CJ-2026-00008 - Stimulation Pumping Services, LLC v. J-Brex Company

What's This Case About?

Let’s cut straight to the drama: one oil company is suing another for nearly $300,000 over a single fracking job that went unpaid — and the reason it ballooned into such a nuclear bill? A missed discount deadline that triggered a financial time bomb hidden in the fine print like a booby trap at a well site. Yes, this is not a Breaking Bad spinoff. This is real life, Beaver County style.

Meet Stimulation Pumping Services, LLC — yes, that’s their actual name, and no, we’re not making this up. They’re an Oklahoma-based outfit that does exactly what their name suggests: they pump stuff into the ground to make oil wells produce more oil. Think of them as the pit crew for the underground drag races of the petroleum world. Their client? J-Brex Company, a Texas-based oil operator with a flair for underpaying people, apparently. J-Brex hired Stimulation Pumping to perform two separate service jobs on the Barker #1-36 Well — a very real, very unglamorous plot of land in Section 36, Township 3 North, Range 23 East, Beaver County, Oklahoma. (Yes, that’s how we describe prime real estate in the oil patch.)

The first job, invoiced on September 15, 2025, was relatively modest — a cool $9,598.55, including tax, for acid treatments, equipment mileage, chemical injections, and other highly technical-sounding services that sound like they belong in a Mad Max fanfic. The invoice came with a little note at the bottom: pay by October 16, 2025, and you get a hefty discount — dropping the total from $24,252.50 down to $9,215.95. That’s a 62% discount. For context, that’s like buying a Tesla and paying only the cost of the cup holder. But — and here’s the kicker — if you don’t pay by the deadline? The full amount kicks in, plus 18% annual interest. That’s not just high — that’s loan shark in a cowboy hat high.

J-Brex didn’t pay.

Then came the second invoice — Invoice #8252 — dated September 26, 2025. This one was… significantly larger. $72,209.15 due by October 26, 2025, if paid on time — again, thanks to a massive 74.82% discount baked into the pricing. But if not? The hammer drops: $275,489.50. That’s right — a quarter-million-dollar jump over a 30-day window. That’s like ordering a pizza and being told, “Pay by Friday or it’s $275K.” And again, J-Brex sat on it. No payment. No call. No “Hey, we’re having cash flow issues.” Just silence.

Now, let’s talk about what actually happened on that well site, because this isn’t just a dispute over late fees — it’s a masterclass in industrial logistics. The second job was a full-on hydraulic fracturing operation — “Hybrid Slick Water & 25# Borate XL,” according to the invoice, which sounds like a new energy drink but is actually a high-pressure cocktail of chemicals, sand, and industrial horsepower designed to crack open rock formations and squeeze out oil. Stimulation Pumping rolled in with fleets of heavy equipment: blenders, hydration units, computerized monitoring vans, sand delivery systems, line trucks, discharge manifolds — the whole oilfield orchestra. They hauled over 140,000 pounds of sand (some local, some premium Northern White — because even fracking sand has a class system), mixed in gallons upon gallons of proprietary gels and surfactants, and blasted it all into the earth under extreme pressure. All of it meticulously itemized, down to the per-mile cost of hauling heavy machinery across Oklahoma dirt roads. This wasn’t just a job — it was an operation.

And then? Radio silence from J-Brex. No payment. No explanation. Just a growing stack of unpaid invoices and interest piling up like sludge in a holding tank.

So why are we in court? Because Stimulation Pumping is suing J-Brex for breach of contract — the legal equivalent of “you said you’d pay, you didn’t, now hand it over.” The claim is straightforward: we did the work, you signed off on the terms, you missed the deadlines, and now you owe the full amount plus interest. No fraud. No sabotage. Just a broken promise and some very aggressive late fees. The law in Oklahoma allows for this — if you agree to the terms, you’re bound by them. And according to the petition, J-Brex did agree — their representative, Oglivin B. Earl (yes, that’s the name on the document), signed off on the first invoice, and the second was issued under the same credit agreement framework.

Now, what does Stimulation Pumping want? They’re asking for judgment on two fronts: first, $26,365.08 for the first job — that’s the original $24,252.50 plus interest accrued at 18% since October 16, 2025. Second, and more dramatically, $298,063.25 for the second job — the full $275,489.50 plus interest at the same 18% rate, which has already piled on over $22,000 in just a few months. They also want attorney’s fees and court costs, which under Oklahoma law (Section 936) they’re entitled to if they win. So total demand? Just shy of $325,000. Is that a lot? In most contexts, yes. But in the oil business, where a single frack job can cost millions and generate far more, $300K is less “fortune” and more “standard operating expense.” The real story isn’t the amount — it’s that J-Brex thought they could skip out on it.

And now, our take: what’s the most absurd part of this? It’s not the interest rate — though 18% is wild. It’s not the sand delivery charges or the chemical surfactants named like Bond villains. It’s that this entire mess hinges on a discount clause — a contractual “buy now, save big” deal that backfired spectacularly. It’s like a Groupon for fracking, except instead of saving money, you accidentally trigger a financial apocalypse. We’re not rooting for greed — but we are rooting for consistency. If you’re an oil company operating in Oklahoma, you don’t get to enjoy the benefits of a 75% discount and then pretend the other 25% doesn’t exist. You either pay on time, or you pay — really pay.

This isn’t just about money. It’s about respect. Respect for contracts. Respect for small businesses doing backbreaking work in remote counties. Respect for the fact that someone showed up, did the job, and kept the lights on — while J-Brex apparently ghosted them like a bad Tinder date.

So here’s hoping the court sees it that way. And if J-Brex shows up with a check and an apology? Maybe we’ll call it a day. But if they try to argue the discount was “misunderstood”? Well, Beaver County has a jury. And juries love a good story — especially one where the villain ignores the fine print and ends up owing nearly $300K in interest.

We’re entertainers, not lawyers — but even we know: in Oklahoma, the well may run dry, but the bill doesn’t.

Case Overview

$298,063 Demand Petition

Jurisdiction

District Court of Beaver County, Oklahoma

Filing Attorney

Michael Kelly

LONG, CLAYPOLE & BLAKLEY LAW, PLC

Relief Sought

$298,063 Monetary

Plaintiffs

Stimulation Pumping Services, LLC business
Rep: Michael Kelly, OBA #21978, LONG, CLAYPOLE & BLAKLEY LAW, PLC

Defendants

J-Brex Company corporation

Claims

#	Cause of Action	Description
1	Breach of Contract	-

Petition Text

2,337 words

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF BEAVER COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA STIMULATION PUMPING SERVICES, LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability company, Plaintiff, vs. J-BREX COMPANY, a Texas corporation, Defendant. CASE NO. CJ-2026-8 PETITION COMES NOW, Plaintiff, STIMULATION PUMPING SERVICES, LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability company, and for its Petition submits and states as follows: PARTIES, JURISDICTION AND VENUE 1. Plaintiff, Stimulation Pumping Services, LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability company (hereinafter "Stimulation Pumping") is a limited liability company authorized to and is conducting business within the State of Oklahoma. 2. Defendant, J-Brex Company, (hereinafter "J-Brex"), is a Texas corporation with its principal place of business in the State of Texas, but is conducting business within the State of Oklahoma. 3. Jurisdiction is proper in this Court as the leasehold and well on which materials, services and/or labor were furnished that is the subject of this case is located in Beaver County, State of Oklahoma. 4. This Court can exercise personal jurisdiction over the parties hereto pursuant to Okla. Stat. tit. 12 §2004. 5. Venue is proper in this Court pursuant to Okla. Stat. tit. 12 §§ 131 and 187. STATEMENT OF FACTS 6. J-Brex entered into contracts or agreements with Stimulation Pumping whereby Stimulation Pumping agreed to provide certain services, labor and materials, and J-Brex agreed to pay for these services, labor and materials, for work to be performed by Stimulation Pumping on the Barker #1-36 Well (API 3500732627). 7. The Barker #1-36 Well is spaced as a 640 acre unit for production from Section Thirty-six (36), Township Three (3) North, Range Twenty-three (23) E.C.M., Beaver County. 8. Stimulation Pumping performed the agreed upon services, provided the agreed upon materials, and completed the agreed upon work on the Barker #1-36 Well. 9. On or about September 15, 2025, Stimulation Pumping provided J-Brex with Invoice Number 8235 ("Invoice 1") for the work performed. A true and correct copy of Invoice 1 is attached hereto as Exhibit "1". 10. J-Brex has failed to pay Invoice 1. 11. On or about September 26, 2025, Stimulation Pumping provided J-Brex with Invoice Number 8252 ("Invoice 2") for the work performed. A true and correct copy of Invoice 2 is attached hereto as Exhibit "2". 12. J-Brex has failed to pay Invoice 2. 13. Per the terms of the credit agreement between J-Brex and Stimulation Pumping as reflected at the bottom left corner of Invoice No. 1 and signed by J-Brex, if the net principal amount owed to Stimulation Pumping was paid on or before October 16, 2025, then the discounted net principal amount of $9,215.95 is what was owed to Stimulation Pumping per the terms of the credit agreement between the parties. However, per the terms of credit agreement, if not paid on or before October 16, 2025, then the non-discounted gross principal amount owed to Stimulation Pumping is $24,252.50 plus interest at the rate of 18% per annum from October 16, 2025, until paid in full, said interest being equal to $2,112.58 as of April 7, 2026 and continuing to accrue thereon. 14. Per the terms of the credit agreement between J-Brex and Stimulation Pumping as reflected at the bottom left corner of Invoice No. 2 and signed by J-Brex, if the net principal amount owed to Stimulation Pumping was paid on or before October 26, 2025, then the discounted net principal amount of $72,209.15 is what was owed to Stimulation Pumping per the terms of the credit agreement between the parties. However, per the terms of credit agreement, if not paid on or before October 26, 2025, then the non-discounted gross principal amount owed to Stimulation Pumping is $275,489.50 plus interest at the rate of 18% per annum from October 26, 2025, until paid in full, said interest being equal to $22,573.75 as of April 7, 2026 and continuing to accrue thereon. CAUSES OF ACTION I. BREACH OF CONTRACT 15. Stimulation Pumping repeats and incorporates paragraphs 1-14 of this Petition by reference and alleges the following claims for relief against J-Brex. 16. Stimulation Pumping has performed all conditions precedent to recover under the two (2) contracts and credit agreements. 17. Despite demand, J-Brex have wholly failed and refused to pay the balance owed for the work performed and materials supplied relative to the Barker #1-36 Well. 18. Such failure to pay the balances of the work performed and materials supplied relative to the Barker #1-36 Well is not compliant with the terms of the parties’ contracts or credit agreements and constitutes breaches thereof. 19. Stimulation Pumping has not excused J-Brex from its breaches of the contracts and credit agreements between the parties. 20. As a result of J-Brex’ breaches of contracts and credit agreements, Stimulation Pumping has sustained damages in the amount of $24,252.50 concerning the Barker #1-36 Well plus interest at the rate of 18% per annum from October 16, 2025 until paid in full. 21. As a result of J-Brex’ breaches of contracts and credit agreements, Stimulation Pumping has sustained damages in the amount of $275,489.50 concerning the Barker #1-36 Well plus interest at the rate of 18% per annum from October 26, 2025 until paid in full. 22. Additionally, Stimulation Pumping demands judgment against J-Brex for its attorney fees and costs pursuant to Okla. Stat. tit. 12 §936 and the contracts between the parties. PRAYER WHEREFORE, premises considered, Stimulation Pumping prays that J-Brex therein be summoned into Court according to law and, upon a final hearing hereof, a judgment be entered on its counts against J-Brex herein concerning: (i) the Barker #1-36 Well in the amount of $26,365.08 as of April 7, 2026, which sum includes interest at the rate of 18% per annum from October 16, 2025; and (ii) the Barker #1-36 Well in the amount of $298,063.25 as of April 7, 2026, which sum includes interest at the rate of 18% per annum from October 26, 2025, both until paid in full, and costs, including reasonable attorney’s fees; and that Stimulation Pumping have all other proper relief, including judgment and costs, that this Court deems appropriate. Respectfully submitted, Michael Kelly, OBA #21978 LONG, CLAYPOLE & BLAKLEY LAW, PLC 122 West Randolph Enid, Oklahoma 73701-4018 Phone: (580) 233-5225 Fax: (580) 233-3522 Attorney for Plaintiff Stimulation Pumping Services, LLC P O Box 758, 421 North 20th St Blackwell, OK 74631 +15803635413 [email protected] INVOICE BILL TO J-BREX COMPANY 619 S TYLER ST SUITE 100 AMARILLO, TX 79101 INVOICE # 8235 DATE 09/16/2025 DUE DATE 10/16/2025 TERMS Net 30 DATE ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION AMOUNT 09/15/2025 SALES-OK PRODUCTS 5,886.20T 09/15/2025 SALES OK SERVICES 3,329.75 BARKER 1 36-3N-23E BEAVER COUNTY SR 302026 SUBTOTAL 9,215.95 TAX 382.60 TOTAL 9,598.55 BALANCE DUE $9,598.55 <table> <tr> <th>Customer:</th> <th>J-Brex Company</th> <th colspan="2">Well Name & Number:</th> <th colspan="2">Barker #1</th> <th></th> </tr> <tr> <td></td> <td></td> <td colspan="2">Legale</td> <td colspan="2">36-T3N-R29ECM</td> <td></td> </tr> <tr> <td>Address:</td> <td></td> <td>County:</td> <td>Beaver</td> <td colspan="2">Field Ticket #:</td> <td>3020268</td> </tr> <tr> <td>City, State, Zip:</td> <td></td> <td>State:</td> <td>Oklahoma</td> <td colspan="2">Service District:</td> <td>El Reno, OK</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Signing Date:</td> <td>Monday, September 15, 2025</td> <td>Job Type:</td> <td>Acid</td> <td colspan="2">Salesman:</td> <td>Pat Joyce</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Product Code</th> <th>Product Description</th> <th>Unit of Measure</th> <th>Quantity</th> <th>List Price/Unit</th> <th>Gross Amount</th> <th>Item Discount</th> <th>Net Amount</th> </tr> <tr> <td>260.01</td> <td>Equipment Mileage - Light Equipment</td> <td>mile(s)</td> <td>110</td> <td>$3.25</td> <td>$357.50</td> <td>62.00%</td> <td>$135.85</td> </tr> <tr> <td>200.02</td> <td>Equipment Mileage - Heavy Equipment</td> <td>mile(s)</td> <td>330</td> <td>$8.50</td> <td>$2,805.00</td> <td>62.00%</td> <td>$1,085.90</td> </tr> <tr> <td>220.02</td> <td>Acid Frac - First Two Hours.</td> <td>unit(s)</td> <td>1</td> <td>$3,000.00</td> <td>$3,000.00</td> <td>62.00%</td> <td>$1,140.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>220.07</td> <td>Acid Transport(s) - First 4 hours</td> <td>unit(s)</td> <td>1</td> <td>$1,200.00</td> <td>$1,200.00</td> <td>62.00%</td> <td>$458.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>460.01</td> <td>Computer Monitoring Van - Acid Treatments</td> <td>unit(s)</td> <td>1</td> <td>$1,000.00</td> <td>$1,000.00</td> <td>62.00%</td> <td>$380.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>310.07</td> <td>Positive Feed Ball injector(s)</td> <td>each</td> <td>1</td> <td>$400.00</td> <td>$400.00</td> <td>62.00%</td> <td>$152.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>360.05</td> <td>10.1% to 15% Uninhibited HCl Acid</td> <td>gal(s)</td> <td>2000</td> <td>$6.85</td> <td>$11,700.00</td> <td>62.00%</td> <td>$4,446.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>580.02</td> <td>A-2 - Corrosion Inhibitor - (Over 170 Deg. F.)</td> <td>gal(s)</td> <td>4</td> <td>$126.00</td> <td>$504.00</td> <td>62.00%</td> <td>$191.52</td> </tr> <tr> <td>600.02</td> <td>IS-20 - Sodium Erythorbate - Iron Reducer</td> <td>lb(s)</td> <td>60</td> <td>$28.00</td> <td>$1,680.00</td> <td>62.00%</td> <td>$680.40</td> </tr> <tr> <td>620.04</td> <td>HNE-2 - NE-202 Non-Emulsifierin Frac Fluid Pad</td> <td>gal(s)</td> <td>4</td> <td>$64.00</td> <td>$256.00</td> <td>62.00%</td> <td>$97.28</td> </tr> <tr> <td>310.06</td> <td>Bio Bollsealers 1:1 Sp. Gr.</td> <td>each</td> <td>50</td> <td>$27.00</td> <td>$1,350.00</td> <td>62.00%</td> <td>$531.00</td> </tr> </table> Cost Estimate Before Applicable Local, County, and State Taxes Are Applied: Gross: $24,252.50 Net: $9,215.95 Applicable Local, County, and State Taxes (Office Use Only): Total Invoiced Price (Office Use Only): $24,252.50 Customer Representative: Oglivin B Earl SPS Representative: James Arnold Date: 9/15/2025 Stimulation Pumping Services, LLC P O Box 758, 421 North 20th St Blackwell, OK 74631 +1 580-363-5413 [email protected] INVOICE BILL TO J-BREX COMPANY 619 S TYLER ST SUITE 100 AMARILLO, TX 79101 INVOICE #8252 DATE 09/26/2025 DUE DATE 10/26/2025 TERMS Net 30 DATE ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION AMOUNT 09/26/2025 SALES-OK PRODUCTS 43,706.06T 09/26/2025 SALES OK SERVICES 25,662.20 BARKER 1 BEAVER COUNTY SR AD092525 SUBTOTAL 69,368.26 TAX 2,840.89 TOTAL 72,209.15 BALANCE DUE $72,209.15 <table> <tr> <th>Customer:</th> <td>J-Brex Company</td> <th>Well Name & Number:</th> <td>Barker #1</td> <th>Field Ticket #:</th> <td>AD092525</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Address:</th> <td></td> <th>County:</th> <td>Beaver</td> <th>State:</th> <td>OK</td> <th>Service District:</th> <td>Cushing, OK</td> </tr> <tr> <th>City, State,</th> <td></td> <th>Zip:</th> <td></td> <th>Salesman:</th> <td>Kurt Onsloff</td> <th></th> <td></td> </tr> <tr> <th>Starting Date:</th> <td>Friday, September 26, 2025</td> <th>Job Type:</th> <td>Hybrid Slick Water & 25# Borate XL</td> <th colspan="3"></th> <th></th> </tr> <tr> <th>Product Code</th> <th>Product Description</th> <th>Unit of Measure</th> <th>Quantity</th> <th>List Price/Unit</th> <th>Gross Amount</th> <th>Item Discount</th> <th>Net Amount</th> </tr> <tr> <td>590.44</td> <td>LG-1 - Liquid Gel Concentrate</td> <td>gal(s)</td> <td>580</td> <td>$91.00</td> <td>$52,780.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$13,290.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>540.04</td> <td>LB-1 - Biosilite GQ2510 (25% Glut - 10% Quat)</td> <td>gal(s)</td> <td>17</td> <td>$88.00</td> <td>$1,496.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$376.69</td> </tr> <tr> <td>670.07</td> <td>W-20 - SME-844 NE/Micromulsion Surfactant</td> <td>gal(s)</td> <td>169</td> <td>$125.30</td> <td>$21,175.70</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$5,332.04</td> </tr> <tr> <td>670.03</td> <td>W-11 - NE/Surfactant (SP-402)</td> <td>gal(s)</td> <td>43</td> <td>$28.00</td> <td>$1,204.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$303.17</td> </tr> <tr> <td>540.02</td> <td>XL-B - X-Linker BW - Gel Complexer & Buffering Agent</td> <td>gal(s)</td> <td>147</td> <td>$30.00</td> <td>$4,410.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$1,110.44</td> </tr> <tr> <td>540.07</td> <td>Breaker-LE - 10L (Low Temp.)</td> <td>per oz(s)</td> <td>683</td> <td>$2.50</td> <td>$1,707.50</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$429.95</td> </tr> <tr> <td>540.06</td> <td>EB-2 - Encapsulated Breaker-HT</td> <td>Ib(s)</td> <td>454</td> <td>$41.00</td> <td>$18,514.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$4,687.01</td> </tr> <tr> <td>590.10</td> <td>XFR - Non-PAM Friction Reducer (2.5#/gal.)</td> <td>gal(s)</td> <td>32</td> <td>$72.00</td> <td>$2,304.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$580.15</td> </tr> <tr> <td>470.02</td> <td>100 Mesh Sand - Local</td> <td>Ib(s)</td> <td>10080</td> <td>$0.79</td> <td>$7,947.40</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$2,001.16</td> </tr> <tr> <td>470.12</td> <td>40/70 Premium Sand - Local</td> <td>Ib(s)</td> <td>33850</td> <td>$0.30</td> <td>$13,123.50</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$3,304.50</td> </tr> <tr> <td>470.15</td> <td>20/40 Premium Northern White Sand</td> <td>Ib(s)</td> <td>93870</td> <td>$0.52</td> <td>$48,812.40</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$12,290.96</td> </tr> <tr> <td>240.01</td> <td>Equipment Mileage - Light Equipment</td> <td>miles(s)</td> <td>220</td> <td>$3.25</td> <td>$715.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$180.04</td> </tr> <tr> <td>240.02</td> <td>Equipment Mileage - Heavy Equipment</td> <td>miles(s)</td> <td>1430</td> <td>$8.50</td> <td>$12,155.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$3,080.63</td> </tr> <tr> <td>421.03</td> <td>21 - 30 bpm Blender - Over 2 hrs.</td> <td>hour(s)</td> <td>3</td> <td>$2,000.00</td> <td>$6,000.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$1,510.80</td> </tr> <tr> <td>460.03</td> <td>Blending Services</td> <td>unit(s)</td> <td>1</td> <td>$1,800.00</td> <td>$1,800.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$453.24</td> </tr> <tr> <td>402.03</td> <td>Frac Pump Services - 21-30 BPM ( Over 2 Hours )</td> <td>hour(s)</td> <td>3</td> <td>$15,000.00</td> <td>$45,000.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$11,331.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>450.01</td> <td>Hydration Unit-Continuous Blending</td> <td>day(s)</td> <td>1</td> <td>$3,500.00</td> <td>$3,500.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$881.30</td> </tr> <tr> <td>460.04</td> <td>Chemical Delivery - First 8 hours</td> <td>unit(s)</td> <td>1</td> <td>$1,500.00</td> <td>$1,500.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$377.70</td> </tr> <tr> <td>480.18</td> <td>Computerized Liquid Additives Unit</td> <td>unit(s)</td> <td>1</td> <td>$2,500.00</td> <td>$2,500.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$629.50</td> </tr> <tr> <td>480.11</td> <td>Line Truck (Frac Line) & Well Connection Unit</td> <td>unit(s)</td> <td>1</td> <td>$2,500.00</td> <td>$2,500.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$629.50</td> </tr> <tr> <td>480.26</td> <td>Discharge Manifold Trailer</td> <td>unit(s)</td> <td>1</td> <td>$2,500.00</td> <td>$2,500.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$629.50</td> </tr> <tr> <td>480.03</td> <td>Computer Data Accumulator/Satellite Relay Capable</td> <td>unit(s)</td> <td>1</td> <td>$2,500.00</td> <td>$2,500.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$629.50</td> </tr> <tr> <td>490.11</td> <td>GC Services with Fluid Tech - First 8 hours</td> <td>per job</td> <td>1</td> <td>$1,800.00</td> <td>$1,800.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$453.24</td> </tr> <tr> <td>480.05</td> <td>Sandmaster - Portable Storage & Delivery System</td> <td>unit(s)</td> <td>1</td> <td>$3,000.00</td> <td>$3,000.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$755.40</td> </tr> <tr> <td>460.07</td> <td>Proppant Pump Charge - 2040 or Smaller</td> <td>per cwt.</td> <td>1300</td> <td>$0.55</td> <td>$715.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$180.04</td> </tr> <tr> <td>164.09</td> <td>Proppant Delivery Charge</td> <td>ton mile</td> <td>7150</td> <td>$2.20</td> <td>$15,730.00</td> <td>74.82%</td> <td>$3,950.81</td> </tr> </table> Cost Estimate Before Applicable Local, County, and State Taxes Are Applied: Gross: $275,489.50 Net: $69,368.26 Applicable Local, County, and State Taxes (Office Use Only): Total Invoiced Price (Office Use Only): $284,089.75 Customer Representative: SPS Representative: Date: 9/26/2025