SeAH Superalloy Technologies September Construction Update: Structural Milestones Achieved
Temple, TX facility advances: PEMB complete, high bay roof set, office and lab work underway.
Building Momentum in Temple: Construction Milestones at SeAH Superalloy Technologies
The pace of construction at our Temple, Texas campus remains strong. Heading into September, we transitioned to completing the remaining major tasks across the office, laboratory, and factory structures. With core structural milestones now complete, crews are advancing to detailed work on overhead and interior components, marking the next phase of readiness.
Completed This Month
- Factory PEMB (Pre-Engineered Metal Building) structure completed
- High bay area roof completed (1 of 3 roof sections)
- Crane brackets installed in high bay area (1 of 3 bridge cranes)
- Office roofing trim-out completed
- Laboratory wall framing completed
These completions highlight steady advancement across both structural and interior phases, setting the stage for expanded overhead and systems work in the coming months.
Site Infrastructure
- Onsite flatwork started; 1 of 7 areas complete (roads, parking, site work)
- Electrical primaries completed
- Underground secondary electrical work in progress
- Underground irrigation sleeves installation started
Factory Progress
- Overhead (OH) work started in high bay area
- Structural framework reinforced with crane bracket installations
- First roof section enclosed, improving access for trades
Office and Laboratory Fit-Out
Laboratory
- Overhead MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) work in progress
- One-side drywall installation underway
Main Office
- Interior wall framing started
- Roofing trim-out completed
Security Building
- Underground electrical and communications completed
- Domestic water and sanitary lines installed
Looking Ahead
In October, the team will continue overhead work across all buildings, advance additional roof sections, and expand site flatwork into the remaining areas. Each milestone reinforces the project’s commitment to safety, quality, and schedule discipline as we move toward operational readiness.
“Our teams continue to deliver with speed and care. From crane brackets in the factory to framing in the office and lab, every step is building the foundation for a facility that will define excellence in superalloy manufacturing.”
— Jordan Ralph, Chief Operating Officer
Every roof panel, crane bracket, and utility line reflects the dedication of our teams and partners. Thank you to our employees, neighbors, and stakeholders for your continued support as SeAH Superalloy Technologies moves closer to establishing world-class manufacturing capabilities in Central Texas.
