CUE EPCM Partners

10/13/2026

Your capital program just outran your org chart.

Right now you’re posting for facilities engineers, engineering supervisors, surface engineers. A good hire takes 90 days minimum if you’re lucky. Then you add salary, benefits, overhead, and a body you have to let go when the program slows down again.

CUE solves a different problem. We deploy experienced, field ready engineers, averaging 30+ years, already trained and already working across the Permian, Eagle Ford, Gulf Coast, Rockies, Appalachian Basin, and Western Canada.

We take project accountability, not just headcount.

Think of it as a force multiplier. One call effectively extends your engineering team without adding headcount risk. We surge when you surge and step back when you don’t. That flexibility isn’t something your HR department can offer.

Headquartered in San Antonio, operating nationwide across the U.S. and Canada.

If your program is moving faster than your team can hire, let’s talk.

09/22/2026

Next-day support in the Eagle Ford.

One of our clients needed some rapid field support for a compressor optimization project in the Eagle Ford. We got the call and were on site the next morning.

Within one business day, we had the field work completed and the documentation in their hands, and the project is now moving forward.

We definitely appreciate more notice when we can get it, but when something is urgent, we like being the engineering team our clients know they can rely on.

That’s one of the advantages of being a lean, responsive team with experience in the areas where our clients operate.

09/17/2026

Welcoming GPA Midstream to our city!

As a San Antonio-based company, we're excited to welcome the industry to our hometown for the 2026 GPA Midstream Convention, September 20–23. Our team will be around all week for meetings and conversations with friends and partners. If you're in town for the show, let's connect.

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09/09/2026

One of our clients had an urgent need to temporarily remove one of six guy wires from a Cimarron 80-ft, 100 MMscf/d LP/HP flare stack to provide crane access, with the work planned for the following week.

Before proceeding, they needed a structural engineering assessment to confirm the stack would maintain its structural integrity with one guy wire removed and establish the allowable wind conditions for the work.

Our team jumped on it, and in a little over two business days, delivered a 43-page structural engineering report that gave the client the confidence to move forward, subject to the established operating limits, including 3-second wind gusts below 50 mph.

The client was extremely happy with the response and the result.

Great example of what a responsive engineering team can accomplish when a client has an urgent operational need. Our team knocked this one out of the park.

Side note: That stack is about a year old, but our client would like to sell it if you see a need. The stack is great, just redesigning that section of the facility.

09/08/2026

Our client advanced a project schedule and we needed to get out for some site recon, so we got out there ASAP.

No better way to spend a sunny Texas day than right out our back door in the Eagle Ford. We did get an early start though, because by midday it's basically the surface of Mars out there!

Always good to get boots on the ground (and a drone in the air) when a project starts moving.

08/28/2026

We're growing the CUE team.

CUE EPCM Partners is looking for a Mechanical Engineer to join us on a remote basis, Texas preferred.

If you've been in upstream oil and gas for 8+ years, hold a U.S. P.E. license, and know your way around vessel design, gas compression, dehydration, and production operations, this was written for you.

We work across the full project lifecycle: engineering, procurement, and construction management for greenfield and brownfield facilities, compressor stations, batteries, and satellites.

This isn't a seat-warmer role. We need someone who can own technical scope, stamp drawings, and mentor the next generation of engineers from day one.

What we're looking for:
→ 8+ years of mechanical engineering in upstream oil & gas
→ Licensed P.E. in the U.S. (Texas P.E. preferred or reciprocity)
→ Hands-on with vessel design, compression, dehydration, sweetening, and production ops
→ Able to manage deliverables across multiple concurrent projects

If this sounds like you (or someone you know) send a resume and cover letter to [email protected] with the subject line "Mechanical Engineer Application."

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08/27/2026

🛢️ Honoring Our Past. Powering the Future. Happy National Petroleum Day! 🛢️

Over a decade ago, when CUE's office was based in Pittsburgh, PA, we had the opportunity to visit this very important landmark in Titusville, a reminder of just how far the industry has come since that first well.

Today, we celebrate the people, the progress, and the passion that continue to drive our industry forward. Thank you to every energy professional making an impact.

Collaborate. Understand. Execute.
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08/18/2026

CUE is looking for pipeline installation contractors in the Belmont County, OH area.

We're sourcing a contractor to install flowlines between a well pad and production battery site.

Work: excavation, stringing pipe from spools, lowering to ditch, backfill, and grade restoration.

We're looking specifically for contractors with pipeline installation experience; FlexSteel or similar spoolable pipe experience is a strong plus.

If you're a contractor serving the Ohio/WV/PA tri-state area (or can point me to one you recommend), please comment or send me a message. Happy to share full specs and drawings.

07/29/2026

Permian Operators - Seeking Pilot Partner

CUE EPCM is seeking a Permian oil and gas operator in the Delaware or Midland Basin interested in partnering on a Huff 'n Puff Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) pilot project.

Working in collaboration with the Bureau of Economic Geology at The University of Texas at Austin, we're evaluating this technology with the goal of demonstrating its technical and commercial viability in the Permian Basin.

For qualified projects, government funding may be available to cover up to 80% of eligible pilot costs, significantly reducing the investment required to participate.

We're looking for an operator interested not only in evaluating an innovative EOR process, but also in gaining the advantages of early adoption and developing the knowledge and evaluation tools needed to identify additional candidate reservoirs across their asset base.

If your company has mature producing assets in the Delaware or Midland Basin, we'd welcome a confidential discussion.

Please contact us to learn more.

06/24/2026

A successful project starts with understanding what already exists.

At CUE, we use tools like orthomosaic imagery and photogrammetry modeling to create accurate digital representations of existing facilities.

These models help improve design efficiency, support more accurate work packages, identify potential constraints early, and reduce surprises during construction.

A reliable digital record becomes a long-term asset for operations, maintenance planning, future modifications, and development decisions.