An orphan well in Reeves County is actively leaking produced water to the surface from the stuffing box. The affected area measures approximately…

The State of Texas awarded an emergency contract to AZ Field Services LLC on February 20, 2026, to address an active produced water leak from an orphan well located in Reeves County. The affected surface area spans approximately 2,200 feet by 40 feet, with chloride concentrations measured at 59,259 parts per million. The contract was executed through the Texas Railroad Commission's Midland district office following a competitive solicitation process in which three vendors were contacted.

The primary scope of work involves roustabout crew services focused on repairing the stuffing box, containing contaminated fluids, and hauling materials from the site. The services are classified under well completion and oilfield drilling services, as reflected in the associated UNSPSC codes. The Midland district office selected AZ Field Services LLC based on its demonstrated capacity to provide immediate response and represent the best value proposition to the State. Specific contract amount and annual value information was not provided in the available award documentation.