commission.

Production from Northern Oil and Gas and PetroShale is not listed because they do not oper-ate any wells and so the aforementioned state agencies do not collect production informa-tion from them. Both companies’ websites, however, are listed herein. It is possibleproduction information (or contacts for more information) is listed on those sites.

All corrections and suggestions should be sent to me, Kay Cashman, via email at [email protected].

—KAY CASHMAN, PUBLISHER & EXECUTIVE EDITOR


ND daily average production: 85,386 bbls

Cornerstone Natural Resources LLCDavid Kornder, president and chief executiveofficer1225 17th St, Ste 200, Denver, CO 80202Email: [email protected]: (303)-468-5860 / Fax: (303) 468-5861North Dakota field office: PO Box 160, Bow-bells, ND 58721Website:www.cornerstonenaturalresources.comMT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 715 bbls

Crescent Point Energy U.S. Corp. Crescent Point Energy Corp.Scott Saxberg, president and chief executiveofficer of parentKent Mitchell, president, Crescent Point En-ergy U.S. Corp.111 Fifth Ave SW, Ste 2800, Calgary, AB T2P3Y6Phone: (403) 693-0020 / Fax: (403) 693-0070555 17th St, Ste 1800, Denver, CO 80202Phone: (720) 880-3610 / Fax: (303) 292-1562Website: www.crescentpointenergy.comStock exchange: TSX / Ticker symbol: CPGEstablished in: 2001MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 2,215 bbls

Denbury Onshore LLCAll of its North Dakota and Montana produc-tion from the Bakken petroleum system waspurchased in 2012 by XTO Energy, a subsidiaryof ExxonMobil. The pool in North Dakota thatthis oil comes from is the Lodgepole, which ispart of the Bakken petroleum system.MT daily average production: 4 bblsND daily average production: 1,405 bbls

Emerald Oil Inc.McAndrew Rudisill, chief executive officerand presidentDavid Veltri, chief operating officer1600 Broadway, Ste 1360, Denver, CO 80202Phone: (303) 323-0008Website: www.emeraldoil.com/Stock exchange: NYSE / Ticker symbol: EOXMT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 2,402 bbls

Enerplus Resources USA Corp.EnerplusIan C. Dundas, president and chief executiveofficer of parentEdward McLaughlin, president of USA sub-sidiaryEarl McKay, operations superintendent, headsup ND and MT officesThe Dome Tower, 333 Seventh Ave SW, Ste3000, Calgary, AB T2P 2Z1Phone: (403) 298-2200 / Fax: (403) 298-2211Website: www.enerplus.comNorth Dakota office: 1866 Bear Den Rd, Wat-ford City, ND 58854Phone: (701) 675-2135

Montana office: 815 Third St NE, Sidney, MT59270 Phone: (406) 433-5055Fax: (406) 433-5056Stock exchange: TSX, NYSE / Ticker symbol:ERFEstablished in 1986MT daily average production: 5,236 bblsND daily average production: 13,995 bbls

EOG Resources Inc.William R. “Bill” Thomas, chairman of theboard and chief executive officerGary Thomas, chief operating officer1111 Bagby, Sky Lobby 2, Houston, TX 77002PO Box 4362, Houston, TX 77210-4362Phone: (713) 651-7000 / Fax: (713) 651-6995Regional office: 600 17th St, Ste 1000N, Den-ver, CO 80202Regional phone: (303) 572-9000 / Fax: (303)824-5400North Dakota offices:*Stanley—6201 81st Ave NW, Stanley, ND58784Phone: (701) 628-1689*Williston—(701) 875-2812Website: www.eogresources.comStock exchange: New York / Ticker symbol:EOGEstablished in: 1999MT daily average production: 2,271 bblsND daily average production: 69,893 bbls

ExxonMobilXTO Energy Inc., operator, subsidiary ofExxonMobilRex W. Tillerson, ExxonMobil chairman andCEO5959 Las Colinas Blvd, Irving, TX 75039-2298Website: www.exxonmobil.comPhone (972) 444-1000Randy J. Cleveland, XTO Energy presidentXTO Energy headquarters: 810 Houston St,Fort Worth, TX 76102-6298Phone (817) 870-2800 or (800) 299-2800 / Fax(817) 870-1671Website: www.xtoenergy.comXTO’s western division office: 9127 S JamaicaSt, Englewood, CO 80112Phone (303) 397-3600North Dakota offices:*Williston—Williston, ND 58801Phone: (701) 572-2705 *Tioga—Tioga, ND 58852Phone: (701) 664-3147*Killdeer— Killdeer, ND 58640 Phone: (701) 863-6545Stock exchange: Trades on several includingNYSE / Ticker symbol: XOMXTO established in: 1985MT daily average production: 5,878 bblsND daily average production: 45,294 bbls

Fidelity Exploration and Production MDU Resources GroupKent Wells, president and chief executive offi-cer of FidelityDennis Zander, Bakken operations managers1700 Lincoln St, Ste 2800, Denver, CO 80203Phone: (303) 893-3133 / Fax: (303) 893-1964Website: www.fidelityepco.com

E-mail: [email protected] operations office: 2010 MontanaAve, Glendive, MT 59330Phone: (406) 359-7360 / Fax: (406) 359-7273North Dakota operations office: PO Box 889,Stanley, ND 58784Phone: (701) 628-3122Stock exchange: NYSE / Ticker symbol: MDUEstablished in: 1930MT daily average production: 91 bblsND daily average production: 11,061 bbls

GMX Resources Inc.Ken Kenworthy Jr., chief executive officerMichael J. Rohleder, president9400 N Broadway, Ste 600, Oklahoma City, OK73114Website: www.gmxresources.comPhone (405) 600-0711Stock exchange: New York / Ticker symbol:GMXR Note: per the company’s website due to its“Chapter 11 filing and as is customary, GMXRanticipates delisting procedures to beginwhich the Company will not contest. Addi-tional information regarding GMXR's Chapter11 proceedings can be found athttp://dm.epiq11.com/GMX or by calling 877-854-0023 (within U.S.) or +1-503-597-7711(outside U.S.)”MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: none reportedby the State of North Dakota

Hess Corp.Dr. Mark R. Williams, chairman of the board John B. Hess, chief executive officerGregory P. Hill, president and chief operatingofficer of exploration and productionDavid McKay, director of the Bakken project1185 Ave of the Americas, 40th Fl, New York,NY 10036Phone: (212) 997-8500 Regional headquarters: Hess Tower 1501 McK-inney St, Houston, TX 77010Phone: (713) 496-4000Local office: 3520 N Broadway, Minot, ND58703Phone: (701) 420-6900Website: www.hess.comStock exchange: New York / Ticker symbol:HESEstablished in: 1933MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 77,233 bbls

HRC OperatingHalcón Resources Corp.Floyd C. Wilson, chairman and chief executiveofficer Stephen W. Herod, president Jon Wright, vice president operations,Bakken/Three Forks1801 California St., Ste 3500, Denver CO,80202Phone: (303) 297-2028Website: www.halconresources.comEstablished in: 2011Description from Halcón: Halcón Resources


Corporation (Halcón) is an independent en-ergy company focused on the acquisition,production, exploration and development ofonshore liquids-rich assets in the UnitedStates. While Halcón is a new venture, we op-erate on a proven strategy used in prior, suc-cessful ventures. We have an experiencedstaff and use the most advanced technology,enabling us to make informed and effectivebusiness decisions. Spanish for hawk, Halcónembraces the vision and agility to become aresource powerhouse in the oil and gas indus-try.MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 27,867 bbls

Hunt Oil Co.Steve Suellentrop, president1900 N Akard St, Dallas, TX 75201Website: www.huntoil.comPhone: (214) 978-8000 / Fax: (214) 978-8888North Dakota offices:*Minot—1424 20th Ave SW, Minot, ND 58701Phone: (701) 852-0504*Parshall—4598 72nd Ave NW, Parshall, ND58770Phone: (701) 862-2058Established in: 1934MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 9,215 bbls

Kodiak Oil & Gas Corp.Lynn A. Peterson, chairman, chief executiveofficer and presidentJames E. Catlin, executive vice president ofbusiness development1625 Broadway, Ste 250, Denver, CO 80202Phone: (303) 592-8075 / Fax: (303) 592-8071Website: www.kodiakog.comNorth Dakota office: 677 27th Ave E, Dickin-son, ND 58601.Phone: (701) 483-6581Stock exchange: New York / Ticker symbol:KOGEstablished in: 1972MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 38,798 bbls

Lightstream Resources (Saskatchewan, Canada)Formerly PetroBakken Energy Ltd.John D. Wright, president, chief executive of-ficer and director2800, 525 – Eighth Ave SW, Calgary, AlbertaT2P 1G1Website: www.lightstreamresources.comPhone: (403) 268-7800 / Fax: (403) 218-6075Stock exchange: Toronto / Ticker symbol: LTS

Marathon OilLee M. Tillman, president and chief executiveofficerLance W. Robertson, vice president—NorthAmerica production operationsTerry Kovacevich, Bakken regional vice presi-dent 5555 San Felipe St, Houston, TX 77056Phone: (713) 629-6600

North Dakota office: 3172 Hwy 22 N, Dickin-son, ND 58601Phone: (701) 456-7500Website: www.marathonoil.comStock exchange: New York / Ticker symbol:MROEstablished in: 1887MT daily average production: 241 bblsND daily average production: 43,155 bbls

Mountain Divide LLCMountainview Energy Ltd.Patrick M. Montalban, president and chief ex-ecutive officerCBM Building, Box 200—33 First Ave SW, CutBank, MT 59427-0222Website: http://mountainviewenergy.comEmail: [email protected]: (406) 873-2235 / Fax: (406) 873-2835Field office: 1320 Division St, Ste 2, Billings,MT 59101Phone: (406) 969-5590Stock exchange: Toronto / Ticker symbol:MVW.VMT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 618 bbls

Murex Petroleum Corp.Waldo J. Ackerman, president515 N Sam Houston Parkway E, Ste 485, Hous-ton, TX 77060Phone: (281) 590-3313 / Fax: (281) 590-3381Website: www.murexpetroleum.comColorado office: PO Box 440758, Aurora, CO80044Phone: (303) 360-8223 / Fax: (303) 617-8836Established in: 1996MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 8,249 bbls

Newfield Exploration Co.Newfield Production Co.Newfield Rocky Mountains Inc.Lee K. Boothby, chairman, president and CEODaryll T. Howard, vice president, Rocky Moun-tains4 Waterway Square Pl, Ste 100, The Wood-lands, TX 77380Phone: (281) 210-5100 / Fax: (281) 210-5101Website: www.newfield.comStock exchange: NYSE / Ticker symbol: NFXRocky Mountains office: 1001 17th St, Ste2000, Denver, CO 80202Phone: (303) 893-0102 / Fax: (303) 893-0103North Dakota office: 116 Main St, Williston,ND 58801Phone: (701) 774-2803MT daily average production: 665 bblsND daily average production: 16,532 bbls

Northern Oil & Gas Inc. (non-operator)Michael L. Reger, chairman and chief execu-tive officer315 Manitoba Ave, Ste 200, Wayzata, MN55391Website: www.northernoil.comPhone (952) 476-9800 / Fax: (952) 476-9801Stock exchange: NYSE, AMEX / Ticker symbol:NOG

Oasis Petroleum Inc (OAS) orOasis Petroleum North America LLCThomas B. Nusz, chairman of the board of di-rectorsKent Beers, senior vice president of land1001 Fannin St, Ste 1500, Houston, TX 77002Website: www.oasispetroleum.comPhone: (281) 404-9500Stock exchange: NYSE / Ticker symbol: OASNorth Dakota field office: 5437 137th AveNW, Williston, ND 58801Phone: (701) 577-1600Established in: 2007MT daily average production: 7,212 bblsND daily average production: 41,602 bbls

Oxy USA Inc. Occidental PetroleumStephen I. Chazen, president and chief execu-tive officerVicki A. Hollub, vice president of U.S. opera-tionsGreg Harrison, Williston division manager10889 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024-4201Website: www.oxy.comPhone: (310) 208-8800North Dakota field offices:*Dickinson—340 21st St W, Dickinson, ND58601Phone: (701) 264-4120*Kenmare—23 W Division St, Kenmare, ND58746-7120Phone: (701) 385-3656Stock exchange: New York / Ticker symbol:OXYEstablished in: 1920MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 16,691 bbls

Petro-Hunt LLCBruce W. Hunt, presidentDouglas H. Hunt, director of acquisitionsTommy Moffett, district manager1601 Elm St, Ste 3400, Dallas, TX 75201Phone (214) 880-8400 / Fax: (214) 880-7101Website: www.petro-hunt.comNorth Dakota regional office: Fourth andBroadway, Ste 414, Bismarck, ND 58502-0935Phone (701) 258-1557 / Fax: (701) 258-1562 North Dakota field offices:*Charlson—4561 106th Ave NW, New Town,ND 58763Phone (701) 675-2467 / Fax: (701) 675-2504*Killdeer—258 119th Ave SW, Killdeer, ND58640Phone: (701) 863-6622 / Fax: (701) 863-6620*Little Knife plant office—813 123rd Ave SW,Killdeer, ND 58640Phone: (701) 863-6500 / Fax: (701) 863-6999*McGregor (Tioga)—10060 81st St NW, Mc-Gregor, ND 58755Phone: (701) 546-4601 / Fax: (701) 546-4646Established in: 1956MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 18,894 bbls

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PetroShale (US) Inc. (non-operator)M. Bruce Chernoff, executive chairman andchief executive officerTony Izzo, vice president, business develop-mentJohn Fair, president1801 Broadway, Ste 920, Denver, CO 80202Phone: (303) 297-1407Stock Exchange: Toronto / Ticker symbol: PSHWebsite: www.petroshaleinc.com

QEP Resources Inc.QEP Energy Co.Charles B. “Chuck” Stanley, president andCEO1050 17th St, Ste 500, Denver, CO 80265Website: www.qepres.comPhone: (303) 672-6900 / Fax: (303) 294-9632Stock exchange: NYSE / Ticker symbol: QEPMT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 30,946 bbls

Samson Resources Co.KKR & Co.Randy Limbacher, chief executive officer anddirectorRichard Fraley, executive vice president andchief operating officerRobert Schaffitzel, senior vice president Rock-ies and business developmentSamson Plaza, Two W Second St, Tulsa, OK74103-3103Phone (918) 591-1791 / Fax: (918) 591-1796Rockies regional office: 370 17th St, Ste 3000,Denver, CO 80202Phone: (720) 904-1391Websites: www.samson.com andwww.kkr.comEstablished in: 1970 MT daily average production: 66 bblsND daily average production: 6,423 bbls

Sequel Energy LLCDouglas W. York, founder and managingmemberJeffrey C. Hemphill, founder and managingmemberTerry S. Holzwarth, region manager, RockyMountains1600 Stout St, Ste 1900, Denver, CO 80202Website: www.sequelenergy.comPhone: (303) 468-2106 / Fax: (303) 446-0698Regional office: 401 N 31st St, Ste 1280,Billings, MT 59103Phone: (406) 869-8840 / Fax: (406) 294-8819MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 3,378 bbls

Sinclair Oil and Gas Co.Sinclair Oil Corp.Peter Johnson, presidentRoss Mattews, chief executive officerPO Box 30825, Salt Lake City, UT 84130, 550East South TempleEmail: [email protected]: www.sinclairoil.comPhone: (801) 524-2700 / Fax: (801) 524-2877Established in: 1916MT daily average production: 114 bblsND daily average production: 1,945 bbls

Slawson Exploration Co. Inc.Todd Slawson, president and chief executiveofficer Craig Slawson, vice presidentRiver Park Pl, Ste 400, 727 N Waco, Wichita,KS 67203Phone: (316) 263-3201 / Fax (316) 268-0702Website: www.slawsoncompanies.com/explo-ration.htmlEmail: [email protected] division exploration & production of-fice:1675 Broadway, Ste 1600, Denver, CO 80202Phone: (303) 592-8880 / Fax: (303) 592-8881Established in: 1957MT daily average production: 1,881 bblsND daily average production: 23,877 bbls

SM Energy Co.Tony Best, chief executive officerJay Ottoson, president and chief operating of-ficerMark Mueller, senior vice president & regionalmanager, Rockies1775 Sherman St, Ste 1200, Denver, CO 80203Website: www.sm-energy.comPhone: (303) 861-8140Rocky Mountain regional office: 550 N 31st St,Ste 500, Billings, MT 59101Phone: (406) 245-6248North Dakota field office: 5063 141 St AveNW, Williston, ND 58801Phone: (701) 774-3312Stock exchange: NYSE / Ticker symbol: SMEstablished in: 1908MT daily average production: 734 bblsND daily average production: 18,365 bbls

Statoil ASAHelge Lund, chief executive officerLance Langford, vice president for Bakken op-erationsForusbeen 50, 4035 Stavanger, NorwayBox 8500 NO-4035 Stavanger, NorwayWebsite: www.statoil.comPhone: +47 51 99 00 00 / Fax: +47 51 99 00 50North Dakota office: 14649 Brigham Dr, Willis-ton, ND 58801Phone: (701) 875-3501Stock exchange: New York / Ticker symbol:STOStock exchange: Oslo Stock Exchange / Tickersymbol: STLEstablished in: 1972MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 45,620 bbls

TAQA North USATAQA, Abu Dhabi National Energy Company PJSCCarl Sheldon, chief executive officer, TAQADerek Loomer, chief financial officer, TAQANorthReigh MacPherson, chief petrophysicist andmanager of new ventures, TAQA NorthAl Maqam Tower (Tower 3), Sowwah Square,Al Maryah IslandPO Box 55224, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emi-rates Phone: +971 2 691 4900 / Fax: +971 2 641 3286

7400 E Caley Ave, Ste 200, Centennial, CO80111-6713Phone: (720) 200-9410Established in: 2007MT daily average production: 732 bblsND daily average production: none reportedfor the State of North Dakota

Triangle USA Petroleum Corp.Triangle Petroleum Corp.Jonathan Samuels, president and chief execu-tive officerJustin Bliffen, chief financial officer1200 17th St, Ste 2600, Denver, CO 80202Website: www.trianglepetroleum.comPhone: (303) 260-7125 / Fax: (303) 260-5080Stock exchange: New York / Ticker symbol:TPLMMT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 9,384 bbls

True Oil LLCTom Walker, manager455 N Poplar, Casper, WY 82602PO Drawer 2360, Casper, WY 82602Website: www.truecos.com/true_oilPhone: (307) 237-9301Established in: 1953MT daily average production: 5 bblsND daily average production: 1,081 bbls

Whiting Petroleum Corp.Whiting Oil and Gas Corp.James J. Volker, chief executive office1700 Broadway, Ste 2300, Denver, CO 80290Website: www.whiting.comPhone: (303) 837-1661 / Fax: (303) 861-4023Stock exchange: New York / Ticker symbol:WLLEstablished in: 1980MT daily average production: 3,518 bblsND daily average production:

WPX Energy Williston LLCWPX Energy Inc.James J. Bender, president and chief executiveofficerChris Dorsey, North Dakota leasing rep Phone: (539) 573-5157One Williams Center, Tulsa, OK 74172Website: www.wpxenergy.comPhone, headquarters: (855) 979-20121801 Burdick Expy W, Minot, ND 58701-5667Phone, Minot office: (701) 837-2900Phone, New Town office: (701) 627-7202Established in: 2011MT daily average production: none reportedby State of MontanaND daily average production: 71,930 bbls

XTO Energy Inc.Acquired by ExxonMobil.See ExxonMobil.

Zavanna LLCWilliam L. Coleman, presidentTravis Pfaff, Bakken operationsTabor Center, 1200 17th St, Ste 2000, Denver,CO 80202Website: www.zavanna.comPhone: (303) 595-8004 / Fax: (303) 595-9847


North Dakota field office: 820 42nd St W,Williston, ND 58801Phone: (701) 557-3543Established in: 1994MT daily average production: none reportedfor the State of MontanaND daily average production: 6,869 bbls

OILFIELD SERVICE, SUPPLY

& EQUIPMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES & PRODUCTS(INCLUDES CONSULTING & ENGINEERING, LAND

SURVEYING, EVALUATIONS, FIRE & SPILL RESPONSE, ETC.)

Archer (Formerly Gray Wireline)11109 30 G St SouthwestDickinson, ND 58601Contact: Randy Rhodes, Region ManagerCell: (832) 922-0300Email: [email protected]: www.archer.comGray Wireline provides cased hole services toinclude: Logging – Bond Logs, Caliper, LeakDetection. Plug and Perf Operations. Me-chanical Services – Packers, Plugs, General Per-forating. Pipe Recovery – Freepoint, Backoff,RCT, Chemical Cutters

BTL Liners3451 SW Empire DrPrineville, OR 97754Contact: Michael Baron, VPEmail: [email protected]: Jared Santoro VP, GMEmail: [email protected]: (541) 447-0712 Fax: (541) 447-0759 BTL Liners, the leader in 12-45 mil prefabri-cated reinforced liners for oil and gas pads,pits, secondary containment and insulatedfloating covers. BTL fabricated over 50 millionsquare feet for our valued customers in 2012and our turnaround time is typically within 48hours from confirmed order. Servicing energysector clients for 32 years.

Beaver Creek Archaeology Inc. 1632 Capitol WayBismarck, ND 58501Phone: (701) 663-5521Fax: (701) 663-5589Email: [email protected]: www.bcarch.orgCultural Resource Inventories, NEPA Documen-tation, Tribal Construction, GIS Mapping.

CESI Chemical 1004 S Plainsman Rd Marlow, OK 73055Contact: Lou Ann CallawayPhone: (580) 658-6608Fax: (580) 658-3491 Email: [email protected]: www.flotekind.comCESI Chemical, a Flotek company, is a globalspecialty chemical supplier to the oil field wellservice industry. Our specialized chemicalproducts cover the complete spectrum for wellservice operations including drilling, cement-ing, completion, stimulation (fracturing/acidiz-ing) and enhanced oil recovery.

ENVIRON International Corp.2118 N Tyler Rd, Building AWichita, KS 67212Contact: Donn Lentz, PrincipalPhone: (316) 440-7531Email: [email protected]: www.environcorp.comENVIRON International Corp. is a full-serviceenvironmental consulting and engineeringfirm with an international scope and high ca-pacity to address the most demanding envi-ronmental and health and safety challenges.We provide our clients with a deep under-standing of these challenges to allow them toquickly respond in a fast-paced industry.

LT Environmental Inc. 4600 W 60th Ave Arvada, CO 80003Contact: John Cocroft, Director of MarketingPhone: (303) 562-5504Fax: (303) 433-1432Email: [email protected] Contact: Jim ShortEmail: [email protected]: www.ltenv.comLT Environmental Inc. is a full-service environ-mental engineering company specializing incompliance, engineering, remediation andsafety. Since 1992, LTE has been helping clientsidentify and eliminate environmental liabili-ties, while focusing on rapid site closure andperforming environmental consulting servicesfor the leading oil and gas companiesthroughout the U.S.

Midwest Industrial Supply Inc. 1101 3rd St SECanton, OH 44707Contact: David Justus, Sales ManagerPhone: (330) 456-3121Fax: (330) 456-3247Email: [email protected]’s Fines Preservation® and road man-agement solutions for unpaved roads suppressdust, add strength, upgrade surfaces andmaintain roads as-built. EnviroKleen® pre-vents degradation of road surface and in-creases the CBR strength — gravel and finesare not lost. Safety is increased and commu-nity relations are improved.

MT Rigmat LLC63584 Hwy 93Ronan, MT 59864Contact: Travis Jordan, OwnerPhone: (855) 444-6287Fax: (406) 403-0443Email: [email protected]: www.mtrigmat.comWe build steel framed rigmats filled with 6x6timbers in 4’, 8’, or 10’ widths and 10’ to 60’lengths.

Northwest Linings & Geotextile Products, Inc.21000 77th Ave. SKent, WA 98032Contact: Scott Newton, PresidentPhone: (253) 872-0244Fax: (253) 872-0245Email: [email protected]: www.northwestlinings.comNorwest Linings has over 41 year of experi-ence in the oil & gas industry, supplying & in-

stalling geomembrane liners for tanks, pits,pads, secondary containment, landfills, andponds. In addition, we supply geotextiles, ge-ogrids, erosion blankets, straw logs, gabions,and other geosynthetics throughout theUnited States.

R360 Environmental Solutions6855 S. Havana St., Ste 350Centennial, CO 80112Contact: Darrell Saucer, Regional Sales ManagerPhone: (303) 241-8018Email: [email protected] office: (701) 664-3383Website:www.r360environmentalsolutions.comE&P waste disposal of drilling fluids, drill cut-tings, contaminated solids, produced water,frac water, salt water, and other non-haz-ardous exempt waste.

Spartan Engineering Inc.10820 E 45th St, Ste 100Tulsa, OK 74146Contact: Don Hochhalter, Director, BusinessDevelopmentEmail: [email protected]: Wayne Lagorin, PresidentEmail: [email protected]: (918) 895-7666Fax: (918) 895-7669 Website: www.spartan-eng.comSpartan Engineering Inc. is a professional en-gineering firm serving the energy sector withquality engineering, customer service, valueand unbeatable results. Our full-service pro-fessional engineering and construction man-agement services are provided throughoutNorth America, Russia and Middle EasternCountries. Spartan’s corporate office is locatedin Tulsa, Okla., with offices in Oklahoma City,Okla., Denver, Colo. and Minot, N.D.

UMIAQ6700 Arctic Spur RdAnchorage, AK 99518Contact: Richard Reich, General ManagerPhone: (907) 273-1808Fax: (907) 677-8286Email: [email protected]: www.ukpik.com/umiaq.htmEstablished in 1982, UMIAQ meets the grow-ing service demands of resource and ruralcommunity development projects in Alaska.UMIAQ provides design, consulting, oilfieldservices, and science logistics that address theunique tactical and environmental challengesof the Arctic and remote regions of Alaska.

HYDRAULIC FRACTURING SERVICES & SUPPLIES

BTL Liners3451 SW Empire DrPrineville, OR 97754Contact: Michael Baron, VPEmail: [email protected]: Jared Santoro VP, GMEmail: [email protected]: (541) 447-0712 Fax: (541) 447-0759 BTL Liners, the leader in 12-45 mil prefabri-cated reinforced liners for oil and gas pads,pits, secondary containment and insulatedfloating covers. BTL fabricated over 50 million


square feet for our valued customers in 2012and our turnaround time is typically within 48hours from confirmed order. Servicing energysector clients for 32 years.

CESI Chemical, a Flotek company10603 W. Sam Houston Pkwy N, Ste 300Houston, TX 77064Contact: Ginger Mello, Marketing ManagerPhone: (713) 849-9911Email: [email protected]: www.flotekind.comCESI Chemical offers a full spectrum of spe-cialty chemicals for stimulation (Acidizing andFracturing) and Cementing.

CST Storage 9701 Renner Blvd., Ste. 201Lenexa, KS 66219Contact: Darin Cesan, Market Sales ManagerPhone: (913) 621-3700Fax: (913) 621-2145Email: [email protected]: www.cst-storage.comCST Storage is the global leader in storage so-lutions and coating technology includingglass-fused-to-steel enamel and epoxy coat-ings for the oil and gas industry. CST Storagedelivers the right tank for the right applica-tion. Designs meet a wide range sizes andstandards. Get the best engineered quality,service, and value in storage tanks.

McAdaFluids HeatingPO Box 1080 720 Ave F North, Rear Bldg. Bay City State, TX 77404-1080Contact: James McAdaPhone: (979)244-3444Fax: (979)244-4121Email: [email protected] Heating business is based on ex-pertise, experience, collaboration and plainold hard work, intangibles that are built froma foundation of superior service and equip-ment.We deliver on our promises and tailor ourservices to meet the needs of each job. That iswhy we are the leader in frac fluids heating.

R360 Environmental Solutions6855 S. Havana St., Ste 350Centennial, CO 80112Contact: Darrell Saucer, Regional Sales ManagerPhone: (303) 241-8018Email: [email protected] office: (701) 664-3383Website:www.r360environmentalsolutions.comE&P waste disposal of drilling fluids, drill cut-tings, contaminated solids, produced water,frac water, salt water, and other non-haz-ardous exempt waste.

MAT SYSTEMS

MT Rigmat LLC63584 Hwy 93Ronan, MT 59864Contact: Travis Jordan, OwnerPhone: (855) 444-6287Fax: (406) 403-0443Email: [email protected]: www.mtrigmat.comWe build steel framed rigmats filled with 6x6

timbers in 4’, 8’, or 10’ widths and 10’ to 60’lengths.

PERMITTING SERVICES & CONSULTANTS

E3 Environmetal LLC 871 Jefferson Ave. St. Paul, MN 55102Contact: William “Bill” McCarthy, PresidentPhone: (651) 282-0650Email: [email protected]: Katie Schmidt, Operations ManagerEmail: [email protected]: (651) 282-0652Fax: (651) 282-0639Other office: Dickinson, ND; Crosby, ND Website: www.go2e3.comE3 Environmental LLC (E3) is a full service envi-ronmental consulting firm serving the energyindustry. E3 provides compliance solutions forupstream and midstream clients supportingsiting, construction and operations. Our keyservice areas include: siting, permitting, fieldsurveys, inspection and agency consultations.Contact E3 for all of your environmentalneeds.

Spartan Engineering Inc.10820 E 45th St, Ste 100Tulsa, OK 74146Contact: Don Hochhalter, Director, Business DevelopmentEmail: [email protected]: Wayne Lagorin, PresidentEmail: [email protected]: (918) 895-7666Fax: (918) 895-7669 Website: www.spartan-eng.comSpartan Engineering Inc. is a professional en-gineering firm serving the energy sector withquality engineering, customer service, valueand unbeatable results. Our full-service pro-fessional engineering and construction man-agement services are provided throughoutNorth America, Russia and Middle EasternCountries. Spartan’s corporate office is locatedin Tulsa, Okla., with offices in Oklahoma City,Okla., Denver, Colo. and Minot, N.D.

STORAGE TANKS

CST Storage 9701 Renner Blvd., Ste. 201Lenexa, KS 66219Contact: Darin Cesan, Market Sales ManagerPhone: (913) 621-3700Fax: (913) 621-2145Email: [email protected]: www.cst-storage.comCST Storage is the global leader in storage so-lutions and coating technology includingglass-fused-to-steel enamel and epoxy coat-ings for the oil and gas industry. CST Storagedelivers the right tank for the right applica-tion. Designs meet a wide range sizes andstandards. Get the best engineered quality,service, and value in storage tanks.

Marmit PlasticsPO Box 366Grande Prairie, AB T8V3A5Contact: Leah Granger, Marketing Coordina-torPhone: (780) 532-0366Fax: (780) 532-0540Email: [email protected]

Website: www.marmitplastics.comMPI, an ISO 9001:2008 company, has been sup-plying western Canada’s oil and gas industrywith single and double walled chemical tanks,containment tubs, and drip trays since 1990.MPI is proud to introduce to the industry asafe, innovative solution for filling tanks; theTOP FILL Adaptor.

WELL COMPLETION & PRODUCTION

SERVICES, SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT

(INCLUDES WELLHEAD ASSEMBLY, VALVES, CONTROLS, PUMPS, FLARE STACKS, TANKS,

ENGINES, ETC.)

Fortis Energy Services36700 Woodward Ave Ste 107Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304Contact: Edward Shelton, VP - Business Devel-opmentPhone: (917) 239-3471Email: [email protected]: fortisenergyservices.comFortis is a nationwide oil well service providerspecializing in completions, workovers, down-hole repairs and maintenance. We have exten-sive background with high pressure wells. Ourwell-maintained fleet is operated by profes-sionals with excellent safety records. Fortis'award winning crews guarantee a job doneefficiently and safely. Inc. Magazine ranks For-tis Energy Services as a Top 100 Energy Com-pany and one of the fastest growing privatelyheld companies in America.

HMG Automation Inc. PO Box 1625Williston, ND 58802Contact: Doug Ginther, PresidentPhone: (701) 774-1001Email: [email protected]: www.hmgautomation.comHMG Automation Inc. is the only locallyowned and operated dedicated automationcompany in the Bakken. With 30-plus years ofoil field experience, HMG has the experienceand expertise that oil companies rely on.Multi-well pads, saltwater disposals, oil de-pots, location surveillance and more. Calltoday for a free quote.

McAdaFluids HeatingPO Box 1080 720 Ave F North, Rear Bldg. Bay City State, TX 77404-1080Contact: James McAdaPhone: (979)244-3444Fax: (979)244-4121Email: [email protected] Heating business is based on ex-pertise, experience, collaboration and plainold hard work, intangibles that are built froma foundation of superior service and equip-ment.We deliver on our promises and tailor ourservices to meet the needs of each job. That iswhy we are the leader in frac fluids heating.

NETZSCH Pumps North America LLC119 Pickering Rd Exton, PA 19341Contact: Julio Ferreira, VP SalesPhone: (610) 363-8010Fax: (610) 363-0971


Email: [email protected]: www.netzschusa.comFor over five decades, NETZSCH has servedmarkets worldwide with Progressing CavityPumps, Rotary Lobe Pumps and accessories, of-fering upstream, midstream and downstreamsystems and skid solutions for the oil industry.As the world’s market leader of ProgressiveCavity Pumps our innovative, premium qualityproducts are known and valued worldwide.

Northwest Linings & Geotextile Products, Inc.21000 77th Ave. SKent, WA 98032Contact: Scott Newton, PresidentPhone: (253) 872-0244Fax: (253) 872-0245Email: [email protected]: www.northwestlinings.comNorwest Linings has over 41 year of experi-ence in the oil & gas industry, supplying & in-stalling geomembrane liners for tanks, pits,pads, secondary containment, landfills, andponds. In addition, we supply geotextiles, ge-ogrids, erosion blankets, straw logs, gabions,and other geosynthetics throughout theUnited States.

Oilfield Improvements Inc. 1902 North Yellowood Ave.Broken Arrow, OK 74012Contact: D’Anne McCumber – General Man-agerPhone: (918) 250-5584Fax: (918) 250-4666Email: [email protected]: www.rodguides.comWheeled Rod Guide® couplings and Ultra-Flow® centralizers/paraffin scrapers.

WELL SERVICE & SUPPLY CONTRACTORS

Archer (Formerly Gray Wireline)11109 30 G St SouthwestDickinson, ND 58601Contact: Randy Rhodes, Region ManagerCell: (832) 922-0300Email: [email protected]: www.archer.comGray Wireline provides cased hole services toinclude: Logging – Bond Logs, Caliper, LeakDetection. Plug and Perf Operations. Me-chanical Services – Packers, Plugs, General Per-forating. Pipe Recovery – Freepoint, Backoff,RCT, Chemical Cutters

BTL Liners3451 SW Empire DrPrineville, OR 97754Contact: Michael Baron, VPEmail: [email protected]: Jared Santoro VP, GMEmail: [email protected]: (541) 447-0712 Fax: (541) 447-0759 BTL Liners, the leader in 12-45 mil prefabri-cated reinforced liners for oil and gas pads,pits, secondary containment and insulatedfloating covers. BTL fabricated over 50 millionsquare feet for our valued customers in 2012and our turnaround time is typically within 48hours from confirmed order. Servicing energysector clients for 32 years.

Fortis Energy Services

36700 Woodward Ave Ste 107Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304Contact: Edward Shelton, VP - Business Devel-opmentPhone: (917) 239-3471Email: [email protected]: fortisenergyservices.comFortis is a nationwide oil well service providerspecializing in completions, workovers, down-hole repairs and maintenance. We have exten-sive background with high pressure wells. Ourwell-maintained fleet is operated by profes-sionals with excellent safety records. Fortis'award winning crews guarantee a job doneefficiently and safely. Inc. Magazine ranks For-tis Energy Services as a Top 100 Energy Com-pany and one of the fastest growing privatelyheld companies in America.

WELL TESTING & WORKOVER SERVICES & SUPPLIES

Ameritest Inc. 1440 S Central Ave Sidney, MT 59270Contact: Sherman Reeder, VP OperationsPhone: (403) 650-1324Fax: (888) 864-9055E-Mail: [email protected] Office: (701) 858-1718Website: www.ameritest.us.comInvestment Management Company specializ-ing in acquisitions and investments in lowermiddle market energy service companies.

Fortis Energy Services36700 Woodward Ave Ste 107Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304Contact: Edward Shelton, VP - Business Devel-opmentPhone: (917) 239-3471Email: [email protected]: fortisenergyservices.comFortis is a nationwide oil well service providerspecializing in completions, workovers, down-hole repairs and maintenance. We have exten-sive background with high pressure wells. Ourwell-maintained fleet is operated by profes-sionals with excellent safety records. Fortis'award winning crews guarantee a job doneefficiently and safely. Inc. Magazine ranks For-tis Energy Services as a Top 100 Energy Com-pany and one of the fastest growing privatelyheld companies in America.

OILFIELD SUPPORT

ARTIFICIAL LIFT

Muth Pump4308 Resnik CtBakersfield, CA 93313Contact: Garold Muth, PresidentPhone: (661) 588-8700Fax: (661) 836-1512Email: [email protected], [email protected] office: [email protected]: www.muthpump.comMuth Pump manufactures and distributes“FARR” plungers for down hole rod pumpsworldwide. We pump any kind of solids likesand, etc. In January 2013 a prominent Kern

County oil company completed a Six SigmaStudy of the “FARR” plunger showing a 300percent increase in downhole pump run life,lowering well pulling costs, reducing exposureto health, safety and environmental exposure.

CAMPS, CATERING & ACCOMODATIONS

Arctic Catering Inc.PO Box 2922Watford City, ND 58854Contact: Bill Campbell, Operations Manager –L’48Phone: (701) 842-2862Fax: (701) 842-6862E-Mail: [email protected]: Terry McIntosh, General ManagerPhone: (907) 743-7415 (Direct Line)Fax: (907) 562-5898E-Mail: [email protected] Catering Inc. has been active in the re-mote camp and catering business in the statesof Alaska and Hawaii as well as the Lower 48states since 1974. We are proud to have pro-vided quality services at competitive rates forbase camps, hotels, drilling rigs, drill ships andplatforms, seismic crews (land and sea) andconstruction camps. Our HSE and employeetraining programs are second to none in ourindustry.

Dakota Landing5813 Jefferson LaneWilliston, ND 58801Contact: Trevor Gayler, General ManagerPhone: (701)-609-5555Email: [email protected]: www.dakotalanding.comDakota Landing is Williston’s premiere accom-modations offering 240 modern and spaciousrooms, a variety of meal plans, fitness, enter-tainment and recreation centers, business andmeeting facilities. Located on SR2/I-85, thehotel is centrally located and convenient to allbusiness and attractions. It is ideal for shortand extended stays by business travelers andcrews.

Modular Transportable Housing21 West Viola AveYakima, WA 98902Contact: Stacy Stoltenow, Vice PresidentPhone: (509) 248-8616Fax: (509) 248-8656Email: [email protected]: www.mthousing.netMTH units can be set directly on site pads witha front end loader, travel by rail, truck, sea orair. Pre-engineered modular units are new ISOcontainers and can be stacked eight high forocean transport. They are virtually indestructi-ble, wind/water tight, suited for the most vig-orous weather conditions.

UMIAQ6700 Arctic Spur RdAnchorage, AK 99518Contact: Richard Reich, General ManagerPhone: (907) 273-1808Fax: (907) 677-8286Email: [email protected]: www.ukpik.com/umiaq.htmEstablished in 1982, UMIAQ meets the grow-ing service demands of resource and ruralcommunity development projects in Alaska.UMIAQ provides design, consulting, oilfield


services, and science logistics that address theunique tactical and environmental challengesof the Arctic and remote regions of Alaska.

Watford RanchHighway 85Watford City, ND Contact: Wade Petty, PartnerPhone: (701) 339-5411Email: [email protected]: www.watfordranch.comFull service housing lodge with all amenities.

COMMUNICATIONS

Futaris301 Calista Court, Ste BAnchorage, AK 99518Contact: Valerie Varney, Marketing ManagerPhone: (907) 344-1223Fax: (907) 344-1612Email: [email protected]: www.futaris.comFutaris has been a trusted satellite communi-cations provider for over 30 years. Our IP oversatellite platform is highly adaptable and canbe deployed to any geographic region. Wework with all industries to fulfill mission criti-cal communications. Our products includeVSAT, VoIP, Broadcasting, LMR Solutions, Man-aged Services and more!


North Slope Telecom2020 E Dowling, Ste 3Anchorage, AK 99507Contact: Dave Smith, VPPhone: (907) 751-8200 mainFax: (907) 751-8272Email: [email protected]: www.nstiak.comThirty years of arctic experience in design andinstallation of microwave, satellite, fiber optic,radio, paging, telephone equipment and sys-tems. Tower construction, inspection andmaintenance and Motorola 2-way radiodealer.

CONSTRUCTION, ROADS & PADS

Midwest Industrial Supply Inc. 1101 3rd St SECanton, OH 44707Contact: David Justus, Sales ManagerPhone: (330) 456-3121Fax: (330) 456-3247Email: [email protected]’s Fines Preservation® and road man-agement solutions for unpaved roads suppressdust, add strength, upgrade surfaces andmaintain roads as-built. EnviroKleen® pre-

vents degradation of road surface and in-creases the CBR strength — gravel and finesare not lost. Safety is increased and commu-nity relations are improved.

Northwest Linings & Geotextile Products, Inc.21000 77th Ave. SKent, WA 98032Contact: Scott Newton, PresidentPhone: (253) 872-0244Fax: (253) 872-0245Email: [email protected]: www.northwestlinings.comNorwest Linings has over 41 year of experi-ence in the oil & gas industry, supplying & in-stalling geomembrane liners for tanks, pits,pads, secondary containment, landfills, andponds. In addition, we supply geotextiles, ge-ogrids, erosion blankets, straw logs, gabions,and other geosynthetics throughout theUnited States.

TenCate Geosynthetics3280 Lake McGinnis DrPendergrass, GA 30567Contact: John HerrmannPhone: (636) 248-2423Fax: (706) 693-1847Email: [email protected] office: (800) 685-9990Website: www.mirafi.com

MAT SYSTEMS

Quality Mat Company6550 Tram RdBeaumont, TX 77713Contact: Joe Penland Jr. Phone: (409) 898-1170Fax: (409) 892-6415Email: [email protected]: www.Qmat.comQuality Mat Company is the World’s leadingproducer of heavy equipment mats. Cranemats, laminated mats, and rigs mats are usedto access environmentally sensitive areas fortemporary roads. Other applications are be-neath drilling rigs for 24/7 365 days a year allweather access.

CONSTRUCTION, STRUCTURES & FACILITIES

ClearSpan Fabric Structures1395 John Fitch BlvdSouth Windsor, CT 06074Phone: (866) 643-1010Fax: (860) 760-0210Email: [email protected]: www.clearspan.com/ADPNClearSpan™ Fabric Structures provides design-build solutions for material, equipment andother storage needs. ClearSpan buildings fea-ture abundant natural light and spacious inte-riors without internal support posts. Withminimal foundation requirements, the struc-tures can be permanent or temporary, and areeasy to relocate. Made in the USA, they can bebuilt to any length and up to 300' wide.

Guard-All Building Solutions1011 Regal RowDallas, TX 75247Contact: Peter BielefeldPhone: (877) 397-1594

Email: [email protected]: www.guard-all.comGuard-All Building Solutions manufacturers aninnovative selection of Next Generation FabricBuildings. Our structures have been installedacross the United States and Canada for useby a range of industries from mining, oil & gasto municipal public works, and parks andrecreation.


Northern Oilfield Services Inc.112 N MainPO Box 396Plentywood, MT 59254Contact: Bart Horner, PresidentContact: Truman Hackmann, Director of FieldOperations & ConsultingPhone: (406) 765-1183Fax: (406) 765-2719Email: [email protected]: www.northernoilservices.comWhen it comes to choosing the right companyto partner with for heavy haul and hot shottransportation, lease operators, roustaboutservices, and well site supervision, NOSI hasthe right tools and experience to get the jobdone the first time, on time.

STEEL FABRICATION

Rigid Global Buildings18933 Aldine WestfieldHouston, TX 77073Contact: Aaron Westover, Sales ManagerPhone: (713) 550-5842Fax: (281) 443-9064Email: [email protected]: www.rigidbuilding.comRigid is a quality manufacturer of pre-engi-neered metal buildings for the oil and gas in-dustry. Rigid has a metal building solution forall of your construction needs. All of ourpainted metal roof and wall panels are EnergyStar rated ensuring your building will be en-ergy efficient.

CONTROL SYSTEMS

Engineered Fire & Safety3138 Commercial Dr.Anchorage, AK 99501Contact: Matt Atkins, General ManagerPhone: (907) 263-7115Fax: (907) 274-6265E-mail [email protected] Website: www.efs-fire.comComplete specialty fire protection, from alarm& detection to suppression & explosion protec-tion. Capital projects group experienced inworking with engineering, procurement, &


consultation companies. UL listed fabricationshop.

North Slope Telecom2020 E Dowling, Ste 3Anchorage, AK 99507Contact: Dave Smith, VPPhone: (907) 751-8200 mainFax: (907) 751-8272Email: [email protected]: www.nstiak.comDesign, installation and maintenance of, sur-veillance, power generation and remote com-munication systems.

ELECTRICAL

Northern Electric Inc.1275 W 124th Ave Westminster, CO 80234Contact: Gino Malara, National Director, Busi-ness DevelopmentPhone: (303) 428-6969Fax: (303) 428-6669Email: [email protected]: www.northernelec.comNorthern Electric Inc. has been providing elec-trical, instrumentation, and automation serv-ices to the energy industry since 1975.Northern offers a solution for exploration andmidstream electrical infrastructure from thewell-site, compressor station, transfer facility,to the refinery and everything in between.

EMPLOYMENT & HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES

Air Energi6002 Rogerdale Rd, Ste 340Houston, TX 77072Contact: Darren Rowan, Business Develop-ment ManagerPhone: (281) 983-8709Email: [email protected]: www.airenergi.comAir Energi are the premier supplier of trustedexpertise to the Oil & Gas industry. We possessthe expertise and knowledge to be acknowl-edged as a trusted advisor providing ourclients with superior and more cost effectiveworkforce solutions. Our range of services in-clude: Technical Consultants, Global MobilityServices, Project Team Search, RecruitmentProcess Outsourced Solutions, and StrategicConsulting.

Trinity Health Occupational MedicinePO Box 5020Minot, ND 58702-5020Contact: Mike Uran, Director of Special Proj-ectsPhone: (701) 857-5217Email: [email protected]: www.trinityhealth.org/occmedTrinity Health’s Occupational Medicine pro-gram offers an extensive range of pre-employ-ment and occupational medical services. Theseservices promote a safe work environment toreduce injuries and workers’ compensationclaims. Services include DOT and non-DOTphysicals, drug and alcohol screenings, respira-tor clearance, physical fitness work screens,and vision and hearing testing. Websitewww.trinityhealth.org/occmed/ or call 701-857-7830.

ENGINEERING & DESIGN FIRMS

Anvil Corporation 1675 W Bakerview RdBellingham, WA 98226Contact: Mark Vallee, Business DevelopmentManagerPhone: (360) 937-0654Fax: (360) 671-1697Email: [email protected] Office: Anvil Corporation1015 Broadwater Ave., Ste. 201Billings, MT 59102Phone: (406) 245-9258Website: www.anvilcorp.comAnvil is a 100 percent ESOP-owned Engineer-ing & Design firm with a 43-year history ofproviding successful and quality engineering,procurement, and project/construction man-agement services. Our current portfolio fo-cuses on the many service facets of oil and gasfacilities. We primarily serve clients through-out the Western and Central United States,Hawaii, Alaska, Canada.

Engineered Fire & Safety3138 Commercial Dr.Anchorage, AK 99501Contact: Matt Atkins, General ManagerPhone: (907) 263-7115Fax: (907) 274-6265E-mail [email protected] Website: www.efs-fire.comComplete specialty fire protection, from alarm& detection to suppression & explosion protec-tion. Capital projects group experienced inworking with engineering, procurement, &consultation companies. UL listed fabricationshop.

Spartan Engineering Inc.10820 E 45th St, Ste 100Tulsa, OK 74146Contact: Don Hochhalter, Director, BusinessDevelopmentEmail: [email protected]: Wayne Lagorin, PresidentEmail: [email protected]: (918) 895-7666Fax: (918) 895-7669 Website: www.spartan-eng.comSpartan Engineering Inc. is a professional en-gineering firm serving the energy sector withquality engineering, customer service, valueand unbeatable results. Our full-service pro-fessional engineering and construction man-agement services are provided throughoutNorth America, Russia and Middle EasternCountries. Spartan’s corporate office is locatedin Tulsa, Okla., with offices in Oklahoma City,Okla., Denver, Colo. and Minot, N.D.

HEALTH & MEDICAL(INCLUDING DRUG TESTING)

Trinity Health Occupational MedicinePO Box 5020Minot, ND 58702-5020Contact: Mike Uran, Director of Special Proj-ectsPhone: (701) 857-5217Email: [email protected]: www.trinityhealth.org/occmedTrinity Health’s Occupational Medicine pro-gram offers an extensive range of pre-employ-

ment and occupational medical services. Theseservices promote a safe work environment toreduce injuries and workers’ compensationclaims. Services include DOT and non-DOTphysicals, drug and alcohol screenings, respira-tor clearance, physical fitness work screens,and vision and hearing testing. Websitewww.trinityhealth.org/occmed/ or call 701-857-7830.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


INSTRUMENTATION SERVICES



LODGING & DINING

Amber Hills Lodge925 24th Ave. SWWatford City, ND 58854Contact: Kelsey Sweeney, Marketing Coordina-torPhone: (605) 336-2111Fax (605) 330-0607Email: [email protected]: www.AmberHillsLodging.comAmber Hills Lodge is located less than one


mile south of Watford City. Amber Hills offersa private, quiet atmosphere, with all theamenities you need for a comfortable stay.

Arctic Catering Inc.PO Box 2922Watford City, ND 58854Contact: Bill Campbell, Operations Manager –L’48Phone: (701) 842-2862Fax: (701) 842-6862E-Mail: [email protected]: Terry McIntosh, General ManagerPhone: (907) 743-7415 (Direct Line)Fax: (907) 562-5898E-Mail: [email protected] Catering Inc. has been active in the re-mote camp and catering business in the statesof Alaska and Hawaii as well as the Lower 48states since 1974. We are proud to have pro-vided quality services at competitive rates forbase camps, hotels, drilling rigs, drill ships andplatforms, seismic crews (land and sea) andconstruction camps. Our HSE and employeetraining programs are second to none in ourindustry.

City of Grand Forks255 N 4th StGrand Forks, ND 58203Contact: Kevin Dean, Public Information Offi-cerPhone: (701) 746-4636Email: [email protected]: www.grandforksgov.comExpand to Grand Forks, N.D., as your Bakkenbusiness grows. Available workforce, commer-cial and industrial space and convenient trans-portation to the heart of the Bakken. A hometo North Dakota’s energy research hub. Ex-pand east – do business west.



MAINTENANCE

Engineered Fire & Safety3138 Commercial Dr.Anchorage, AK 99501Contact: Matt Atkins, General ManagerPhone: (907) 263-7115Fax: (907) 274-6265E-mail [email protected] Website: www.efs-fire.comComplete specialty fire protection, from alarm& detection to suppression & explosion protec-tion. Capital projects group experienced inworking with engineering, procurement, &consultation companies. UL listed fabricationshop.


MEDICAL & MEDEVAC SERVICES (INCLUDING DRUG TESTING)

UMIAQ6700 Arctic Spur RdAnchorage, AK 99518Contact: Richard Reich, General ManagerPhone: (907) 273-1808Fax: (907) 677-8286Email: [email protected]: www.ukpik.com/umiaq.htmEstablished in 1982, UMIAQ meets the grow-ing service demands of resource and ruralcommunity development projects in Alaska.UMIAQ provides design, consulting, oilfieldservices, and science logistics that address theunique tactical and environmental challengesof the Arctic and remote regions of Alaska.

POWER GENERATION


REAL ESTATE, SALE & RENTAL (INCLUDES APARTMENTS & HOMES, SHOPS,

STORAGE SPACE, COMMERCIAL)

City of Grand Forks255 N 4th StGrand Forks, ND 58203Contact: Kevin Dean, Public Information Offi-cerPhone: (701) 746-4636Email: [email protected]: www.grandforksgov.comExpand to Grand Forks, N.D., as your Bakkenbusiness grows. Available workforce, commer-cial and industrial space and convenient trans-portation to the heart of the Bakken. A hometo North Dakota’s energy research hub. Ex-pand east – do business west.

REPAIR, EQUIPMENT & VEHICLES

Pacific Torque18060 Des Moines Memorial Drive SSeattle, WA 98148Contact: Tim Collingsworth, General SalesManagerPhone: (206) 241-8300Fax: (206) 244-5299Phone: (800) 726-5300Email: [email protected]: www.pacifictorque.comRemanufactured Allison and ZF transmissions• Genuine Parts • Factory Trained Technicians •No-hassle Core Policy • Decades of ExperienceHT750(DB) CL(B)T754(DB) CL(B)T755(DB)CLBT4460 HD4560(P) DP89634500OFS/RDS 4700OFS/RDS M5600 S5600M5610 S5610 M5620 S5620 M6600S6600 M6610 S6610 M6620 S6620 M8610S8610 M9610 S9610 S9810 S9820

SECURITY


TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT & SALES

North Slope Telecom2020 E Dowling, Ste 3Anchorage, AK 99507Contact: Dave Smith, VPPhone: (907) 751-8200 mainFax: (907) 751-8272Email: [email protected]: www.nstiak.comDesign, installation and maintenance of tele-phone, cable plant, fiber optics, data network,VOIP, paging and cellular systems.


TRANSPORT, HEAVY HAUL

Cruz Energy Services LLC 10944 27D St SWDickinson, ND 58601Contact: Kodi Long, Operations ManagerPhone: (701) 483-3016Fax: (701) 483-3018Email: [email protected]: www.cruzenergyservices.comWebsite: www.cruzenergyservices.comCruz Energy Services LLC specializes in rigmoves, crane work, rig support service andheavy haul trucking in North Dakota, SouthDakota, Montana, Colorado and Wyoming.Cruz’s innovative solutions and use of its ownequipment fleet provides unmatched servicesthat save time, money and deliver complexquality projects in extreme conditions and re-mote locations throughout the U.S.

Lynden 6441 S Airpark PlAnchorage, AK 99502Contact: Paul GrimaldiPhone: (888) 596-3361Fax: (206) 241-8778Email: [email protected] Office: Houston1417 Richey RoadHouston, TX 77073Houston Phone: (800) 231-0582Website: www.lynden.comOver land, on water, in the air – Lynden trans-ports equipment and materials to get the jobdone in challenging areas such Gulf Coast,Midwest, Alaska, Canada, or anywhere in theworld. WE have built a reputation of superiorservice with customers in the petroleum, con-struction, and mining industries.

Northern Oilfield Services Inc.112 N MainPO Box 396Plentywood, MT 59254Contact: Bart Horner, PresidentPhone: (406) 765-1183Fax: (406) 765-2719Email: [email protected]: www.northernoilservices.comWhen it comes to choosing the right companyto partner with for heavy haul and hot shottransportation, lease operators, roustaboutservices, and well site supervision, NOSI hasthe right tools and experience to get the jobdone the first time, on time.

TRANSPORTATION OF EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

Cruz Energy Services LLC Cruz Energy Services LLC 10944 27D St SWDickinson, ND 58601Contact: Kodi Long, Operations ManagerPhone: (701) 483-3016Fax: (701) 483-3018Email: [email protected]: www.cruzenergyservices.comCruz Energy Services LLC specializes in rigmoves, crane work, rig support service andheavy haul trucking in North Dakota, South

Dakota, Montana, Colorado and Wyoming.Cruz’s innovative solutions and use of its ownequipment fleet provides unmatched servicesthat save time, money and deliver complexquality projects in extreme conditions and re-mote locations throughout the U.S.


TRANSPORT, HEAVY HAUL

Cruz Energy Services LLC Cruz Energy Services LLC 10944 27D St SWDickinson, ND 58601Contact: Kodi Long, Operations ManagerPhone: (701) 483-3016Fax: (701) 483-3018Email: [email protected]: www.cruzenergyservices.comCruz Energy Services LLC specializes in rigmoves, crane work, rig support service andheavy haul trucking in North Dakota, SouthDakota, Montana, Colorado and Wyoming.Cruz’s innovative solutions and use of its ownequipment fleet provides unmatched servicesthat save time, money and deliver complexquality projects in extreme conditions and re-mote locations throughout the U.S.


TRANSPORT, LOGISTICS

Cruz Energy Services LLC Cruz Energy Services LLC 10944 27D St SWDickinson, ND 58601

Contact: Kodi Long, Operations ManagerPhone: (701) 483-3016Fax: (701) 483-3018Email: [email protected]: www.cruzenergyservices.comCruz Energy Services LLC specializes in rigmoves, crane work, rig support service andheavy haul trucking in North Dakota, SouthDakota, Montana, Colorado and Wyoming.Cruz’s innovative solutions and use of its ownequipment fleet provides unmatched servicesthat save time, money and deliver complexquality projects in extreme conditions and re-mote locations throughout the U.S.


OTHERS

CONFERENCES & EVENTS


PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO, MAPPING & DOCUMENTS

Vern Whitten Photography1518 7th St SFargo, ND 58103Contact: Vern Whitten, OwnerPhone: (701) 261-7658Email: [email protected]: www.vernwhittenphotography.comWe provide aerial photography from WesternMinnesota throughout North Dakota and intoEastern Montana.


MIDSTREAM & DOWNSTREAM

SUPPORTEQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

Abrasives Inc. 4090 Hwy 49Glen Ullin, ND 58631Contact: JoAnn SchatzPhone: (701) 348-3610Fax: (701) 348-3615Email: [email protected]: www.abrasivesinc.comAbrasives manufacturers coal slag blast clean-ing material, Black Magic. It is mainly used forblast cleaning in the oil, pipeline, commercialand industrial surface preparation and paint-ing industry. Black Magic is sold in bulk, jumbosacks, 80 pound bags, and 50 pound bags —shipped to customers where they need it,when they need it.

MT Rigmat LLC63584 Hwy 93Ronan, MT 59864Contact: Travis Jordan, OwnerPhone: (855) 444-6287Fax: (406) 403-0443Email: [email protected]: www.mtrigmat.comWe build steel framed rigmats filled with 6x6timbers in 4’, 8’, or 10’ widths and 10’ to 60’lengths.

FUELS, PETROCHEMICALS,

FERTILIZERS & POLYMERS


SERVICE, SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

NETZSCH Pumps North America LLC

119 Pickering Rd Exton, PA 19341Contact: Julio Ferreira, VP SalesPhone: (610) 363-8010Fax: (610) 363-0971Email: [email protected]: www.netzschusa.comFor over five decades, NETZSCH has servedmarkets worldwide with Progressing CavityPumps, Rotary Lobe Pumps and accessories, of-fering upstream, midstream and downstreamsystems and skid solutions for the oil industry.As the world’s market leader of ProgressiveCavity Pumps our innovative, premium qualityproducts are known and valued worldwide.

OTHERS

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Trinity Health Occupational MedicinePO Box 5020Minot, ND 58702-5020Contact: Mike Uran, Director of Special Proj-ectsPhone: (701) 857-5217Email: [email protected]: www.trinityhealth.org/occmedTrinity Health’s Occupational Medicine pro-gram offers an extensive range of pre-employ-ment and occupational medical services. Theseservices promote a safe work environment toreduce injuries and workers’ compensationclaims. Services include DOT and non-DOTphysicals, drug and alcohol screenings, respira-tor clearance, physical fitness work screens,and vision and hearing testing. Websitewww.trinityhealth.org/occmed/ or call 701-857-7830.

PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO, CARTOGRAPHY & DOCUMENTATION

Vern Whitten Photography1518 7th St SFargo, ND 58103Contact: Vern Whitten, OwnerPhone: (701) 261-7658Email: [email protected]: www.vernwhittenphotography.comWe provide aerial photography from WesternMinnesota throughout North Dakota and intoEastern Montana.

PIPELINE/SERVICE, SUPPLY,

CONSTRUCTION & EQUIPMENT

MAINTENANCE & REPAIR

Pacific Torque18060 Des Moines Memorial Drive SSeattle, WA 98148Contact: Tim Collingsworth, General SalesMgr.Phone: (206) 241-8300Fax: (206) 244-5299Phone: (800) 726-5300Email: [email protected]: www.pacifictorque.comRemanufactured Allison and ZF transmissions• Genuine Parts • Factory Trained Technicians •No-hassle Core Policy • Decades of ExperienceHT750(DB) CL(B)T754(DB) CL(B)T755(DB)CLBT4460 HD4560(P) DP8963

4500OFS/RDS 4700OFS/RDS M5600 S5600M5610 S5610 M5620 S5620 M6600S6600 M6610 S6610 M6620 S6620 M8610S8610 M9610 S9610 S9810 S9820

RAILWAY

SERVICE, SUPPLY, CONSTRUCTION & EQUIPMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES & PRODUCTS




Four Seasons Equipment of North Dakota LLC5033 Jackson StWilliston, ND 58801Contact: Brad Brousseau, VP-OperationsPhone: (701) 577-7014Fax: (701) 577-7020Email: [email protected]: www.fsei-nd.comFour Seasons Equipment of North Dakota, LLCis heavy equipment sales, rental and serviceoperation based in Williston, N.D. We offerthe premier service provider in the Bakkenand strive to make sure our customers havethe equipment they need when they need it.

LAND & LEASING SERVICES

Abrasives Inc. 4090 Hwy 49Glen Ullin, ND 58631Contact: JoAnn SchatzPhone: (701) 348-3610


Fax: (701) 348-3615Email: [email protected]: www.abrasivesinc.comAbrasives manufacturers coal slag blastcleaning material, Black Magic. It is mainlyused for blast cleaning in the oil, pipeline,commercial and industrial surface prepara-tion and painting industry. Black Magic issold in bulk, jumbo sacks, 80 pound bags,and 50 pound bags — shipped to customerswhere they need it, when they need it.

SERVICE, SUPPLY, CONSTRUCTION

& EQUIPMENT

CONSTRUCTION

Wanzek Construction Inc. 16553 37R St SEContact: Frank Rusich Jr., Sr. VP Industrial,Power, Oil & Gas GroupPhone: (701) 893-3661Fax: (701) 492-0905Email: [email protected] Office: (701) 852-0726Website: www.wanzek.comWanzek Construction’s relationship-based phi-losophy for doing business is evident through-out the organization. Wanzek is a direct-hire,heavy industrial contractor, Wanzek providesconstruction expertise in the industries ofOil/Gas/Chemical, Power, Renewable Energy,Wind Energy, Heavy/Civil, Crane Service, andIndustrial/Food Process. Check us out and getresponsive constructors on your project today.

CORROSION PROTECTION

Brock White Company LLC2575 Kasota Ave St Paul, MN 55108Contact: Dennis Ehlert, Director of MarketingPhone: (651) 289-1260Email: [email protected]: www.BrockWhite.comOther locations: Bismarck: 2009 Morrison AveBismarck, ND Contact: Jon ZabolotnyPhone: (701) 222-3010, Toll Free: (800) 932-8829Minot: 4401 E Burdick ExpresswayMinot ND 58701 Contact: Rod VaagePhone: (701) 839-0509Fargo: 1425 41st Street NFargo, ND, 58102Contact: Dennis HegelPhone: (701) 282-9255Toll Free: 800-487-9256 Brock White Company is a leading distributorof construction materials such as hand tools,specialty chemicals, waterproofing materials,caulking, insulation, geotextile fabrics, erosioncontrol, highway sealants, concrete, and ma-sonry accessories, concrete repair and restora-tion materials and coatings with locationsserving the Bakken Oil Field in Bismarck,Minot and Fargo, ND.

Polyguard Products3801 S Interstate 45Ennis, TX 75119Contact: John Muncaster, CEO

Phone: (214) 515-5000Fax: (972) 875-9425Email: [email protected]: www.polyguardproducts.comPolyguard’s RD-6 corrosion coating is apatented NON SHIELDING wrap used for girthwelds, line pipe, and pipeline rehab. We alsooffer the patented RG series of ReactiveGelcorrosion treatment, used for corrosion underinsulation (CUI), casings, and crevice corrosion.The unique reactive gel reacts with elementsin the steel to form an invisible glasslike corro-sion protection layer.


Anvil Corporation1675 W Bakerview RdBellingham, WA 98226Contact: Mark Vallee, Business DevelopmentManagerPhone: (360) 937-0654Fax: (360) 671-1697Email: [email protected] Office: Anvil Corporation1015 Broadwater Ave., Ste. 201Billings, MT 59102Phone: (406) 245-9258Website: www.anvilcorp.comAnvil is a 100 percent ESOP-owned Engineer-ing & Design firm with a 43-year history ofproviding successful and quality engineering,procurement, and project/construction man-agement services. Our current portfolio fo-cuses on the many service facets of oil and gasfacilities. We primarily serve clients through-out the Western and Central United States,Hawaii, Alaska, Canada.

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES & PRODUCTS (INCLUDES CONSULTING & ENGINEERING, LAND

SURVEYING, EVALUATIONS, FIRE & SPILL RESPONSE, ETC.)

City of Grand Forks255 N 4th StGrand Forks, ND 58203Contact: Kevin Dean, Public Information OfficerPhone: (701) 746-4636Email: [email protected]: www.grandforksgov.comExpand to Grand Forks, N.D., as your Bakkenbusiness grows. Available workforce, commer-cial and industrial space and convenient trans-portation to the heart of the Bakken. A hometo North Dakota’s energy research hub. Ex-pand east – do business west.

E3 Environmetal LLC 871 Jefferson Ave. St. Paul, MN 55102Contact: William “Bill” McCarthy, PresidentPhone: (651) 282-0650Email: [email protected]: Katie Schmidt, Operations ManagerEmail: [email protected]: (651) 282-0652Fax: (651) 282-0639Other office: Dickinson, ND; Crosby, ND Website: www.go2e3.comE3 Environmental LLC (E3) is a full service envi-ronmental consulting firm serving the energyindustry. E3 provides compliance solutions forupstream and midstream clients supportingsiting, construction and operations. Our keyservice areas include: siting, permitting, field

surveys, inspection and agency consultations.Contact E3 for all of your environmentalneeds.


Brock White Company LLC2575 Kasota Ave St Paul, MN 55108Contact: Dennis Ehlert, Director of MarketingPhone: (651) 289-1260Email: [email protected]: www.BrockWhite.comOther locations: Bismarck: 2009 Morrison AveBismarck, ND Contact: Jon ZabolotnyPhone: (701) 222-3010, Toll Free: (800) 932-8829Minot: 4401 E Burdick ExpresswayMinot ND 58701 Contact: Rod VaagePhone: (701) 839-0509Fargo: 1425 41st Street NFargo, ND, 58102Contact: Dennis HegelPhone: (701) 282-9255Toll Free: 800-487-9256 Brock White Company is a leading distributorof construction materials such as hand tools,specialty chemicals, waterproofing materials,caulking, insulation, geotextile fabrics, erosioncontrol, highway sealants, concrete, and ma-sonry accessories, concrete repair and restora-tion materials and coatings with locationsserving the Bakken Oil Field in Bismarck,Minot and Fargo, ND.



SERVICE, SUPPLY,

EQUIPMENT & TRANSPORT

CONSTRUCTION

Guard-All Building Solutions1011 Regal RowDallas, TX 75247Contact: Peter BielefeldPhone: (877) 397-1594Email: [email protected]: www.guard-all.comGuard-All Building Solutions manufacturers an


innovative selection of Next Generation FabricBuildings. Our structures have been installedacross the United States and Canada for useby a range of industries from mining, oil & gasto municipal public works, and parks andrecreation.

Wanzek Construction Inc. 2028 2nd Avenue NWWest Fargo, ND 58078Contact: Contact: Matthew Buchanan, Direc-tor of Business DevelopmentPhone: (701) 282-6166Direct Line: (281) 606-4172Fax: (701) 492-0905Email: [email protected] Office: (701) 852-0726Website: www.wanzek.comWanzek Construction, Inc., a MasTec company,is an innovative construction firm specializingin market sectors including power, renewableenergy, oil & gas, heavy/civil and industrialagriculture. For over four decades, Wanzekhas been building long-term relationshipswith our customers, fostering repeat workbased on safety, experience and trust.



CESI Chemical 1004 S Plainsman Rd Marlow, OK 73055Contact: Lou Ann CallawayPhone: (580) 658-6608Fax: (580) 658-3491 Email: [email protected]: www.flotekind.comCESI Chemical, a Flotek company, is a globalspecialty chemical supplier to the oil field wellservice industry. Our specialized chemicalproducts cover the complete spectrum for wellservice operations including drilling, cement-ing, completion, stimulation (fracturing/acidiz-ing) and enhanced oil recovery.

Midwest Industrial Supply Inc. 1101 3rd St SECanton, OH 44707Contact: David Justus, Sales ManagerPhone: (330) 456-3121Fax: (330) 456-3247Email: [email protected]’s Fines Preservation® and road man-agement solutions for unpaved roads suppressdust, add strength, upgrade surfaces andmaintain roads as-built. EnviroKleen® pre-vents degradation of road surface and in-creases the CBR strength — gravel and finesare not lost. Safety is increased and commu-nity relations are improved.

STORAGE TANKS

CST Storage 9701 Renner Blvd., Ste. 201Lenexa, KS 66219

Contact: Darin Cesan, Market Sales ManagerPhone: (913) 621-3700Fax: (913) 621-2145Email: [email protected]: www.cst-storage.comCST Storage is the global leader in storage so-lutions and coating technology includingglass-fused-to-steel enamel and epoxy coat-ings for the oil and gas industry. CST Storagedelivers the right tank for the right applica-tion. Designs meet a wide range sizes andstandards. Get the best engineered quality,service, and value in storage tanks.

Marmit PlasticsPO Box 366Grande Prairie, AB T8V3A5Contact: Leah Granger, Marketing Coordina-torPhone: (780) 532-0366Fax: (780) 532-0540Email: [email protected]: www.marmitplastics.comMPI, an ISO 9001:2008 company, has been sup-plying western Canada’s oil and gas industrywith single and double walled chemical tanks,containment tubs, and drip trays since 1990.MPI is proud to introduce to the industry asafe, innovative solution for filling tanks; theTOP FILL Adaptor.

STORAGE, TRANSMISSION &

PROCESSING FOR OIL &

NATURAL GAS

CONSTRUCTION


CORROSION PROTECTION

Polyguard Products3801 S Interstate 45Ennis, TX 75119Contact: John Muncaster, CEOPhone: (214) 515-5000Fax: (972) 875-9425Email: [email protected]: www.polyguardproducts.comPolyguard’s RD-6 corrosion coating is apatented NON SHIELDING wrap used for girthwelds, line pipe, and pipeline rehab. We alsooffer the patented RG series of ReactiveGelcorrosion treatment, used for corrosion underinsulation (CUI), casings, and crevice corrosion.The unique reactive gel reacts with elementsin the steel to form an invisible glasslike corro-sion protection layer.


Anvil Corporation 1675 W Bakerview RdBellingham, WA 98226Contact: Mark Vallee, Business DevelopmentManagerPhone: (360) 937-0654Fax: (360) 671-1697Email: [email protected] Office: Anvil Corporation1015 Broadwater Ave., Ste. 201Billings, MT 59102Phone: (406) 245-9258Website: www.anvilcorp.comAnvil is a 100 percent ESOP-owned Engineer-ing & Design firm with a 43-year history ofproviding successful and quality engineering,procurement, and project/construction man-agement services. Our current portfolio fo-cuses on the many service facets of oil and gasfacilities. We primarily serve clients through-out the Western and Central United States,Hawaii, Alaska, Canada.

MAINTENANCE & REPAIR

Pacific Torque18060 Des Moines Memorial Drive SSeattle, WA 98148Contact: Tim Collingsworth, General SalesMgr.Phone: (206) 241-8300Fax: (206) 244-5299Phone: (800) 726-5300Email: [email protected]: www.pacifictorque.comRemanufactured Allison and ZF transmissions• Genuine Parts • Factory Trained Technicians •No-hassle Core Policy • Decades of ExperienceHT750(DB) CL(B)T754(DB) CL(B)T755(DB)CLBT4460 HD4560(P) DP89634500OFS/RDS 4700OFS/RDS M5600 S5600M5610 S5610 M5620 S5620 M6600S6600 M6610 S6610 M6620 S6620 M8610S8610 M9610 S9610 S9810 S9820


CONSTRUCTION

Wanzek Construction Inc. 2028 2nd Avenue NWWest Fargo, ND 58078Contact: Contact: Matthew Buchanan, Direc-tor of Business DevelopmentPhone: (701) 282-6166Direct Line: (281) 606-4172Fax: (701) 492-0905Email: [email protected] Office: (701) 852-0726Website: www.wanzek.comWanzek Construction, Inc., a MasTec company,is an innovative construction firm specializingin market sectors including power, renewableenergy, oil & gas, heavy/civil and industrialagriculture. For over four decades, Wanzekhas been building long-term relationshipswith our customers, fostering repeat workbased on safety, experience and trust.


E3 Environmetal LLC 871 Jefferson Ave. St. Paul, MN 55102


Contact: William “Bill” McCarthy, PresidentPhone: (651) 282-0650Email: [email protected]: Katie Schmidt, Operations ManagerEmail: [email protected]: (651) 282-0652Fax: (651) 282-0639Other office: Dickinson, ND; Crosby, ND Website: www.go2e3.comE3 Environmental LLC (E3) is a full service envi-ronmental consulting firm serving the energyindustry. E3 provides compliance solutions forupstream and midstream clients supportingsiting, construction and operations. Our keyservice areas include: siting, permitting, fieldsurveys, inspection and agency consultations.Contact E3 for all of your environmentalneeds.



PERMITTING SERVICES & CONSULTING

E3 Environmetal LLC 871 Jefferson Ave. St. Paul, MN 55102Contact: William “Bill” McCarthy, PresidentPhone: (651) 282-0650Email: [email protected]: Katie Schmidt, Operations ManagerEmail: [email protected]: (651) 282-0652Fax: (651) 282-0639Other office: Dickinson, ND; Crosby, ND Website: www.go2e3.comE3 Environmental LLC (E3) is a full service envi-ronmental consulting firm serving the energyindustry. E3 provides compliance solutions forupstream and midstream clients supportingsiting, construction and operations. Our keyservice areas include: siting, permitting, fieldsurveys, inspection and agency consultations.

Contact E3 for all of your environmentalneeds.

TANKER TRUCKS



Four Seasons Equipment of North Dakota LLC5033 Jackson StWilliston, ND 58801Contact: Brad Brousseau, VP-OperationsPhone: (701) 577-7014Fax: (701) 577-7020Email: [email protected]: www.fsei-nd.comFour Seasons Equipment of North Dakota, LLCis heavy equipment sales, rental and serviceoperation based in Williston, N.D. We offerthe premier service provider in the Bakkenand strive to make sure our customers havethe equipment they need when they need it.

PIPELINESSERVICE, SUPPLY, CONSTRUCTION

& EQUIPMENT

CONSTRUCTION


Wanzek Construction Inc. 16553 37R St SEContact: Frank Rusich Jr., Sr. VP Industrial,Power, Oil & Gas GroupPhone: (701) 893-3661Fax: (701) 492-0905Email: [email protected] Office: (701) 852-0726Website: www.wanzek.comWanzek Construction’s relationship-based phi-losophy for doing business is evident through-out the organization. Wanzek is a direct-hire,heavy industrial contractor, Wanzek providesconstruction expertise in the industries ofOil/Gas/Chemical, Power, Renewable Energy,Wind Energy, Heavy/Civil, Crane Service, andIndustrial/Food Process. Check us out and getresponsive constructors on your project today.






Quality Mat Company6550 Tram RdBeaumont, TX 77713Contact: Joe Penland Jr. Phone: (409) 898-1170Fax: (409) 892-6415Email: [email protected]: www.Qmat.comQuality Mat Company is the World’s leadingproducer of heavy equipment mats. Cranemats, laminated mats, and rigs mats are usedto access environmentally sensitive areas fortemporary roads. Other applications are be-neath drilling rigs for 24/7 365 days a year allweather access.

OILFIELD SERVICE, SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT



NETZSCH Pumps North America LLC119 Pickering Rd Exton, PA 19341Contact: Julio Ferreira, VP SalesPhone: (610) 363-8010Fax: (610) 363-0971Email: [email protected]: www.netzschusa.comFor over five decades, NETZSCH has servedmarkets worldwide with Progressing CavityPumps, Rotary Lobe Pumps and accessories, of-fering upstream, midstream and downstreamsystems and skid solutions for the oil industry.As the world’s market leader of ProgressiveCavity Pumps our innovative, premium qualityproducts are known and valued worldwide.



GOVERNMENTU.S. FEDERAL

U.S. Department of AgricultureU.S. Forest ServiceGrassland Supervisor’s Office240 W. Century AveBismarck, ND 58503-1494Paula Johnston - Program ManagerPhone: (701) 250-4443Fax: (701) 250-4454Email: [email protected]: www.fs.fed.us/r1/dakotaprairie

U.S. Department of Energy1000 Independence Ave SWWashington, DC 20585Dr. Steven Chu - Secretary of EnergyPhone: (202) 586-5000 Fax: (202) 586-4403Email: [email protected] Website: www.energy.gov

U.S. Department of EnergyDrilling Waste ManagementArgonne National Laboratory955 L’Enfant Plaza SW Ste 6000

Washington, DC 20024Christopher Harto - Energy and EnvironmentalAnalystPhone: (202) 488-2457Fax: (202) 488-2413Email: [email protected]: web.ead.anl.gov/dwm

U.S. Department of EnergyEnergy Education & Workforce Development1000 Independence Ave SWWashington, DC 20585Phone: (202) 586-5000Website:www1.eere.energy.gov/education/index.html

U.S. Department of EnergyEnergy Information Administration1000 Independence Ave SWRoom: 2H-027Washington, DC 20585Adam Sieminski - AdministratorPhone: (202) 586-4361Fax: (202) 586-0329Email: [email protected]: www.eia.gov

U.S. Department of EnergyNational Energy Technical Laboratory Oiland Gas Division3610 Collins Ferry RdMorgantown, WV 26507John R. Duda - DirectorPhone: (304) 285-4764 Fax: (304) 285-4403Website: www.netl.doe.gov/technologies/oil-gas/index.html

U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyEPA Region 8 (Mountains and Plains)1595 Wynkoop StDenver, CO 80202Paula Smith - Acting DirectorPhone: (303) 312-6599Fax: (303) 312-7910Email: [email protected]:www.epa.gov/aboutepa/region8.html

U.S. Department of the InteriorBureau of Land Management (BLM)BLM Montana/Dakotas5001 Southgate DrBillings, MT 59101Jamie Connell - State DirectorPhone: (406) 896-5000Fax: (406) 896-5299Email: [email protected]/mt/st/en/prog/energy/oil_and_gas.html

U.S. Department of the InteriorBureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE)Office of Public Affairs1849 C St NWWashington, DC 20240Phone: (202) 208-3985James Watson - DirectorEmail: [email protected]: /www.bsee.gov

U.S. Department of the InteriorU.S. Geological Survey (USGS)12201 Sunrise Valley Dr

Reston, VA 20192Suzette Kimball - DirectorPhone: (703) 648-7412Fax: (703) 648-4454Email: [email protected] Website: www.usgs.gov

STATE OF MONTANA

Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology(MBMG)A department of Montana Tech of The Univer-sity of MontanaNatural Resource Building1505 West Park StButte, MT 59701John Metesh - Director and State GeologistPhone: (406) 496-4159Fax: (406) 496-4451 Email: [email protected]: www.mbmg.mtech.edu

Montana Department of Commerce301 S Park AveHelena, MT 59601Meg O'Leary - DirectorPhone: (406) 841-2700Fax: (406) 841-2701Email: [email protected]: www.commerce.mt.gov

Montana Department of CommerceEnergy Promotion & Development Division301 S Park AveHelena, MT 59601Tom Kaiserski - Program ManagerPhone: (406) 841-2030Fax: (406) 841-2031Email: [email protected]: www.commerce.mt.gov/energy

Montana Department of Environmental QualityLee Metcalf Building1520 E Sixth AveHelena, MT 59620Tracy Stone-Manning - DirectorPhone: (406) 444-2544FAX: (406) 444-4386Email: [email protected]: www.deq.mt.gov

Montana Department of Labor and IndustryWalt Sullivan Building1315 E Lockey AveHelena, MT 59601Pam Bucy - CommissionerPhone: (406) 444-2840Fax: (406) 444-1394Email: [email protected]: www.dli.mt.gov

Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation1625 Eleventh AveHelena, MT 59601John Tubbs - DirectorPhone: (406) 444-2074Fax: (406) 444-2684Email: [email protected] Website: www.dnrc.mt.gov

Montana Department of Natural


Resources and ConservationMontana Board of Oil and Gas2535 St Johns AveBillings, MT 59102Tom Richmond - Division AdministratorPhone: (406) 656-0040Fax: (406) 655-6015Email: [email protected]: www.bogc.dnrc.mt.gov

Montana Department of Natural Resources and ConservationTrust Land Management Division1625 Eleventh AveHelena, MT 59620Shawn Thomas - AdministratorPhone: (406) 444-2074Fax: (406) 444-2684Email: [email protected]: www.dnrc.mt.gov/trust/default.asp

Montana Department of RevenueMineral RoyaltySam W Mitchell Bldg.125 N Roberts, 3rd FloorHelena, MT 59601Mike Kadas - DirectorPhone: (406) 444-6900Fax: (406) 444-3696Email: [email protected]: www.revenue.mt.gov/forbusi-nesses/mineral_royalty_withholding

Montana Department of Transportation2701 Prospect AveHelena, MT 59620Mike Tooley - DirectorPhone: (406) 444-6201Fax: (406) 523-5801Email: [email protected]: www.mdt.mt.gov

Montana LegislatureEnergy Telecommunications Interim CommitteeLegislative Services DivisionPO Box 201706Helena, MT 59620Sonja Nowakowski - Research AnalystPhone: (406) 444-3078FAX: (406) 444-3036Email: [email protected]: www.leg.mt.gov/css/committees/in-terim/2011-2012/Energy-and-Telecommunica-tions

Montana LegislatureLegislative Services DivisionPO Box 201706Helena, MT 59620-1706Susan Byorth Fox - Executive DirectorPhone: (406) 444-3064Fax: (406) 444-3036E-mail: [email protected]: http://leg.mt.gov/css/Services%20Divi-sion/

Montana State Library Montana Natural Resource Information System (NRIS)1515 East 6th AveHelena, MT 59620Stewart Kirkpatrick - CoordinatorTelephone: (406) 444-5354Fax: (406) 444-0266

Email: [email protected]: http://msl.mt.gov/

Office of the GovernorState Capitol, Room 204Helena, MT 59620Steve Bullock - GovernorJohn Walsh - Lieutenant GovernorTim Burton - Chief of StaffPhone: (406) 444-3111FAX (406) 444-5529Email: [email protected]: www.governor.mt.gov

Reserved Water Rights Compact Commission1625 Eleventh AveHelena, MT 59620Bill Schultz - Administrator Phone: (406) 444-6841Fax: (406) 444-6721Email: [email protected]: /www.dnrc.mt.gov/rwrcc

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

Job Service of North Dakota1601 E Century AveBismarck, ND 58503Phil Davis - Customer Service Area ManagerPhone: (701) 328-5000Fax: (701) 328-5050Email: [email protected]: www.jobsnd.com

North Dakota Department of Trust Lands1707 N 9th StBismarck, ND 58506Lance Gaebe - CommissionerPhone: (701) 328-2800Fax: (701)328-3650Email: [email protected]: www.land.nd.gov

North Dakota Highway PatrolState Truck Permits608 E Boulevard Ave Room 139Bismarck, ND 58505Colonel James Prochniak – SuperintendentPhone: (701) 328-2455Fax: (701) 328-1717Website: www.nd.gov/ndhp/motor-carrier/e-permits/trip-permit

North Dakota Industrial Commission (NDIC)State Capitol 14th Floor600 E Boulevard Ave No 14Bismarck, ND 58505Phone: (701) 328-3722Fax: (701) 328-2820Email: [email protected] Website: www.nd.gov/ndic

North Dakota Industrial Commission Department of Mineral Resources 600 E Boulevard Ave - Dept 405Bismarck, ND 58505Lynn D. Helms - DirectorPhone: (701) 328-8020Fax: (701) 328-8010Email: [email protected] Website: www.dmr.nd.gov

North Dakota Industrial Commission

Department of Mineral Resources North Dakota Geological Survey1016 E Calgary AveBismarck, ND 58503Edward C. Murphy - State GeologistPhone: (701) 328-8000 FAX: (701) 328-8010Email: [email protected] Website: www.dmr.nd.gov/ndgs

North Dakota Industrial CommissionDepartment of Mineral Resources Oil and Gas Division600 E Boulevard Ave Dept 405Bismarck, ND 58505Bruce Hicks - Assistant DirectorPhone: (701) 328-8020 FAX: (701) 328-8022Email: [email protected] Website: www.dmr.nd.gov/oilgas

North Dakota Industrial CommissionNorth Dakota Pipeline AuthorityState Capitol 14th Floor600 E Boulevard Ave Dept 405Bismarck, ND 58505Justin Kringstad - DirectorPhone: (701) 220.6227Fax: (701) 328.2820E-mail: [email protected]: www.dmr.nd.gov/pipeline

North Dakota Legislative BranchLegislative CouncilState Capitol600 East BoulevardBismarck, ND 58505-0360Phone: (701) 328-2916Fax: (701) 328-3615Email: [email protected]: www.legis.nd.gov

North Dakota Office of the Governor600 E Boulevard AveBismarck, ND 58505 Jack Dalrymple - GovernorDrew Wrigley - Lt. GovernorPhone: (701) 328-2200Fax (701) 328-2205Ron Rauschenberger – Governor’s Chief ofStaffPhone (701) 328-2222Email: [email protected]: www.governor.nd.gov

North Dakota Oil and Gas Research ProgramState Capitol 14th Floor600 E Boulevard Ave Dept 405Bismarck, ND 58505Brent Brannan - DirectorPhone: (701) 425-1237Fax: (701) 328-2820Email: [email protected]: www.dmr.nd.gov/ogr

North Dakota Public Service Commission600 E Boulevard Ave Dept 408Bismarck, ND 58505Brian P. Kalk - Chairman/CommissionerPhone: (701) 328-2400Fax: (701) 328-2410Email:[email protected]: www.psc.nd.gov


North Dakota State Water Commission900 E Boulevard Ave Dept 770Bismarck, ND 58505Todd Sando - State Engineer Phone: (701) 328-2750Fax: (701) 328-3696Email: [email protected]: www.swc.nd.gov

Tax Department - Oil and Gas TaxOffice of State Tax Commissioner600 E Boulevard Ave Dept 127Bismarck, ND 58505Cory Fong - Tax CommissionerPhone: (701) 328-7088Fax: (701) 328-3700Email: [email protected] Website: www.nd.gov/tax/oilgas

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA

Office of the Governor500 E Capitol AvePierre, SD 57501Dennis Daugaard - GovernorMatt Michels - Lieutenant GovernorDusty Johnson - Gov. Chief of StaffPhone: (605) 773-3212Fax: (605) 773-6184Email: [email protected]: www.sd.gov/governor

South Dakota Bureau of Administration500 E Capitol AvePierre, SD 57501Paul Kinsman - CommissionerPhone: (605) 773-3688Fax: (605) 773-3887Email: [email protected] Website: www.state.sd.us/boa

South Dakota Department of Environment & Natural ResourcesJoe Foss Building523 E Capitol AvePierre, SD 57501Steven M. Pirner, P.E. - Department SecretaryPhone: (605) 773-5559Fax: (605) 773-6035Email: [email protected] Website: www.denr.sd.gov

South Dakota Department of Environment & Natural ResourcesOil & Gas SectionMinerals and Mining Program 2050 W Main St Ste 1Rapid City, SD 57702Bob Townsend - AdministratorPhone: (605) 773-4201Fax: (605) 394-5317Email: [email protected]:www.denr.sd.gov/des/og/oghome.aspx

South Dakota Department of Environment & Natural ResourcesSouth Dakota Geological SurveyAkeley-Lawrence Science Center, USD414 E Clark StVermillion, SD 57069Derric Iles - State GeologistPhone: (605) 677-5227Fax: (605) 677-5895

Email: [email protected]: www.sdgs.usd.edu

South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation700 Governors DrPierre, SD 57501Pamela S. Roberts - Secretary of Departmentof LaborPhone: (605) 773-3101Fax: (605) 773-6184Email: [email protected]: www.dlr.sd.gov

South Dakota Department of Revenue Property Tax Division445 E Capitol AvePierre, SD 57501Andy Gerlach - Secretary of TaxPhone: (605) 773-3311Fax: (605) 773-6729Email: [email protected]:www.state.sd.us/drr2/propspectax/property/home.htm

South Dakota Department of Transportation Becker-Hansen Building700 E Broadway AvePierre, SD 57501Darin Bergquist - Secretary of TransportationPhone: (605) 773-3265 Fax: (605) 773-3921Email: [email protected]: www.sddot.com

South Dakota Governor’s Office of Economic Development711 E Wells AvePierre, SD 57501Steve Watson - DirectorPhone: (605) 367-4518Fax: (605) 347-5223Email: [email protected]: www.sdreadytowork.com

South Dakota LegislatureLegislative Research CouncilCapitol Building, 3rd Floor500 E Capitol AvePierre, SD 57501Jim Fry - DirectorPhone: (605) 773-4576Fax: (605) 773-3251Email: [email protected]: www.legis.state.sd.us

PROVINCE OF ALBERTA

Alberta Ministry of Aboriginal Relations19th floor, Commerce Place10155 - 102 St NWEdmonton, AB, Canada T5J 4G8Hon. Robin Campbell - MinisterPhone: (780) 427-8407Fax: (780) 427-4019Email: [email protected]: www.aboriginal.alberta.ca

Alberta Energy2nd Floor North Petroleum Plaza9945 - 108 StEdmonton, AB, Canada T5K 2G6

Hon. Ken Hughes - MinisterPhone: (780) 427-8050Fax (780) 422-9522Email: [email protected]: www.energy.alberta.ca

Alberta Ministry of Enterprise and Advanced Education5th Floor, Phipps-McKinnon Building10020 101A AveEdmonton, AB, Canada T5J 3G2Hon. Thomas Lukaszuk - MinisterPhone: (780) 422-5400Fax: (780) 427-4185Website: www.eae.alberta.ca

Alberta Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development11th Floor, Petroleum Plaza South Tower9915 - 108 StEdmonton, AB, Canada T5K 2G8Hon. Diana McQueen - MinisterPhone: (780) 427-2700 Fax: (780) 422-4086Email: [email protected]: www.environment.alberta.ca

Alberta Executive Council Office305 Legislature Building10800 - 97 AveEdmonton AB, Canada T5K 2B6Peter Watson - Deputy MinisterPhone: (780) 422-4910Fax: (780) 422-1917Email: [email protected]: www.alberta.ca/executivecouncil.cfm

Alberta Office of the PremierConstituency Office6, 22 Richard Way SWCalgary, AB, Canada T3E 7M9Alison Redford - PremierPhone: (403) 252-0346Fax: (403) 252-0520Email: [email protected] Website: www.alberta.ca/premier.cfm

Alberta Treasury Board and FinanceRoom 534, Oxbridge Place9820 - 106 StEdmonton, AB, Canada T5K 2J6Hon. Doug Horner - MinisterPhone: (780) 427-3035Fax: (780) 427-1147Email: [email protected]: www.finance.alberta.ca

Alberta Treasury Board and FinanceTax and Revenue Administration9811 - 109 StEdmonton, AB, Canada T5K 2L5Phone: (780) 427-3044Fax: (780) 427-0348Email: [email protected]: www.finance.alberta.ca

Legislative Assembly of Alberta10800 - 97 AveEdmonton, AB, Canada T5K 2B6Hon. Gene Zwozdesky - SpeakerPhone: (780) 427-2826Email: [email protected]: www.assembly.ab.ca

PROVINCE OF MANITOBA


Manitoba Aboriginal and Northern Affairs344 - 450 BroadwayWinnipeg, MB, Canada R3C 0V8Hon. Eric Robinson - MinisterPhone: (204) 945-3719Fax: (204) 945-8374Email: [email protected]: www.gov.mb.ca/ana

Manitoba Finance200 - 386 BroadwayWinnipeg, MB, Canada R3C 3R6Hon. Stan Struthers - MinisterPhone: (204) 945-4150Fax: (204) 945-4878Email: [email protected]: www.gov.mb.ca/finance

Manitoba Infrastructure and TransportationRoom 203 Legislative BuildingWinnipeg, MD, Canada R3C OV8Hon. Steve Ashton - MinisterPhone: 204-945-3723Fax: 204-945-7610Email: [email protected]: www.gov.mb.ca/mit

Manitoba Innovation, Energy and Mines343 Legislative Building450 BroadwayWinnipeg, MB, Canada R3C 0V8Hon. Dave Chomiak - MinisterPhone: (204) 945-5356Fax: (204) 948-2692Email: [email protected]: www.manitoba.ca/iem

Office of the Premier204 Legislative Building450 BroadwayWinnipeg, MB, Canada R3C 0V8Hon. Greg Selinger - PremierPhone: (204) 945-3714Fax: (204) 949-1484Email: [email protected]: www.gov.mb.ca/minister/premier

The Legislative Assembly of ManitobaOffice of the ClerkRoom 237 Legislative Building450 BroadwayWinnipeg, MB, Canada R3C 0V8Patricia Chaychuk - ClerkPhone: (204) 945-3636Fax: (204) 948-2507Email: [email protected]: www.gov.mb.ca/legislature

PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN

Board of Revenue Commissioners480 - 2151 Scarth StRegina, SK, Canada, S4S 0B3Hon. Ken Krawetz - Deputy Premier Ministerof FinancePhone: (306) 787-6221Fax: (306) 787-1610Email: [email protected]: www.gov.sk.ca/BRC

Energy and ResourcesRoom 346, Legislative Building

2405 Legislative DrRegina, SK, Canada, S4S 0B3Hon. Tim McMillan – MinisterPhone: (306) 787-9124Fax: (306) 787-0395Email: [email protected]: www.er.gov.sk.ca

Enterprise Saskatchewan200 - 3085 Albert StRegina, SK, Canada, S4S 0B1Hon. Bill Boyd - MinisterPhone: (306) 787-4484Fax: (306) 798-0629Email: [email protected] Website: www.enterprisesaskatchewan.ca

Executive Council and Office of the PremierRoom 135, Legislative BuildingRegina, SK, Canada, S4S 0B3Doug Moen - Deputy Minister to the PremierPhone: (306) 787-6337Fax: (306) 787-8338Email: [email protected]: www.gov.sk.ca/executive-council

First Nations, Métis and Northern AffairsRoom 307, Legislative Building2405 Legislative DrRegina, SK, Canada, S4S 0B3Hon. Jim Reiter - MinisterPhone: (306) 787-6100Fax: (306) 787-0399Email: [email protected]: www.fnmr.gov.sk.ca

Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan2405 Legislative DrRegina, SK, Canada, S4S 0B3Hon. Dan D’Autremont - SpeakerPhone: (306) 787-2277Fax: (306) 787-5856Email: [email protected]: www.legassembly.sk.ca

Ministry of EnvironmentRoom 315, Legislative Building2405 Legislative DrRegina, SK, Canada, S4S 0B3Hon. Ken Cheveldayoff - MinisterPhone: (306) 787-0393Fax: (306) 787-1669Email: [email protected]: www.environment.gov.sk.ca

Ministry of FinanceRoom 312, Legislative Building2405 Legislative DrRegina, SK, Canada, S4S 0B3Hon. Ken Krawetz - MinisterPhone: (306) 787-6060Fax: (306) 787-6055Email: [email protected]: www.finance.gov.sk.ca

Office of the Premier226 Legislative BuildingRegina, SK, Canada, S4S 0B3Hon. Brad Wall - PremierPhone: (306) 787-9433Fax: (306) 787-0885E-mail: [email protected]: www.premier.gov.sk.ca

Saskatchewan Water Security Agency

111 Fairford St EMoose Jaw, SK, Canada S6H 7X9Hon. Ken Cheveldayoff - MinisterPhone: (306) 694-3900Fax: (306) 694-3105Email: [email protected]: www.wsask.ca

Surface Rights Arbitration BoardBox 1597, 113-2nd Ave EKindersley, SK, Canada S0L 1S0Duane Smith - Board ChairmanPhone (306) 463-5447Fax (306) 463-5449Email: [email protected]: www.er.gov.sk.ca/SurfaceRights

ORGANIZATIONSAmerican Association of Petroleum Geol-ogists (AAPG)1444 S Boulder AveTulsa, OK 74119David Curtiss - Executive DirectorPhone: (918) 584-2555Fax: (918) 560-2665Website: www.aapg.org

American Association of ProfessionalLandmen (AAPL)4100 Fossil Creek BlvdFort Worth TX 76137Martin Schardt, CPL - Executive Vice PresidentPhone: (817) 847-7700Fax: (817) 847-7704Email: [email protected]: www.landman.org

American Exploration & Production Council (AXPC)1350 Eye St NW Ste 510Washington, DC 20005V. Bruce Thompson - PresidentPhone: (202) 652-2359Email: [email protected]: www.axpc.us

American Gas Association (AGA)400 N Capitol St NWWashington, DC 20001Kevin Hardardt -Administration Phone: (202) 824-7000Fax: (202) 824-7098Website: www.aga.org

American Natural Gas Alliance (ANGA)701 Eighth St NW Ste 800Washington, DC 20001Regina Hopper - President & CEOPhone: (202) 789-2642Fax: (202) 464-0246Email: [email protected]: www.anga.us

American Petroleum Institute (API)1220 L St NWWashington, DC 20005Jack N. Gerard - President and CEOPhone: (202) 682-8000Fax: (202) 962-8051Email: [email protected]: www.api.org


Association of American State Geologists(AASG)University of Minnesota2642 University Ave WSt. Paul, MN 55114Harvey Thorleifson – PresidentPhone: (612) 627-4780Fax: (612) 627-4778Email: [email protected]: www.stategeologists.org

Association of Energy Engineers (AEE)4025 Pleasantdale Rd Ste 420Atlanta, GA 30340Stephenie Johnson - Information Service Direc-torPhone: (770) 447-5083Fax: (770) 446-3969Email: [email protected]: www.aeecenter.org

Association of Energy Service Companies (AESC)AESC 14531 FM 529 Ste 250Houston, TX 77095Kenny Jordan - Executive DirectorPhone: (713) 781-0758Fax: (713) 781-7542Email: [email protected]: www.aesc.net

Association of Energy Services Professionals International (AESP)15215 S 48th St Ste 170Phoenix, AZ 85044Meg Matt - President and CEOPhone: (480) 704-5900Fax: (480) 704-5905Email: [email protected]: www.aesp.org

Association of Oil Pipe Lines (AOPL)1808 Eye St NWWashington, DC 20006Andrew J. Black - President & CEOPhone: (202) 292-4500Fax: (202) 280-1949Email: [email protected]: www.aopl.org

Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP)2100, 350 - 7 Ave SWCalgary, AB, Canada, T2P 3N9David Collyer - PresidentPhone: (403) 267-1100Fax: (403) 261-4622Email: [email protected]: www.capp.ca

Canadian Energy Pipeline Association (CEPA)Suite 200, 505-3rd St SWCalgary, AB, Canada, T2P 3E6Brenda Kenny - President & Chief ExecutiveOfficerPhone: (403) 221-8777Fax: (403) 221-8760Email: [email protected]: www.cepa.com

Canadian Gas Association (CGA)350 Sparks St Ste 809Ottawa, ON, Canada, K1R 7S8Timothy M. Egan - President & Chief Executive

OfficerPhone: (613) 748-0057Fax: (613) 748-9078Email: [email protected]: www.cga.caEnergy & Environmental Research Center (EERC)University of North Dakota15 North 23rd St Stop 9018Grand Forks, ND 58202Dr. Gerald Groenewold - DirectorPhone: (701) 777-5000Fax: (701) 777-5181Email: [email protected]: www.undeerc.org

Gas Technology Institute (GTI)1700 S Mount Prospect RdDes Plaines, IL 60018David Carroll - President and CEOPhone: (847) 768-0500Fax: (847) 768-0501Email: [email protected]: www.gastechnology.org

Geological Society of America (GSA)3300 Penrose PlBoulder, CO 80301John W. (Jack) Hess - Executive DirectorPhone: (303) 357-1000FAX: (303) 357-1070Email: [email protected]: www.geosociety.org/

Ground Water Protection Council13308 N MacArthurOklahoma City, OK 73142Mike Paque - Executive DirectorPhone: (405) 516-4972Email: [email protected]: www.gwpc.org

Independent Petroleum Association ofAmerica (IPAA)1201 15th St NW Ste 300Washington, DC 20005Barry Russell - President & CEOPhone: (202) 857-4722Fax: (202) 857-4799Email: [email protected]: www.ipaa.org

Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission (IOGCC)900 NE 23rd StOklahoma City, OK 73105Mike Smith - Executive DirectorPhone: (405) 525-3556Fax: (405) 525-3592Email: [email protected]: /www.iogcc.state.ok.us

Montana Association of Counties2715 Skyway DrHelena MT 59602Harold Blattie - Executive DirectorPhone: (406) 449-4360Fax: (406) 442-5238Email: [email protected]: www.mtcounties.org

Montana Petroleum Association25 Neill Ave Ste 202

Helena, MT 59601David A. Galt - Executive DirectorPhone: (406) 442-7582Fax: (406) 443-7291Email: [email protected]: www.montanapetroleum.org

National Association of Energy ServiceCompanies (NAESCO)1615 M St NW Ste 800Washington, DC 20036Terry E. Singer - Executive DirectorPhone: (202) 822-0950 FAX: (202) 822-0955Email: [email protected]: www.naesco.org

National Association of Royalty Owners(NARO)15 W 6th St Ste 2626Tulsa, OK 74119Jerry Simmons - Executive DirectorPhone: (918) 794-1660Fax: (918) 794-1662Email: [email protected]: www.naro-us.org/

National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO)2107 Wilson Blvd Ste 850Arlington, VA 22201David Terry - Executive Director Phone: (703) 299-8800 Fax: (703) 299-6208Email: [email protected]: www.naseo.org

National Ground Water Association (NGWA)601 Dempsey RdWesterville, OH 43081Kevin B McCray CAE – Staff liaisonPhone: (614) 898-7791Fax: (614) 898-7786Email: [email protected]: www.ngwa.org

National Petroleum Council (NPC)1625 K St NW Ste 600Washington, DC 20006Marshall W. Nichols - Executive DirectorPhone: (202) 393-6100Fax: (202) 331-8539Email: [email protected]: www.npc.org

North Dakota Association of Oil and GasProducing Counties (NDAOGPC)400 E Broadway Ave Ste 304Bismarck, ND 58501Vicky Steiner - Executive DirectorPhone: (701) 751-3587Fax: (701) 751-3587Email: [email protected]: www.ndenergy.org

North Dakota Petroleum Council120 N 3rd St Ste 200Bismarck, ND 58501Ron Ness - PresidentPhone: (701) 223-6380Fax: (701) 222-0006Email: [email protected]: www.ndoil.org

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NetworkHigh Plains Technology1351 Page Dr SW Ste 106Fargo, ND 58103Denise PieterickPhone (701) 265-1280Fax (701) 271-1557Email: [email protected]: www.ndrin.com

Petroleum Technology Transfer Council(PTTC)PO Box 8531Tulsa, OK 74101Dr. William F. (Bill) Lawson - Executive DirectorPhone: (918) 629-1056Fax: (571) 485-8255Email: [email protected]: www.pttc.org

Plains CO2 Reduction (PCOR) PartnershipEnergy & Environmental Research Center(EERC)15 N 23rd St Stop 9018Grand Forks, ND 58202Charles D. Gorecki - Program ManagerPhone: (701) 777-5000Fax: (701) 777-5181Email: [email protected]: www.undeerc.org/pcor

Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)830 S Greenville AveAllen, TX 75002Dr. Ganesh C. Thakur - PresidentPhone: (972) 952-9393Fax: (972) 952-9435Email: [email protected]

Website: www.spe.org

Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers (SPEE)5535 Memorial Dr #F654Houston, TX 77007B.K. Buongiorno - Executive SecretaryPhone: (713) 651-1639Fax: (713) 951-9659Email: [email protected]: www.spee.org/

Society of Professional Well Log Analysts(SPWLA)8866 Gulf Fwy Ste 320Houston, TX 77017Sharon Johnson – Executive DirectorPhone: (713) 947-8727Fax: (713) 947-7181Email [email protected]: www.spwla.org/

Society of Women Engineers (SWE)203 N La Salle St Ste 1675Chicago, IL 60601Alyse Stofer - PresidentPhone: (877) 793-4636Fax: (312) 596-5252Email: [email protected]:www.societyofwomenengineers.swe.org

South Dakota Association of County Officials (SDACO)211 E Prospect AvePierre, SD 57501Julie Risty - President

Phone: (605) 224-4554Fax: (605) 224-9128Email: [email protected]: www.sdcounties.org

The Pipeline Association for PublicAwareness (PAPA)16361 Table Mountain PkwyGolden, CO 80403Jeff Farrells - Executive DirectorPhone: (719) 375-3873Fax: (719) 329-5662Email: [email protected]: www.pipelineawareness.org

United States Energy Association (USEA)1300 Pennsylvania Ave NW Ste 550, Box 142 Washington, DC 20004Barry K. Worthington - Executive DirectorPhone: (202) 312-1230Fax: (202) 682-1682Email: [email protected]: www.usea.org

US Oil & Gas Association (USOGA)1101 K St NW Ste 425Washington, DC 20005Albert L. Modiano - PresidentPhone: (202) 638-4400Fax: (202) 638-5967Email: [email protected]: www.usoga.org

Western Energy Alliance410 17th St Ste 700Denver, CO 80202Tim Wigley - PresidentPhone: (303) 623-0987


COMPANYNEWS in brief

NDPC recognized for Pick Up the Patch! Program

The North Dakota Petroleum Council was recently recog-nized with an Environmental

Partnership Award by the Interstate Oil and Gas CompactCommission. The NDPC received the award for its Pick Up thePatch! program, which was launched in 2012 to create partner-ships between communities and the oil and gas industry andcreate a no-litter culture in western North Dakota.

This year, more than 750 industry volunteers and 70 compa-nies participated in the program and helped collect more than1,600 bags of trash from roadways and communities in the oilpatch. “We are proud to accept this award on behalf of all ourmember companies and their employees who dedicated an in-credible amount of time and resources to making the program asuccess,” said Alexis Brinkman, government affairs manager forthe NDPC and manager of the program. “There are many im-pacts from oil and gas development, such as roads and housing,but this program has been just one way that we can make a visi-ble difference each and every day. We look forward to continu-ing these and other efforts to give back to the communities in

western North Dakota.”The Environmental Partnership Award is one of four Chair-

man’s Stewardship Awards pre- sented each year. The awards arethe IOGCC’s highest honor for exemplary efforts by the oil andnatural gas industry in environmental stewardship. For more in-formation about the IOGCC and the Chairman’s StewardshipAwards, visit ww.iogcc.state.ok.us/.

ENVIRON sponsors event at SETAC North America 2013

During this year’s SETAC North America Conference inNashville, Tenn., ENVIRON sponsored and participated in a com-munity service event for local high school students.

Thirty students from six high schools in Nashville had theopportunity to learn about the ecology of freshwater musselsand help restock species native to the Duck River. ENVIRONstaff and other SETAC volunteers assisted in the restocking ef-fort and shared their experiences in the field of environmentalstudies.

Located just outside of Nashville, the Duck River benefitsfrom a mussel stocking initiative headed by the U.S. Fish andWildlife Service, Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and theTennessee Nature Conservancy, including ongoing native mus-sel restoration work. For more information contact David Mooreat [email protected].

Hegg brings $44 million apartment project to Bakken

As reported by Broadwayworld.com on Dec. 20, the NorthHighland Apartments, which are designed to help the Minot,N.D., area meet soaring demand for rental housing, will open in

phases during the next two years.“Construction is on target and we will begin leasing in July

of 2014 the first completed units,” said Paul Hegg, president andCEO of Hegg Companies Inc.

Amenities at the North Highland Apartments will include un-derground parking, indoor swimming pool, business center, fit-ness facility, and media and community rooms.

The $44 million, 239-unit residential campus is being devel-oped inside the Bakken oil-production area by Hegg Develop-ment Group, of Sioux Falls, S.D. Hegg Development Group alsowill manage the residential complex.

Hegg Companies Inc., founded in 1945, is involved in severalprojects in the region, including the development of housing, of-fice and retail in Williston, N.D., and Watford City, N.D.

“The ongoing oil boom on the Bakken formation continuesto attract an influx of energy workers and new businesses tohub communities such as Minot in western North Dakota,” saidHegg. “With the expanding work force comes the need for a va-riety of housing. “The goal of the North Highland Apartments isto not only fill a void in the rental housing market but to helppeople relocating to the area by providing them homes withamenities typically only seen in large urban areas,” he added.

Lee Tillman announced as keynotespeaker for 2014 WBPC

The North Dakota Petroleum Council said Jan. 27 that LeeTillman, president and chief executive officer of Marathon OilCorp. will deliver the keynote address at the 22nd Annual Willis-ton Basin Petroleum Conference. Tillman will address this year’s

Fortis selected as finalist for the Oil & Gas Awards

Fortis Energy Services announced that it has been selectedas a finalist for the Award for Excellence in Well Completionin the Rocky Mountain Region for 2013 by the Oil & GasAward’s judges.

The Oil & Gas Award organizers stated that, “This year anunprecedented number of entries were received for the Oil &Gas Awards, and we are pleased to announce that Fortis En-ergy Services was selected by the judges as best in class.”

“We are honored to have been selected as a finalist for theAward for Excellence in Well Completions,” stated Fortis CEONathan Conway. “This award serves as an example of ourdeep commitment to safety, efficiency and customer satisfac-tion. It helps solidify our reputation as a leader in oil and gaswell services and serves as a platform to further increase ourstrong customer relationships.”

Fortis Energy Services Inc. is a leading oil and gas servicecompany in the USA, providing oil and gas well servicesthroughout the production life cycle. A well-maintained fleetcombined with highly experienced professionals has enabledFortis to establish strong customer relationships and an excel-lent safety record.


theme “Bakken Strong: Economy, Technology, Opportunity,”along with other Bakken producer CEOs, Harold Hamm of Con-tinental Resources, Tommy Nusz of Oasis Petroleum, and JimVolker of Whiting Petroleum. They are among the more than 70industry experts who will speak about geology, investment,transportation, infrastructure, and other topics important to theWilliston Basin during the Conference.

The conference and expo will be held in Bismarck, N.D., May20-22. Registration for the WBPC opened Jan. 29. Exhibit spacefor the conference sold out in 17 minutes when North Dakotalast hosted the conference in 2012, and more than 4,000 peopleregistered, making it the largest event ever to be held in Bis-marck-Mandan. The Bismarck Civic Center is undergoing an ex-pansion, allowing for 500 booths in the exhibit hall, which ismore than 150 additional spaces for this year.

The conference alternates between North Dakota andSaskatchewan, Canada, every other year and is sponsored by theNorth Dakota Petroleum Council, North Dakota Department ofMineral Resources and Government of Saskatchewan Ministryof the Economy.

For a full agenda of speakers and events, visitwww.wbpcnd.org.

LT Environmental now offers gas leak detection service

LT Environmental Inc. has ex-tensive experience since 1992in compliance and remediationand is proud to announce itsnew hydrocarbon gas leak de-tection services for the oil andgas industry. LTE utilizes opticalgas imaging technology to effi-ciently detect low-concentration

hydrocarbon gas leaks in large areas as well as hard-to-reach orinaccessible areas, which other leak detecting methods cannotaccess.

State and federal agencies have legislated a reduction involatile organic compound emissions through leak detectionand repair compliance requirements. The OGI camera enablesoil and gas clients to maintain regulatory compliance by identi-fying and confirming repairs of hydrocarbon gas leaks. LTE’s hy-drocarbon gas leak inspection services include comprehensivesite evaluations using the FLIR GF320 OGI camera by certified,experienced field inspectors, optional regulatory complianceaudits, and reporting of facility leaks, post-repair leak inspec-tions, and access to LTE proprietary, secure client-specific leakinspection databases.

Contact Jennifer McQueen, LTE air quality specialist, at 303-433-9788 or [email protected] for further OGI inspection in-formation and specifications.

LTE, headquartered in Arvada, Colo., is a full-service environ-mental engineering company specializing in compliance, engi-neering, remediation, and safety services for private and publicentities throughout the United States.

Profile Products introduces Tornado Tack ST-1000

Profile Products intro-duces the first in its line ofTornado Tack products, theStraw Tack-1000 — a new,all-in-one, high-loadingstraw tackifier. Tornado TackST-1000 gives contractorstwice the coverage of a tra-ditional blended mulch andtackifier while providingthe strongest environmen-tally safe bond. It features ahigh-loading formulationand 500 pounds-per-acreapplication rate.

Tornado Tack can beloaded at up to 70 poundsper 100 gallons to yielddouble the coverage of tra-ditional blended mulch andtackifier. A 3,000-gallon tank can cover up to four acres. Its all-in-one package means easier loading and storage, so there is nevera need to transport multiple products to the jobsite for fieldmixing.

In addition to a base composition of wood cellulose fiber,Tornado Tack contains patented interlocking fibers and porousceramic particles that combine with the tackifier providing su-perior bulk density and bond strength to the ground. This com-position lengthens the functional longevity of the straw andprevents it from blowing or washing away. Tornado Tack is alsobiodegradable, making it the safe alternative to asphalt emulsionbinder.

For more information about Tornado Tack or to find the near-est distributor, visit www.profileevs.com.

Painting and coating specialist joins Abrasives

Abrasives Inc. is pleased to welcomeCliff Schaan to their customer relationsteam serving North Dakota. With morethan 33 years of industrial painting andcoating in the field, North Dakota nativeSchaan is no stranger to issues on the jobsite. If there is a question about how totackle a project, rest assured, he has beenin the same position and knows a thing ortwo about how to get the job done in spiteof the challenges.

As Abrasives Inc. grows and changes tomeet the unique needs of western North Dakota, Schaan bringshis wide knowledge base and more than three decades of expe-rience with him to Abrasives. His career began as an apprentice,and then he gained hands on experience as a journeymanpainter and ultimately earned the position of division managerat Swanson & Youngdale in Beulah, N.D., before joining the Abra-

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sive team. Schaan is excited to help other coating professionals trou-

bleshoot and find a better way to complete projects. An employee-owned corporation, Abrasives Inc. is home to

Black Magic “The Tough Stuff” coal slag, a blast-cleaning favoritethroughout the United States and Canada.

Abrasives is also home to Dakota Gold silica sand and distrib-utes a full line of blast material including Starblast, steel shotand grit, garnet, aluminum oxide, soda and custom orders. In ad-dition, Abrasives is an authorized Clemco, RKI and Graco dis-tributor and service center.

For more information, visit www.AbrasivesInc.com.

NDPC hires consultant to assist with grant proposals

The North Dakota Petroleum Council has hired Habitat Un-limited, a habitat development and consulting firm located inBismarck, N.D., to provide habitat development and professionalgrant writing assistance to wildlife chapters that wish to applyfor grants available through the Outdoor Heritage Fund.

“Hunting and fishing are important traditions for many of usin North Dakota, including those who work in the oil and gas in-dustry,” said Ron Ness, president of the NDPC. “We all agree thatthese are traditions worth preserving, and the Outdoor HeritageFund, which is funded by revenues from oil and gas taxes, is agreat resource for improving habitats and access to the out-doors now and for future generations.”

North Dakota has hundreds of local wildlife chapters thatwork hard to organize fundraisers for habitat improvements, butlike many civic and community organizations, they rely solelyon volunteers who may not have the time or the expertise todevelop projects or meet the requirements needed to receiveoutside grant dollars. Habitat Unlimited will work with chaptersto develop habitat projects and offer professional grant writingservices that will help them access the Outdoor Heritage Funds.

“Our hope is to provide these grassroots organizations with aresource that can help them better capitalize on the resourcesavailable through the Outdoor Heritage Fund and to create proj-ects that will have a meaningful and lasting positive impact forthe outdoors,” said Dave Nehring, president of Habitat Unlim-ited.

The deadline for the next Outdoor Heritage Fund grant pe-riod is Aug. 1. North Dakota grassroots groups and chapters thatlack local full-time paid staff or resources will be given priority.Interested groups should contact Dave Nehring [email protected] for more information.

Fortis Energy Services expands its operations in ND

Fortis Energy Services Inc. announced that it has expandedits area of operations to include the Williston Basin of NorthDakota. Fortis, a recognized leader in the Michigan basin as wellas the Utica and Marcellus shale plays, will be providing thesame well services to oil and gas producers in North Dakota in-cluding well completions, workovers, down-hole repairs, main-tenance and plugging and abandonment.

“We are proud that our culture of customer service and

safety has opened this opportunity to expand our operationsinto the Williston basin of North Dakota,” said Fortis CEONathan Conway, a native of Westhope, N.D. “I grew up in theNorth Dakota oil fields working in both oilfield service as wellas exploration and production. As a third generation oilman inthe N.D. oil and gas industry, it is great to be back home work-ing with many of the same people I worked with years ago.”

Headquartered in Michigan, Fortis has operations throughoutthe Midwest and Northeastern states including: Michigan, Penn-sylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, New York, Indiana, Illinois and nowNorth Dakota. An aggressive growth plan includes expansiontargets in other major shale plays across the U.S., including theEagle Ford, Permian and Niobrara shale plays.

NETZSCH Pumps wins Breakthrough Product of the Year

Netzsch Pumps has been awardedProcessing Magazine’s 2013Break-through Product of the Year for itsTORNADO T2 rotary lobe pump.

Recognized for materials ad-vances applied to rotary lobe pumps,the TORNADOT2 rotary lobe pumphad its world premiere last May atthe IFAT, and its U.S.premiere atWEFTEC 2012 in New Orleans. It ad-dresses conveyance challengesbycompletely reversing the entire ma-terials concept of conventional ro-tary lobepumps by featuring a metal lobe with a replaceablerubber liner, a conceptmore like a progressive cavity pump.

Since the T2’s launch, it has already proven successful in nu-merous applications and has won awards around the globe, in-cluding the “Targa Beltrami” innovation prize in March 2012 atthe Biogas Trade Fair in Cremona, Italy.

Netzsch has been offering tailor-made and sophisticated solu-tions for applications in many industrial branches for more thanfive decades on a global level. With more than 1,600 employees,the Business Unit “Pumps & Systems” is the largest business unitwith the highest sales of the entire Netzsch group.

The Netzsch Group is a globally active, family-owned enter-prise headquartered in the Bavarian town of Selb, Germany. Ourinternational presence is backed by 140 sales and productioncenters in 30 countries across the globe. For more informationvisit www.netzschusa.com.

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