Track iron past the last tower
Satellite gateways, stored data and installs batched by lease.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration describes New Mexico as the second-largest crude oil-producing state, with 15% of U.S. crude output in 2024. Out in Lea and Eddy counties, machines sit on pads miles down caliche lease roads, often past the last cell signal.
Towns and lease roads we cover
The New Mexico side of the basin, plus Midland and Odessa in Texas.
- Hobbs
- Lovington
- Carlsbad
- Artesia
- Jal
- Eunice
- Midland, Texas
- Odessa, Texas
- US 62/180, Carlsbad to Hobbs
- US 285, Artesia to Carlsbad
- NM 18, Hobbs to Jal
- I-20, Midland to Odessa
What we do on the lease
Satellite gateway installs
A1S gateways on the dozers, motor graders and backhoes that build pads beyond cell coverage.
Trackers on light assets
B1 trackers on light towers, generators, compressors and trailers that sit on pads for months.
Fuel matched to machines
Fuel truck tickets on remote pads matched to each machine’s engine hours, lease by lease.
Overnight alert watch
The managed fleet desk watches after-hours movement on remote pads around the clock.
How we plan basin trips
Trips batched by area
We schedule crews by the week and group Hobbs, Carlsbad and Artesia yards into one trip.
Travel and trip fees
Travel is included on New Mexico installs. Midland and Odessa visits carry a flat trip fee, quoted first.
Satellite where signal fails
Where a pad has no signal, the A1S sends position, hours and fault codes every 15 minutes.
Summer heat and storms
From June to September, crews start pad installs at first light and stay off flooded lease roads.
Most asked for here
Satellite tracking
Position, hours and fault codes from jobs the cell towers never reach.
Tracking hardware
Four sealed devices you buy once, own outright and can read the specs of.
Fuel and emissions
Every gallon matched to a machine, a job and the CO2 it made.
Managed fleet desk
Fleet analysts watch your alerts at night, on weekends and on holidays.
Permian Basin questions, answered
Does equipment tracking work on Permian lease roads with no cell service?
Yes. The A1 gateway stores 30 days of readings and uploads them when it reaches signal, and the A1S adds a satellite modem that sends position, hours and active fault codes every 15 minutes with no cellular coverage at all. The A1S is bought once, and satellite data is billed per gateway per month.
Do you install equipment trackers in Midland and Odessa?
Yes. The Texas side of the basin is in our field service area. Because it sits outside New Mexico, we quote a flat trip fee before the visit, then charge the usual per-machine installation rate. Installs in Hobbs, Carlsbad, Artesia and the rest of New Mexico include travel.
Can you track light towers and generators on remote well pads?
Yes. A B1 battery tracker bolts or magnets onto a light tower, generator, compressor or trailer and reports once a day for up to five years. It is bought once and billed per asset per month, and it shows which towers have sat on a finished pad too long.
How do you handle theft risk on remote well sites?
With alerts that go to a named person, day or night. Gateways flag movement outside working hours, power cut to the gateway and a tracker removed. For nights and weekends, the managed fleet desk, a per-machine add-on, watches those alerts around the clock and follows your escalation list.
Talk to our Albuquerque team
Crews leave from 1700 Louisiana Boulevard NE, Suite 100, Albuquerque. A person replies within one business day.