Sorian

We own the process. From storage to staging to rig delivery, our company-owned fleet and regional pipe yards mean we are always on time.

Our Logistics:
• Real-time tracking via the Sorian360 app
• Regional service centers supporting all major U.S. basins
• Company-owned transportation fleet
• On-demand delivery to the rig site
• Callouts, rig returns, and yard coordination

The Sorian leadership town hall tour continued in New Town, North Dakota, bringing employees together to celebrate our shared future and the strength of our unified organization. As Sooner Pipe, CTAP, and TerraTech come together under the Sorian name, these visits provide an opportunity to connect, recognize team achievements, and discuss the exciting road ahead.

Team members gathered with leadership for meaningful conversations about safety, operational excellence, customer commitment, and continued growth across the company.

Jeff Damiani, VP of Operations, encouraged the team, saying: "I always enjoy spending time with our teams in the field. Hearing your ideas, seeing your commitment, and understanding the work you do every day reminds me why Sorian is positioned for success. Thank you for everything you do, and let's keep moving forward together.”

The New Town team continues to play a vital role in Sorian's success, and we look forward to building the future together.

What starts at the bottom can lead to the top. Michael Harris began his career as a yard hand and now serves as GM of Sorian’s Central Region.

Discover the people, opportunities, and lessons that shaped his career journey. Read the full story:
https://www.sorian.com/from-yard-hand-to-gm-michael-harris/

Lunch, collaboration, and meaningful conversations in Lafayette, CO. During our town hall, we discussed our rebrand and how we're coming together as one company with a renewed focus on serving our customers.

"We want to be advisors for our customers," said Zac, VP of Sales. "We're helping point the way forward with solutions, services, and answers that go beyond what customers have traditionally known us for."

Moments like these remind us that our greatest strength is our people.

We will never forget. Twenty-five years later, we remember the lives lost on September 11th, the heroes who ran toward danger, and the unity that carried us through the darkest of days. Their memory lives on.

The Midland team came together for a celebratory lunch to recognize two incredible safety milestones! Our Midland Yard reached 365 days accident-free, marking a full year of working safely, while our Thread Shop surpassed an outstanding 1,000 days accident-free.

These milestones represent more than just numbers; they reflect the commitment our employees make every day to look out for one another, follow safe work practices, and make sure everyone goes home safely.

We were proud to take some time today to recognize the hard work and dedication that made these accomplishments possible. Congratulations to both teams on these well-earned milestones!

Building Something Bigger Together.

The leadership team recently stopped in Fort Morgan, Colorado, continuing conversations with our service center team about our rebrand, our future, and the impact we can make as one company.

A recurring theme throughout the town hall was simple: bringing our teams together creates more opportunities for our customers and strengthens our ability to provide solutions.

As Duke Altshuler, senior executive advisor, opened the discussion with:

"Keep working, keep asking questions, keep pushing."

That spirit of continuous improvement is helping shape a company that does more than provide products. It's helping us become a trusted partner that understands challenges and delivers answers.

Our VP of Sales, Zac Cross, shared the vision behind the rebrand:

"We want to be advisors for our customers. We want to understand what's not working for them and help solve it."

For years, our businesses built strong local reputations. Now, we're combining that expertise into one powerful brand while maintaining the service and relationships our customers have always counted on.

As Joe Ottaviani, president of operations, noted:

"This change has more significance and meaning than any I've seen before, and our service will stay the same or become even better."

The conversations in Fort Morgan reflected the excitement, pride, and momentum building across our company. Together, we're creating a stronger organization, expanding our capabilities, and helping customers succeed in new ways.

Today we're taking a moment to appreciate the incredible team behind everything we do. Your hard work, dedication, and passion don't go unnoticed — thank you for all you bring to the table every single day.

🚨 National Preparedness Month Reminder

Preparedness is more than a plan. It's a commitment to protecting our people, communities, and operations. In the energy industry, readiness is essential. From severe weather and natural disasters to operational disruptions, having emergency response plans, safety training, and clear communication protocols helps ensure we can respond quickly and effectively when challenges arise.

This month, let's take time to review emergency procedures, verify response resources, and reinforce a culture of safety and resilience across every site and team.