Permian Basin · Midland, Texas

Operational Intelligence
for Oil & Gas

CJT Development builds patent-pending autonomous control systems for saltwater disposal and crude oil reclamation. Replace reactive human oversight with edge-deployed OI that runs 24/7 — without intervention.

3 Provisional Patents Filed SAM.gov · UEI: QD7VXFYTW3W5 SBIR Phase I Eligible
3
Provisional Patents
2
Licensed Subsidiaries
24/7
Autonomous Operation
Permian
Basin Deployment
What We Do

Autonomous Control. Proven in the Field.

CJT Development designs and patents Operational Intelligence systems that remove the human bottleneck from industrial process control — deployed at the edge, communicating over Modbus TCP/IP, running on hardened hardware in the harshest environments in the world.

App A — Automated SWD

Fully autonomous saltwater disposal control — truck load-out automation, wellhead valve control, injection pump management, and real-time telemetry with no manual intervention required during normal operations.

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App C — Crude Reclamation

Modular field-deployable system converting oilfield sludge, BS&W, and tank bottoms into sellable crude oil — integrated heating, chemical treatment, and centrifuge stages under OI control.

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App D — OI Platform

The edge-compute engine behind all CJT systems. Generic PLC over Modbus TCP/IP paired with a 4-Core AI Hat Pi 5 — autonomous, auditable, and completely cloud-independent.

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Live Operations

Real-Time CJT OI Dashboard

CJT's proprietary OI system provides live process visualization of every sensor, tank level, valve state, centrifuge, and alarm event — all updated in real time from the edge OI engine. The same dashboard deployed at the field installation is available for authorized operators.

  • Live process diagram with tank levels, valve states, and flow indicators
  • Sensor cards for temperature, pressure, vibration, and BS&W readings
  • Alarm event log with OI confidence scoring
  • Command center for authorized control actions
  • Full historical data log with export capability
  • Licensing and support request portal
Open CJT OI Dashboard
cjt-oi — Live Process Monitor
CJT ENERGY — UNIT 1 PLC Online
⚠ HOLD — Feed tank low, pump stopped
500 Bbl OFFLOAD
62%
DECANTER
78%
Centrifuge
OIL OUT
90%
The Company

"CJT Development LLC is a technology development and intellectual property holding company headquartered in Midland, Texas, specializing in Operational Intelligence systems for the oil and gas industry."

Founded to solve a real problem in the Permian Basin — the cost and unreliability of human-in-the-loop industrial control. CJT's patent-pending technology replaces that bottleneck with edge-deployed OI that monitors, decides, and acts autonomously, around the clock, without requiring a technician on site.

The company licenses its technology to operating subsidiaries CJT Energy (saltwater disposal) and CJT Oil (crude reclamation), and is developing a third-party licensing program for independent Permian Basin operators. CJT Development is SAM.gov registered and SBIR Phase I eligible.

About CJT Development →
HeadquartersMidland, Texas
UEIQD7VXFYTW3W5
EIN42-2888640
SAM.govRegistered
SBIR EligiblePhase I / DOE
Address2800 E CR 130, 79706
Phone210-974-7250
The Difference

Why CJT Technology Wins

Traditional oil field control relies on technicians, OI systems that only monitor, and expensive proprietary hardware. CJT closes the loop — the system doesn't just watch, it acts.

Factor
Traditional Approach
CJT OI System
Intervention
Manual — technician required
Autonomous — OI decides and acts
Hardware
Proprietary vendor lock-in
Generic PLC, vendor-neutral
Connectivity
Cloud-dependent, latency risk
Edge-deployed, offline-capable
Compliance
Manual log entry
Automatic audit log, TRRC-ready
Downtime
Reactive — discovered after the fact
Predictive — OI detects and responds first
IP
No patent protection
3 provisional patents filed, 2026

Ready to license the technology?

SWD and crude reclamation operators in the Permian Basin — contact us to discuss licensing terms and deployment timelines.