La Tank

New fleet of rental equipment to support operations.

Louisiana Tank, Inc. (LA Tank) is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Tiger Oilfield Services, LLC.  Tiger Oilfield Services is headquartered in Houston, Texas and operates field offices in South Louisiana and South Texas. The partnership will provide an expansion of LA TANK’s core suite of oilfield services to include a brand new fleet of rental equipment to support drilling and completion operations.

After a summer of extreme heat and a shortage of cooling solutions in the South Texas area, Tiger Oilfield Services and LA Tank have teamed up to provide industry leading mobile cooling solutions, custom tailored to meet the needs of our clients in providing a safe work environment for their field operations personnel while maintaining compliance with O.S.H.A. requirements. In addition to renting mobile cooling solutions, Tiger Oilfield Services and LA Tank will provide the same exceptional level of service and support that our customers have come to appreciate since our founding in 1976.

Louisiana Tank began operations as an oilfield service company specializing in non-hazardous saltwater disposal.  LA Tank has steadily grown since then and now operates a fleet of more than 50 vacuum trucks. In addition, LA Tank provides location work, drilling mud and completion fluid transportation, frac tank rentals and saltwater disposal – accurately, safely and efficiently.

TIGER OILFIELD SERVICES 
(830) 268-8955

South Texas Field Office:
203 Private Road 1001 FM 743
Kenedy, Texas 78119

Corporate Headquarters:
10370 Richmond Avenue, Suite #525
Houston, Texas 77042

Louisiana Tank Announces Plans for Expansion

Louisiana Tank Announces Plans for Expansion
Expanding to service customers involved in the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale

LAKE CHARLES—Louisiana Tank announced today plans to expand its operations to better serve customers in the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale area in central Louisiana. LA Tank’s plans for expansion include an increase to the company’s fleet size to better accommodate growth in the area as well as other improvements aimed to ensure the most reliable and cost-effective services for current and prospective customers.

“With more than 35 years of experience, LA Tank has the capability, expertise and geographical position to service customers located in the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale,” Louisiana Tank Chief Operating Officer George Jordan stated. “Our planned expansion of services was designed to capitalize on this exciting new shale development and contribute to the economic impact being generated from the shale play.”

Geologists have estimated the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, a 2.7-million acre oil and gas play stretching across 21 parishes, to contain tens of billions of barrels of oil that could be tapped with the same horizontal drilling techniques as those utilized in the Haynesville Shale in north Louisiana. According to the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources, a half-dozen wells in the Marine Shale are currently being permitted or drilled. Projections of significant economic impact from the shale play have been solidified as several companies continue to seek and acquire hundreds of thousands of acres of leases in the shale development.

Louisiana Tank began operations in 1976 as an oilfield service company specializing in non-hazardous saltwater disposal.  LA Tank has steadily grown since then and now operates a fleet of more than 50 vacuum trucks. In addition, LA Tank provides location work, drilling mud and completion fluid transportation, frac tank rentals and saltwater disposal – accurately, safely and efficiently.