If barrels get delayed in the oil and gas industry, companies can lose money, face fines, and hurt their reputation. Many focus on exploration, drilling, or pricing, but logistics is the often-overlooked factor that can make or break a business.

Logistics ties together every step of the oil and gas supply chain, from the wellhead to transport. When companies get logistics right, barrels move smoothly and they stand out from the competition. But if logistics fall short, delays and lost trust can follow.

Trust drives the oil and gas industry. For small companies like Tejas Purchasing, transparency establishes credibility, ensures smooth transactions, and builds lasting partnerships. It's not just a value; it's a competitive edge. Sending daily email updates on key activities, schedules, and new issues keeps everyone informed and strengthens trust.

We lack large pipelines or AI dashboards, but we offer direct access to producers, buyers, and haulers through clear and consistent communication.

In crude oil and condensate marketing, speed and accuracy can make or break a deal. For Tejas Purchasing, market intelligence is our secret weapon.

We keep things simple. We do business by phone, work from home, and use trucking companies to move products from producers to buyers. Since we don’t have pipelines or storage, we depend on strong relationships, local know-how, and fast decisions.

Picture a producer in a remote Texas field, watching a tank fill up and worrying it might overflow. If the next truck is delayed, there’s a real risk of shutdown and lost profits. In oil and gas, speed, accuracy, and clear communication are essential. For small companies like Tejas Purchasing, the goal is to move crude and condensate quickly and reliably, even with limited resources.