Land decisions depend on knowing who owns the property, which rights are available, and what existing agreements may affect the project.
Dixon Services combines detailed research, coordinated acquisition, and disciplined data management to help you evaluate opportunities and move projects forward with reliable information.
Before an oil and gas prospect can move forward, you need to determine whether the acreage is available for lease.
DSI begins by reviewing recent records for existing leases and other interests. When a prospect advances, our team can research each tract to identify mineral ownership, surface ownership, acreage, and the parties who must be contacted.
This gives your team a clearer understanding of the land before committing additional time and capital to the project.
DSI centralizes document preparation and project information to create greater consistency across the acquisition process.
This allows land professionals to focus on owners and negotiations while dedicated support personnel help maintain document and data quality.
Review available records to identify existing oil and gas leases and determine which acreage may be open.
Research mineral interests, surface ownership, royalty interests, and other information affecting each tract.
Prepare lease documents, coordinate owner contact, and support negotiations and execution.
Track ownership, acquisition activity, lease costs, and other information your team needs to monitor progress.
Land and lease data becomes more valuable when it is organized around the decision you need to make.
Depending on the project, DSI can prepare customized information covering:
This information can support prospect evaluation, ongoing lease acquisition, property transactions, and acquisition or divestiture reviews.
Information gathered during the project is entered into DSI’s integrated land database and connected with its GIS mapping system.
Dedicated land technicians review and validate the data before it is used to prepare documents, reports, or project maps. Clients can then receive continually updated information about tracts, ownership, leases, costs, and acquisition activity.
Instead of waiting for the next static report, your team gains a current view of the project and can request reports tailored to specific questions.
Oil and gas remains DSI’s primary market, but our land acquisition experience also supports municipalities, counties, and utility organizations.
We help public entities identify owners, acquire easements, prepare project documentation, and organize the land information required for water, sewer, and other infrastructure improvements.
This experience allows DSI to apply the same disciplined approach to both private energy development and public projects.
Whether you are evaluating a new prospect, acquiring leases, reviewing an existing asset, or preparing for an infrastructure project, Dixon Services can help you understand the land and coordinate the next steps.