Ken connects Permian operators preparing to drill with vetted pre-spud compliance, energy-risk, and H₂S safety providers, while the permit is still fresh.
I monitor public Texas drilling activity, qualify the timing and operating context, and connect small and mid-size operators with the environmental, insurance, and field-safety providers who fit the job, before generic outreach catches up.
This is the market I watch.
583 drilling permits approved across the Permian districts in the last four weeks, from 86 operators. Pulled September 14, 2026.
Sourced from the Texas Railroad Commission drilling permit record. I don’t sell a permit list. A permit is where I start, then I verify the operator, the filing stage, and the location before any introduction.
No deal to point at yet, so here’s exactly what I put in motion.
Environmental engineering, spill-prevention (SPCC) planning, and field-compliance support for operators getting a location ready. I bring providers the operators whose permits just cleared, while the plan is still being written.
Well-control and energy-insurance introductions for operators reviewing pre-spud risk and coverage. Not a generic insurance list. Operators who are filing to drill now.
H₂S planning, monitoring, gas detection, breathing air, and training, where the operation calls for it. I route the right field-safety provider fast, not every provider to every well.
Additional support: introductions to Texas oil and gas financial-assurance and surety specialists for operator registration and bonding, where appropriate.
How vendors get on the bench. Before I route an operator to anyone, I check current insurance certificates, ISNetworld or Avetta standing, safety record, and whether they’re ready to sign an MSA. Vendors who don’t clear that don’t get introduced.
Building in the open. I’m working alongside myoProcess, a vetted B2B partner trusted across $1B+ in transactions, while I route my first introductions in this lane. My first closed match replaces this paragraph.