Evers & Sons to Sponsor and Exhibit at the 2025 GPA Midstream Convention
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Evers & Sons Inc. is proud to announce our continued support of the midstream energy sector through our sponsorship and participation in the 2025 GPA Midstream Convention, scheduled for September 21-24 in San Antonio, Texas.
As a dedicated member of GPSA, Evers & Sons is honored to support this year's event:
Vendor Night Sponsor – Sunday, September 21, from 5pm – 8pm
Stop by our booth to meet our team and explore upcoming opportunities and partnerships.
Lunch & Learn Sponsor – Tuesday, September 23, from 12pm – 1pm
Join us for an insightful presentation by Titan, a leader in process equipment manufacturing and engineering.
Full Convention Schedule: https://www.gpamidstreamconvention.org/schedule
Since 1921, the GPA Midstream Association has helped drive progress in the natural gas liquids and midstream sector. By advancing advocacy, setting technical standards, promoting safety, and investing in workforce development, GPA Midstream empowers companies like ours to build and maintain energy infrastructure with excellence.
As a recent recipient of GPA Midstream Safety Awards, Evers & Sons is proud to be recognized for our dedication to safe project execution and our commitment to our people and partners. These accolades reflect our core values and ongoing investment in training, field procedures, and continuous improvement across all divisions. We invite all attendees to join us during Vendor Night, and attend Tuesday's Lunch & Learn to connect, collaborate, and celebrate the progress of the midstream industry.
About GPA Midstream & GPSA
GPA Midstream Association represents the U.S. midstream industry, advocating for sound public policy, developing industry standards, and leading technical research that shapes operations from the wellhead to the market. GPA Midstream is committed to improving safety, efficiency, and environmental performance across the midstream sector.
The GPSA is the allied organization of GPA Midstream, composed of equipment suppliers, engineering firms, and service providers. Together, GPA Midstream and GPSA form a powerful partnership focused on technical advancement, education, and collaborative problem-solving across the midstream value chain.
About Evers & Sons Inc.
A third-generation family-operated firm, Evers & Sons Inc., is at the forefront of oil and gas construction. With comprehensive expertise in pipelines, gas and liquid plants, and fabrication, we offer services ranging from installation to integrity maintenance and even demolition. Rooted in Texas, our commitment to safety and quality has secured master service agreements with the nation's leading energy giants.
The information contained in this press release is available on our website at eversandsons.com.
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