Oil and gas decisions depend on understanding the land beneath the opportunity.
Dixon Services helps exploration and production companies and midstream operators research ownership, acquire leases and rights-of-way, and maintain the project data needed to move forward.
The land process often begins when a geologist identifies an area with development potential. Before the company can advance the prospect, it must understand whether the acreage is available and who owns the relevant interests.
DSI can begin with a lease check to identify existing oil and gas leases. If the prospect moves forward, our team can research mineral and surface ownership across each tract, prepare acquisition documents, and support contact and negotiations with the appropriate owners.
As work progresses, DSI organizes the resulting ownership, lease, cost, and acquisition information within an integrated project system.
Exploration and production work represents DSI’s primary area of experience.
Our team can support E&P projects with:
DSI centralizes lease preparation and data review to help maintain consistency across the project. Land professionals can remain focused on owners and negotiations while dedicated support personnel verify information and prepare documents.
Midstream projects require rights that work both legally and practically.
DSI combines ownership research, landowner communication, document preparation, and acquisition tracking with an understanding of pipeline construction needs. This experience helps our team consider access, workspace, equipment movement, and other practical factors that may affect the usefulness of a right-of-way.
DSI can also provide pipeline project support and coordinate with qualified engineering or specialty providers when the work requires those services.
Oil and gas projects change quickly. New leases are executed, ownership questions emerge, costs increase, and acquisition priorities shift.
DSI connects project research with GIS mapping and a centralized land database. Clients can access their project information and monitor current tract, ownership, lease, cost, and acquisition activity without relying solely on periodic static reports.
Reports can also be customized around the questions your land, geology, management, or transaction teams need to answer.
Information associated with a significant energy investment must be carefully reviewed.
Dedicated land technicians validate the data gathered during research and acquisition before it is used to prepare documents, reports, or maps. This quality-control process helps maintain consistency between the underlying records, project database, GIS system, and final deliverables.
Good data gives your team a stronger foundation for evaluating prospects, directing acquisition work, and making capital decisions.
Dixon Services has supported oil and gas work since 1985, with extensive experience in the natural gas fields of East Texas.
Our primary operating region also includes Northwest Louisiana, Southern Oklahoma, and Southwest Arkansas. DSI has supported additional projects in West Texas, West Virginia, Colorado, and other areas where clients require experienced land resources.
Whether you are evaluating a new prospect, acquiring mineral leases, reviewing an existing asset, or securing a pipeline right-of-way, Dixon Services can provide the land experience and current project information your team needs.