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.

Impacts of medical facility upgrades

Why OSC is a Winning Choice For Healthcare CUPs

Off-Site Construction (OSC) offers a wide range of benefits to the stakeholders in any complex construction project, including cost certainty, schedule and labor surety, seamless collaboration, leveraging BIM technology, and more. But when OSC is applied to specific vertical markets there is even more enhanced value.This month, we look at key OSC differentiators in healthcare

West coast structural design

Structural Design Differences in Off-Site Construction

Many Epsilon Off-Site Construction Central Utility Plants (CUP) look very similar on the outside, but reviewing internal components can reveal a lot about critical project specifications. The Epsilon engineering and production teams recently worked on two CUP systems that have similar performance specifications, but very different structural requirements. In this example, the two structural systems

How The Design Assist Approach Delivers Enhanced Results

Our six-part series on the Design Assist project methodology highlighted how the approach accelerates system optimization and other benefits. This happens in part by fostering collaboration and enabling earlier, more informed decisions among all project stakeholders. This ensures that the owner achieves the optimal balance of schedule acceleration, labor de-risk, and cost certainty. How does the Design

3D Central Utility Plant Fly-Through

3D Central Utility Plant Fly-Through

This 3D fly-through of a central utility plant was created by the Epsilon team as part of our Design Assist approach. The model lets the client and other members of the project team explore the functionality around equipment layouts and facilitates the overall design assist process by showing what the finished project will look like

Strategic Partner Focus: Climate Technologies

Over the coming months the Epsilon team will highlight several of our strategic partners. We recently highlighted the value of such partnerships, and feel it is important to spotlight these relationships and how they benefit Epsilon’s clients. Climate Technologies is based near Detroit, Michigan, with an established presence in the automotive industry. The company was

Minecraft generation and workforce development

Embracing the Minecraft Generation: Nurturing a Workforce for DfMA and OSC Through Customizable Worlds

The April release of A Minecraft Movie, a fantasy adventure comedy based on the 2011 Minecraft video game, is a timely reminder of the how the modern workforce is changing. We referenced the Minecraft Generation in 2023, and if anything, our takeaways are even more accurate. Here’s the article, in case you missed it the

strategic partners

The Benefits of Strategic Partners

Many businesses benefit from effective strategic partners, and Epsilon is no exception. In fact, part of the company’s success over the past 25 years can be attributed to the strong partner relationships developed through shared expertise and service to customers. The Epsilon team works with strategic partners for a number of reasons.  Two of these

Audio deep dive

Audio Deep Dive: Advancing Prefab Conference

You may have read or seen our recent update sharing key takeaways from the 2025 Advancing Prefabrication Conference. We realize people consume content in different ways, so we asked Google’s Notebook LM AI to create an audio deep dive of the article. It’s an interesting use of AI and a surprisingly good summary of the article.

Kyle at PDC Summit

Takeaways from The Health Facility Planning, Design & Construction Summit

Kyle Mostat at the 2025 International Summit & Exhibition on Health Facility Planning, Design & Construction in Atlanta. Epsilon Account Executive Kyle Mostat recently attended the 2025 International Summit & Exhibition on Health Facility Planning, Design & Construction in Atlanta. This premier event brought together more than 3,300 healthcare planning, design, and construction professionals, providing

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