Fort Worth Projects

Blue Flag Distillery Readies for Phase 2 Remodel in Near Southside Blue Flag Distillery Expands with Phase 2 Bar and Event Space Remodel in Near Southside Blue Flag Distillery is preparing for the next stage of its growth in Fort Worth's Near Southside as plans move forward for a significant Phase 2 remodel at its facility located at 700 South Main Street. According to state filings, the project will consist of a 6,616-square-foot interior finish-out that will convert existing office space into a bar and assembly area. Construction is expected to begin in mid-June 2026 and reach completion by the end of December 2026. State filings place the project valuation at approximately $5 million, while city permit records list a job cost of $1.4 million. The Certificate of Occupancy permit remains under plan review at the time of writing. CO records show the building is planned to include approximately 20,600 square feet of ...

Tesla Construction Project Contacts in Fort Worth Tesla Construction and Supercharger Project Contacts in Fort Worth Activity surrounding Tesla, Inc. development in Fort Worth continues to intensify, with multiple Tesla construction initiatives either advancing or under evaluation across the region. From retail-facing sales and service centers to infrastructure-driven charging deployments, Tesla projects tend to move quickly, operate under strict internal controls, and limit contractor access once procurement channels are defined. That makes early visibility into active Tesla construction efforts especially valuable for firms trying to align before vendor lists are finalized. Of particular interest is the continued expansion of Tesla charging station construction and Tesla supercharger construction activity in high-traffic corridors and strategic commercial nodes throughout Fort Worth. Charging infrastructure projects often follow compressed timelines, with ci...

Fort Worth Rivian Parts Distribution Center Construction Report Fort Worth Rivian Parts Distribution Center Construction Info & Report Interest is accelerating around the Fort Worth Rivian parts distribution center as plans advance on what could become one of the region’s more strategic industrial developments. With Rivian continuing to expand its electric vehicle footprint, parts logistics infrastructure has become mission-critical—and this construction project signals a long-term operational commitment in the Fort Worth market. Industrial builds tied to automotive supply chains move quickly once approvals and site work align, making early, accurate construction info especially valuable for contractors and suppliers trying to position themselves ahead of finalized trade packages. This construction report provides timely visibility into the Fort Worth Rivian parts distribution center construction project while details are still taking shape. Large-scale distri...

Rivian Planning $9.9 Million Parts Distribution Center at Intermodal Logistics Center in Fort Worth Rivian Expands into Fort Worth with Major $9.9M Parts Distribution Center California-based electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian is expanding its logistics footprint with plans for a new parts distribution center at the Intermodal Logistics Center in north Fort Worth. According to recent state filings, Rivian intends to occupy more than 522,000 square feet of space at 1384 Bold Ruler Road . Construction on this distribution center is set to begin in April 2026 and be completed by November 2026. Rivian Parts Distribution Center Construction Strengthens EV Logistics This distribution center construction project represents a major investment in Fort Worth’s rapidly growing logistics market. The 522,000-square-foot facility will help Rivian streamline its regional parts supply chain, allowing faster delivery and reduced down...

Siemens Fort Worth Electrical Equipment Manufacturing Plant Invests Further with $20 Million Expansion Siemens Expands Fort Worth Electrical Equipment Plant with $20 Million Renovation Siemens is doubling down on its long-term investment in Fort Worth’s industrial growth. Following the successful launch of its 550,000-square-foot Siemens factory in South Fort Worth, the company will undergo a new $20 million plant expansion at its facility located at 7200 Harris Legacy Drive . This latest investment underscores Siemens’ commitment to strengthening its role as a leader in Siemens manufacturing while fueling job creation and economic activity in the region. Details of the Siemens Fort Worth Plant Expansion The upcoming renovation will add an additional 164,000 square feet to Siemens’ Fort Worth operations. Plans include expanded assembly lines, new material storage, upgraded shipping and receiving areas, additional office s...

Atlanta Developer Core5 Industrial Partners Plans $24 Million Project in Forest Hill, Texas Core5 East Hill Brings Major Industrial Expansion to Forest Hill, Texas An Atlanta-based developer is preparing to break ground on a new project in Forest Hill, Texas. Core5 Industrial Partners is launching Core5 East Hill, a $24 million industrial development that will feature two expansive shell buildings. Building A and Building B are planned at 182,291 square feet each, delivering a combined 364,582 square feet of new space to the region’s industrial market. Project Scope and Timeline The development will consist of ground-up concrete shell construction. Alongside the two primary structures, plans call for a pump house and a dedicated truck courtyard, reflecting the logistics-focused nature of the project. The site, located at 7100 Anglin Drive, is strategically positioned in Forest Hill’s growing industrial corridor. According to filing...

NorthPoint Development Plans $32M Intermodal Logistics Center Building 1 in Fort Worth NorthPoint Development to Build $32M Intermodal Logistics Center Building 1 in Fort Worth Kansas City–based NorthPoint Development is preparing to expand its North Texas footprint with the addition of a major light industrial facility. The new project, Intermodal Logistics Center Building 1 , will rise at 1384 Bold Ruler Road in Fort Worth. Plans call for a 700,000-square-foot concrete tilt-up facility with an estimated price tag of $32 million . Project History The Intermodal Logistics Center has steadily evolved into one of Fort Worth’s most competitive industrial hubs. Designed to serve regional distribution and supply chain operations, the park emphasizes flexibility, large-scale configurations, and high-performance features. NorthPoint has positioned the development as a strategic solution for businesses needing proximity to rail...