The Steel Network invests in new steel framing systems manufacturing facility in Texas
The Steel Network has announced plans to build a new steel framing systems manufacturing facility in Taylor, Texas. The company, which designs and manufactures steel framing systems used in building construction and hyperbaric chambers, is investing in the project and creating at least 20 new jobs.
The new facility will span 50,000 square feet and will be located on approximately 27.32 acres along Carlos G. Parker Blvd/US 79. The land for the development was provided by the Taylor Economic Development Corporation (TEDC), which entered into an economic development agreement with The Steel Network as part of its mission to support local industrial expansion. Construction and operations are expected to be completed and launched within three years.
What people are saying
In a recent quote, Edward R. di Girolamo, CEO, The Steel Network, said, “This new facility represents an exciting step forward for our company. We are eager to become part of the Taylor community and contribute to its economic success.”
Betty Day, Chairperson, Taylor Economic Development Corporation, added, “We are thrilled to welcome The Steel Network to Taylor. This investment not only strengthens our industrial base but also underscores the growing reputation of Taylor as a hub for advanced manufacturing.”
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