Race Rock has announced plans to open a new manufacturing facility in Crowley, Texas. The company, which protects, connects, and provides safe passage for people and power, will use the project to help advance its engineered structures business and enhance service to both TxDOT and Utility customers. According to Race Rock, this investment will help the company support Texas and the country’s evolving infrastructure landscape.
What people are saying
In a recent quote, Brian Desigio, President of Race Rock, said, “This facility, consisting of two manufacturing buildings equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including our advanced angle line and thermal cutter, significantly increases our production capacity. It represents a major step forward in our ability to serve our customers efficiently while reinforcing our position as an industry leader.”
Donald Young, CEO of Race Rock, added, “We’re excited about this expansion because it allows us to continue providing superior service to our customers while supporting the overall Texas infrastructure buildout. As the state grows, its transportation, utility, and telecommunications infrastructure needs to grow with it, and Race Rock is proud to play a critical role in meeting those demands.”
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