As prices dropped and the oil market slowed in the latter half of 2014, many companies serving the oilfield were driven out of business or prompted to pare their workforce down to a skeleton crew.[9] During this season, according to CEO Jonathon Greiner, Basin continued its expansion. "All of our competitors have gone out of business," Greiner said in an interview with Reuters. "Our existing clients are giving us too much work."[10][11] Greiner cites the company's diversified clientele (which as of 2015 included oilfield, agriculture, construction, and rail) and its use of cloud-based systems as a reason it survived the changing oil market.[4]
Partnerships
Basin is a member of the North Dakota Petroleum Council[12] and the North Dakota Safety Council.[13] The company has sponsored local events including the Williston Chamber of Commerce awards banquet,[14] Rockin' Ribfest,[15] and a local open mic.[16][17]