Epsilon Fabrication News
We are pleased to share articles, news and updates from Epsilon. Each month we provide an original, Epsilon-crafted article for your consideration.
Tuscaloosa Plant Expansion
On July 31, 2026, Epsilon celebrated the groundbreaking for a 33% expansion of the Tuscaloosa, AL manufacturing facility! This is a significant milestone for the growing facility, and the Epsilon team thanks everyone who joined us to mark this exciting milestone, including the many local, state, and federal leaders who attended. Among the speakers were
Epsilon Signs Acquisition Agreement
We are pleased to share that Epsilon has signed an agreement to be acquired by Everus Construction Group, as announced in a news release, here. Joining the Everus family of companies will allow Epsilon to build on our strengths with the added support and resources of a larger corporation, while preserving the relationships, expertise and
The Race to Energize: How Off-Site Constructed Utility Plants Compress Mega-Project Timelines
The current infrastructure boom has created an unprecedented mandate for speed-to-market, particularly for manufacturers, hyperscale data center operators, and industrial facility owners. This is especially evident in the fast-growing AI data center sector, where JLL’s 2026 Data Center Market Outlook projects a staggering 100 GW of capacity will be added by 2030. Traditional linear construction models simply
At-A-Glance: June Epsilon Projects
Epsilon’s three North America locations are active with projects in a variety of stages. Here are a few photos from our manufacturing plants. Click each photo to see larger versions. The Epsilon crew doesn’t need to wear shades in our paint booth, but the future is very bright for this recently painted structural steel module.
Vendor Neutrality: Balancing Energy Demand, Efficiency, and Sustainability
Today’s industrial and commercial facilities are under increasing pressure to balance massive utility demands with strict efficiency targets and corporate sustainability goals. In off-site construction, this balance heavily influences the selection of heating and cooling equipment as part of the Central Utility Plant (CUP) design for any given project. This is particularly relevant as larger
The Power of Vendor Neutrality in Off-Site Construction
In the fast-paced world of Off-Site Construction (OSC), rigid single-source commitments to equipment manufacturers can often limit a project’s flexibility and potential. Recognizing that, Epsilon Industries operates on a philosophy of vendor neutrality, prioritizing customer choice and project-specific needs over exclusive manufacturer agreements. This vendor-agnostic approach empowers owners and construction teams to build Central Utility
Takeaways From Advancing Life Sciences Construction 2026
Earlier this month, the Epsilon team took a break from a heavy itinerary of speaking engagements to attend The Advancing Life Sciences Construction conference from the audience perspective. While we always appreciate being at the podium, attending as participants gives our team on-the-ground insights into what the audience is saying outside the Q&A sessions. The
Project Updates: Commissioning Chiller Plants
Epsilon’s Field Operations team recently finished commissioning a series of water-cooled chiller plants across the Mid-Atlantic. By leveraging our in-house expertise in controls and system testing, we ensured these complex facilities exceeded performance expectations. Great work to everyone involved!
What Schedule Surety Means for Central Utility Plant Construction
One of the tenets of the Off Site Construction (OSC) approach is schedule compression and surety. This has made OSC an increasingly popular option for construction teams, since the potential for downstream damage to project schedules can stem from delays in any number of areas. We regularly communicate how Off-Site Construction (OSC) helps compress timelines