TEXLAND DRILLING PROGRAM 1981

TEXLAND DRILLING PROGRAM 1981

TEXLAND DRILLING PROGRAM 1981 is a niche operator focused on providing drilling oil and gas wells, offering turnkey well construction, mud logging coordination, and field supervision tailored to independent and regional exploration companies navigating the Gulf Coast and interior U.S. basins; its expertise in rotary drilling techniques aligns with the broader SIC framework for oil and gas well services, where precision in casing programs and fluid management remains critical. The partnership cultivates strong relationships with midstream and upstream firms that demand reliable mobilization schedules and compliance with evolving state permitting regimes, while also addressing financial partners who finance exploration through structured programs. Material risks include fluctuating commodity prices, permitting delays, and stringent environmental and safety regulations, which are heightened by the need to meet Occupational Safety and Health Administration standards and state environmental agency oversight. The latest public disclosure is a Form 10-Q filed November 1999, and investors can track ongoing compliance by viewing live SEC filings on Earnings Feed.