Streamline Water Services LLC

Watford City, ND
United States

Booth: 1203

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Evolution of Layflat Water Transfer (Apr 30, 2026)

This display showcases the progression of layflat water transfer systems through physical examples of 8”, 10”, 12”, and 16” line sizes, highlighting how the industry has scaled to meet increasing water demand.
What started with 8” layflat for moderate flow operations has evolved into high-capacity 16” systems capable of transferring 160+ barrels per minute (BPM) across extended distances.
Each step up in diameter represents more than just size—it reflects increased efficiency, reduced friction loss, higher flow rates, and the ability to support today’s large-scale frac operations with fewer limitations.
As line sizes have grown, so has the need for better control. Modern high-volume systems now rely on real-time monitoring, pressure management, and automation to safely move more water, faster and farther than ever before.
Bigger line. Higher volume. Smarter operations.

Automation Showcase (Apr 30, 2026)

At Streamline Water Services, we’re showcasing real-time automation systems built to enhance safety, visibility, and control across water transfer operations.
This live display demonstrates our ability to monitor tank levels, pressures, flow rates, temperatures, and pump performance in real time, giving operators immediate insight into active operations.
Our systems integrate automated safety interlocks designed to shut down equipment when critical thresholds are reached, helping prevent overflows, line failures, and unnecessary downtime.
With continuous monitoring, instant alerts, and remote access to live data, Streamline Automation reduces manpower demands while improving response time, operational efficiency, and overall job performance.
Real-time data. Automated protection. Smarter operations.

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Thank You to Our Sponsors

The founding and organizing partners of the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference in North Dakota include the North Dakota Petroleum Council and the Department of Mineral Resources. In Saskatchewan, the founding and organizing partners include the provincial government through the Geological Survey of Saskatchewan and the Ministry of Energy and Resources, and the independent not-for-profit Petroleum Technology Research Centre. All of these groups helped develop the conference into the premier event it is.