Light industrial

Mustang CATDeer Park

A relocation on a hard deadline — an existing building made fully operational, permitting and detention solved, in time for the move.

Location: Deer Park, TX
Delivery: Design-build

A move date that couldn't slip, in a building that wasn't ready.

The client had to relocate out of an existing facility on a tight timeline. The building they were moving into needed significant improvements before it could support their operations, and permitting added its own complications to an already accelerated schedule.

Long street elevation of the existing building the client was moving into — The building they were moving into

Aerial across the full yard with machines lined up row on row behind the building — The yard, working

Design-build, so the schedule had one owner.

We started by understanding how they actually operate, then built a plan to make the space functional inside both the budget and the calendar. Design-build kept design and execution under one team, which is what made it possible to move quickly and adapt as conditions changed.

Permitting was managed hands-on, including site-specific issues like the detention requirements that can quietly stall a project of this shape.

A service bay under the overhead crane with machines in for repair beneath the exposed steel frame — Bays sized around how the crews actually work

One team, start to finish

Understand
Started with how they actually operate, so the plan fit the work rather than the building we happened to have.
Permit
Managed permitting hands-on, including the site detention requirements that quietly stall a project of this shape.
Build
Design-build kept drawing and construction under one team, so the schedule had a single owner as conditions changed.
Move in
Handed over a fully operational facility in time for the move, with no interruption to the business.

They moved in on the date they'd planned around.

A fully operational facility delivered in time for the move, despite the condition of the existing building and the schedule. The client transitioned into the new space without disrupting the business.

Rows of machines staged across the yard, ready to go out — Operational the week of the move

On schedule: Executed under tight timelines to deliver a fully operational facility on schedule.
No disruption: The business kept running straight through the transition into the new space.
One team: Design and construction held under a single contract, so the schedule had one owner.

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