Pumpco, Inc.

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Pumpco, Inc. is a pipeline contractor based in Giddings, Texas. It is part of MasTec, Inc..

Pumpco, Inc.
Also called
  • Pumpco Energy Infrastructure[1]
General information
Industry
TypePrivate[5]
StatusActive[6]
Parent companyMasTec, Inc.[2]
Successor
HeadquartersGiddings, Texas, US[6][8]
RegionsTexas, Louisiana, North Dakota, Wyoming, New Mexico, Oklahoma[9]
Websitewww.pumpco.cc[10] or https://www.pumpco.cc[6][sources disagree]
PLCANot a PLCA member as of 3 October 2026[11]
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Pumpco, Inc. is a pipeline contractor based in Giddings, Texas. It is part of MasTec, Inc..

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Projects

As contractor

ProjectWorkPrime or subScopeSpreadYearsProject built
Matterhorn Express Pipeline[12]PrimeIIR listing: Matterhorn Express Pipeline (WhiteWater) awards Pumpco (G/C): 410.8 miles of 30-, 36- and 42-inch, Upton to Fort Bend County, TX; clearing/grading spring 2023, construction commenced May 2023, scheduled completion Sep 2024from 1 May 20232024
Permian Highway Pipeline Expansion[12]PrimeIIR listing: Permian Highway Pipeline LLC awards Pumpco (G/C) on the PHP Expansion loops (Coyanosa and Moulton entries, each 5 miles of 36-inch, Reeves to Pecos County, TX); construction commenced Dec 2022, scheduled completion Dec 2023from 1 December 20222023
Double E Pipeline[13]Prime85 miles of 42-inch and 50 miles of 30-inch for Double E Pipeline, LLC, Carlsbad, NM to Coyanosa, TX (year listed 2021); FERC-regulated, nine-month construction duration2021
Double E Pipeline[12]PrimeIIR listing: Summit Midstream awards Pumpco (G/C) on Double E: Carlsbad 33.4 mi of 30-inch, Loving lateral 17.3 mi of 30-inch, Trunk-line 200 82 mi of 42-inch, Trunk-line 300 1.4 mi of 42-inch; commenced Jul 2021, completion Nov 20211 July 2021 – 1 November 20212021
Double E Pipeline Project[13]Primeproject page for the Double E Pipeline (client Double E Pipeline, LLC): 85 miles of 42-inch and 50 miles of 30-inch, Carlsbad NM to Coyanosa TX, year 2021, nine-month construction duration2021
Permian Highway Pipeline[14]Prime165 miles of 42-inch for Kinder Morgan, Big Lake, TX to Fredericksburg, TX (year listed 2021); rock ditch project, nine-month construction duration2021
Whistler Pipeline[15]Prime144 miles of 42-inch for WhiteWater Midstream, Rankin, TX to Del Rio, TX (year listed 2020/2021); Pumpco self-performed 144 miles of rock ditch on a single spread2020–2021
Whistler Pipeline[15]Prime144 miles of 42-inch from Rankin to Del Rio, Texas, one spread, 2020-2021 (per Pumpco's page; client WhiteWater Midstream)2020–2021
Lone Star Express Expansion[12]PrimeIIR listing: Lone Star NGL awards Pumpco (Spread 1), Troy (Spread 2), Holloman (Spread 3), Precision Pipeline (Spread 4) on the 352-mile 24-inch LSX2, Wink to Morgan Junction, TX; construction commenced Dec 2019, scheduled completion Sep 2020Spread 12020
Gulf Coast Express Pipeline[3]PrimeSpread 2: 62.32 miles of 42-inch, 0.600-inch wall; rock ditching fleetSpread 21 November 2018 – 1 July 20192019
Gulf Coast Express Pipeline[3]PrimeSpread 3: 64.75 miles of 42-inch, 0.600-inch wall; rock ditching fleetSpread 31 November 2018 – 1 July 20192019
Gulf Coast Express Pipeline[12]PrimeIIR listing: Kinder Morgan Texas Pipeline awards Pumpco (G/C) about 75 miles of 42-inch (Spread 3) and 117 miles (Spread 4), Del Rio to Agua Dulce, TX; construction commenced Feb 2019, completion Sep 2019 (the firm's own page numbers its spreads 2 and 3)1 February 2019 – 1 September 20192019
Shin Oak NGL Pipeline[12]PrimeIIR listing: Enterprise awards Pumpco (G/C) Spreads 6 and 7, 95 miles, of the 571-mile 24-inch Shin Oak NGL line (MPG Spread 1, Primoris Spreads 2-3, Troy Spreads 4-5, NC Contractors Spread 8); construction commenced Oct 2018, completion Dec 2019Spread 62019
Shin Oak NGL Pipeline[12]PrimeIIR listing: Spread 7 (see the Spread 6 entry; 95 miles over Spreads 6 and 7)Spread 72019
Impulsora Pipeline CP14-513[16]HDD and boreHDD crossing of the Rio Grande at Laredo: 2,200 ft of 36-inch pulled back about 80 ft under the river bed, the last leg of the Impulsora Pipeline; Rio Grande2018
Midland-to-Sealy Pipeline[17]PrimeSpread 5 (listed 2017-2018)2018
Red Bluff Express Pipeline[18][19]Prime81.5 miles: 64.9 miles of 42-inch, 10.4 miles of 36-inch, 6.2 miles of 30-inch (Orla, TX to Coyanosa, TX); started with stick welding, finished with automatic welding1 November 2017 – 1 March 20182018
Red Bluff Express Pipeline[20]Prime65 miles of 42-inch, 10.4 miles of 36-inch and 6.2 miles of 30-inch pipeline, Coyanosa to Orla, Texas, built in 4 months2018
Revolution Pipeline[21]PrimeListed 2018-2019 as a pipeline construction contractor, with Capstone Energy, Willbros and Pumpco2016–2018
Comanche Trail Pipeline[22][23]PrimeListed as Comanche Trails Pipeline, LLC: 194.3 miles of 42-inch, 0.600-inch wall (Coyanosa, TX to El Paso, TX); page gives a projected completion of December 2016from 1 April 20162017
Comanche Trail Pipeline[12]PrimeIIR listing: Comanche Trail awarded Pumpco (G/C) 195 miles of 42-inch, Waha Hub through Pecos, Reeves (59 mi), Culberson (51 mi) and Hudspeth (65 mi) Counties to San Elizario, TX; completion Jan 2017until 1 January 20172017
Impulsora Pipeline[16]PrimeLead contractor for the bulk of the construction of the 17-mile 36-inch Impulsora Pipeline in Webb County, TX (Howard Energy Partners / Nueva Era JV), open-cut with four HDD rigs; article of Sept 20182017
Trans-Pecos Pipeline[22][23]PrimeListed as Trans Pecos Pipeline, LLC: 142.9 miles of 42-inch, 0.600-inch wall (Coyanosa, TX to Presidio, TX); page gives a projected completion of March 2017from 1 July 20162016–2017
Trans-Pecos Pipeline[12]PrimeIIR listing: Energy Transfer awards MasTec (construction coordinator) and Pumpco (G/C) on the 143-mile 42-inch Trans-Pecos line, Waha Hub to Presidio, TX; construction commenced Jan/Mar 2016, completion 21 Mar 2017until 1 March 20172016–2017
Delaware Basin Extension[24]PrimeSpreads 3, 4 and 5 (listed 2017)2016
Lone Star Express Pipeline[25][26][27]PrimePumpco's portion: 267 miles of 24-inch (Midland, TX to Morgan, TX), 195 miles welded by automatic welding; page gives a March 2016 projected completionfrom 1 September 20152016
Permian Express II[12]PrimeIIR listing: Sunoco Logistics awards Pumpco (Spreads 1 and 2) and Strike Construction (Spreads 3 and 4) on Permian Express Phase II, 334 miles of 26- and 20-inch to Nederland; construction commenced Oct 2014, completion Jul 2015Spread 12015
Permian Express II[12]PrimeIIR listing: Spread 2 (see the Spread 1 entry)Spread 22015
Sand Hills Pipeline[28]PrimeSandhills 20-inch, 470 miles, Bay City, TX to Sonora, TX (flint rock for the last 95 miles); the firm's 2014 page lists it as DCP Midstream, 455 miles of 20-inch, completed 2nd quarter 20131 March 2012 – 1 May 20132011–2013
Arbuckle Pipeline[29]PrimeListed as Oneok Arbuckle Pipeline LLC: 150 miles of 16-inch steel pipeline including several directional drills, Bridgeport to Grandview and Grandview to Richland, TX; completed in 2009 (contractor)
Barilla Draw Crude Oil Pipeline Lateral[12]PrimeIIR listing: Plains All American with Pumpco (G/C Phase I: 20 miles of 16-inch, south of Pecos, TX to the Barstow pump station) and Venable's Construction (Phase II: 28 miles Barstow to Wink, from Apr 2015); completion Sep 2015
Driver to High Plains Lateral[21]PrimeListed 2018-2019 as a pipeline construction contractor (with Taylor Construction, Pumpco and Strike)
Liberty Pipeline[29]PrimeListed as Copano - Liberty Pipeline: 84 miles of 12-inch and 4 miles of 8-inch steel pipeline in Colorado, Wharton, Matagorda, Jackson and Calhoun Counties, TX; completed in 2011 (contractor)
Longhorn Pipeline[30]pipe take-up (removal of 14 miles of 18-inch)Under Holloman Corporation2003 completed-projects table: Longhorn Partners Pipeline, 14 miles of 18-inch take-up, Hays County near Dripping Springs, TX, completed 2002 as sub-contractor under Holloman Corporationuntil 1 January 2002
M2E3 Project[12]PrimeIIR listing: Midland-to-ECHO 3 (502 miles of 30-inch, Midland to Sealy, TX): Troy Spreads 1-2, Pumpco Spreads 3 and 5A, Primoris Rockford Spreads 4 and 7, MPG Spreads 5-6; construction commenced Feb 2020, completion Dec 2020/Jan 2021Spread 3
M2E3 Project[12]PrimeIIR listing: Spread 5A (see the Spread 3 entry)Spread 5A
M2E3 Project[12]pump station contractor (five M2E3 pump stations, with NorthStar Energy Services as station G/C)IIR listing: five M2E3 pump-station entries (Stations 1-5: Midland, Big Lake, San Angelo, London, Austin areas; one 3,000-hp electric pump each) name Pumpco 'Pipeline G/C and Pump Station Contractor', NorthStar Energy Services station G/C; 2020
Maverick Basin Trunkline[29]PrimeListed as Anadarko Petroleum Co., Maverick Basin Trunkline: $45 million of 6- to 30-inch steel pipelines of various lengths, Dimmit and La Salle Counties, TX; completed in 2012 (contractor)

Spreads

Spreads this company built as the prime contractor.

ProjectSpreadDates
Delaware Basin ExtensionSpread 3[24]
Delaware Basin ExtensionSpread 4[24]
Delaware Basin ExtensionSpread 5[24]
Gulf Coast Express PipelineSpread 2[3]1 November 2018 – 1 July 2019
Gulf Coast Express PipelineSpread 3[3]1 November 2018 – 1 July 2019
Lone Star Express ExpansionSpread 1[12]
M2E3 ProjectSpread 3[12]
M2E3 ProjectSpread 5A[12]
Midland-to-Sealy PipelineSpread 5[17]
Permian Express IISpread 1[12]
Permian Express IISpread 2[12]
Shin Oak NGL PipelineSpread 6[12]
Shin Oak NGL PipelineSpread 7[12]
Whistler PipelineSpread 3[12]
Whistler PipelineSpread 4[12]

Crossings

Crossings this company drilled or bored.

ProjectFeature
Impulsora Pipeline CP14-513Rio Grande[16][31]

Sources disagree

These sources give different values for the same fact. Each value is listed with the sources that give it.

FactValues given
Website
  • www.pumpco.cc[10]
  • https://www.pumpco.cc[6]

References

  1. “Pumpco - Safety”. Pumpco, Inc. Retrieved 6 October 2026.
  2. “MasTec, Inc., annual report on Form 10-K for fiscal 2009”. MasTec, Inc. (filed with the SEC). 25 February 2010. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  3. “Kinder Morgan GCX 42” 127 Miles - Pumpco”. Pumpco, Inc. Archived from the original on 10 August 2020. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  4. “P66 Gray Oak 261.6 Miles - Pumpco”. Pumpco, Inc. Archived from the original on 10 August 2020. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  5. “MasTec, Inc. Form 10-K for 2022, Exhibit 21: subsidiaries”. MasTec, Inc. (filed with the SEC). 16 March 2023. Retrieved 6 October 2026.
  6. “Pumpco”. Pumpco, Inc. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  7. “MasTec, Inc. Form 8-K (Item 1.01/2.01): acquisition of Pumpco, Inc.”. MasTec, Inc. (filed with the SEC). 5 June 2008. Retrieved 6 October 2026.
  8. “Financial Statements of Pumpco, Inc. (Exhibit 99.1 to MasTec Form 8-K/A)”. MasTec, Inc. (filed with the SEC). 30 July 2008. Retrieved 6 October 2026.
  9. “Trenchers, HDD Key Components Of Pumpco's Pipeline Work”. Underground Construction (Underground Infrastructure). May 2014. Retrieved 6 October 2026.
  10. “APCA member directory entry: Pumpco, Inc.”. American Pipeline Contractors Association. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  11. “PLCA Member Directory”. Pipe Line Contractors Association. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  12. “Industrial Info Resources project report on the Whistler grassroot natural gas pipeline (Exhibit GPLDC-1b, South Dakota PUC docket HP22-001)”. Industrial Info Resources (as filed with the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission). 2023. Retrieved 4 October 2026.
  13. “Double E Pipeline Project Details”. Pumpco, Inc. Archived from the original on 7 September 2024. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  14. “Permian Highway Pipeline Project Details”. Pumpco, Inc. Archived from the original on 7 September 2024. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  15. “Whistler Pipeline - Pumpco”. Pumpco, Inc. Archived from the original on 7 September 2024. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  16. “Crossing Under the Rio Grande for the Impulsora Pipeline”. Trenchless Technology. 12 September 2018. Retrieved 6 October 2026.
  17. “Ongoing Projects: Construction Underway (Pipeline News, May 2018)”. Pipeline News. May 2018. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  18. “Red Bluff Express 42", 36", & 30" - Pumpco”. Pumpco, Inc. Archived from the original on 10 August 2020. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  19. “Ongoing Projects: Construction Underway (Pipeline News, July 2018)”. Pipeline News. July 2018. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  20. “Red Bluff Express Pipeline in Texas (MasTec project page, archived copy; live page now returns 404)”. MasTec, Inc. Archived from the original on 12 January 2026. Retrieved 4 October 2026.
  21. “Ongoing Projects: Construction Underway (Pipeline News, August 2019)”. Pipeline News. August 2019. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  22. “WAHA 42" 340 Miles - Pumpco”. Pumpco, Inc. Archived from the original on 10 August 2020. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  23. “Ongoing Projects: Construction Underway (Pipeline News, March 2017)”. Pipeline News. March 2017. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  24. “Ongoing Projects: Construction Underway (Pipeline News, May 2017)”. Pipeline News. May 2017. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  25. “Lone Star Express 24" 267 Miles - Pumpco”. Pumpco, Inc. Archived from the original on 10 August 2020. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  26. “Ongoing Projects: Construction Underway (Pipeline News, September 2017)”. Pipeline News. September 2017. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  27. “2016 Worldwide Construction Report”. Pipeline & Gas Journal. January 2016. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  28. “Sandhills 20" 470 Miles - Pumpco”. Pumpco, Inc. Archived from the original on 10 August 2020. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  29. “Pumpco, Inc. Pipeline Construction :: Our Current Projects”. Pumpco, Inc. Archived from the original on 16 May 2014. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  30. “Pumpco, Inc. - Pipeline Construction (completed projects table, 2003 capture)”. Pumpco, Inc. Archived from the original on 4 February 2003. Retrieved 6 October 2026.
  31. “Implementation Plan, Impulsora Border Crossing Project, Webb County, Texas (CP14-513-001, CP16-70-000)”. Impulsora Pipeline, LLC (filed with FERC). 24 June 2016. Retrieved 4 October 2026.

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