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Supporting every phase of upstream fluids management.
We're here to keep fluids where they belong at every stage of the well lifecycle. Contained, monitored, and managed by one accountable team.
Spud and application water containment
Ready from the start.
Hydrotested frac tanks provide reliable storage for water used during spudding and drilling operations, with multiple tanks configured together for additional capacity.
Frac fluid storage
Reliable capacity.
High-capacity tanks and fluid-management equipment support large volumes during hydraulic fracturing operations.
Drilling mud containment
Support throughout drilling.
Temporary storage assets provide secure containment for drilling mud and other fluids generated throughout drilling and well-completion activities.
Flowback containment
Contain what comes to the surface.
Hydrotested tanks provide temporary containment for flowback fluids until materials are ready for transport or final disposition.
Our assets
Power your project with the industry's most trusted frac tanks, roll-off boxes, and proprietary pumps — designed and manufactured in-house.
Store materials as you prepare them for safe transport; closed-top roll offs are available.
Store non-potable water and other liquids to maintain on-site operations and meet industry standards.
Total solutions
Custom bundles
Our engineering team will assess your site challenges and create a custom toolkit to get your job running.
Total solutions
Engineered solutions
Our expert team will build and engineer end-to-end solutions to take your job from kickstart to complete, achieving your ideal outcome.
Real stories, real results: Ironclad's impact in the field.
In July 2020, fire raged aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard for nearly five days at the Naval Base in San Diego.The waters of the harbor itself were in jeopardy of contamination — especially during the remediation and cleanup process.
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In a failure scenario, the operator needs three things: bridge water storage to keep the cooling system running, containment to prevent any released fluids from triggering regulatory action, and pumping capacity.
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In Delray Beach, mere feet from the ocean, plans were in place for a new hotel and underground parking deck, but would require more dewatering support than originally anticipated. When Ironclad got the call, we were quick to answer.
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Sludge dewatering is the process of removing water from sludge, resulting in a concentrated solid that is easier and more cost-effective to dispose of. The process is critical for water treatment plants, construction sites, and industrial facilities.
Learn moreLiquid and solid waste, secured.
