CUDD Facility Expands

The Penny News 1310

Elk City, OK – CUDD Pressure Control in Elk City is making a $9 million investment in the future.

The construction project at the 723 S. Merritt Road coiled tubing site is needed to accommodate a squad with a full roster.

"The facility will support basic maintenance, include wash bays, and provide additional office areas for our team," District Manager Kolby Kilhoffer said.

The new building that will hold six wash bays and expanded office space will be approximately 33,000 square feet.

The estimated completion cost is $9.3 million.

CUDD is fully staffed and needs the room.

"We currently employ 135 people and have outgrown our existing facility," Kilhoffer said.

The company has been in Elk City for decades, and this investment will solidify its place here for the future.

"We plan to remain a long-term presence in Elk City," Kilhoffer said. "This project reinforces our commitment to the community and positions us for continued success."

Construction began last November, and the tentative completion date is March 2027.

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