Industrial & Distribution Center Plumbing Projects

Getting Essential Goods Distributed—All a Part of Our Plan

Dick’s Sporting Goods Distribution Center

Contractor: Hillwood Construction
Location: Ft. Worth, TX

"By anchoring its sixth distribution hub in the heart of Texas, DICK’S Sporting Goods isn't just moving products—the company is shortening the distance between athletes and the gear they need to win, while investing in the future of the Fort Worth community."

DICK’S Sporting Goods has announced the construction of a new 800,000-square-foot “next-generation” regional distribution center in Fort Worth, Texas, which will serve as the company’s sixth major hub in the United States. Located within the Risinger/35 Logistics Park, the facility is designed to support more than 100 stores across the South-Central region and enhance e-commerce fulfillment capabilities. This expansion is expected to create 300 full-time jobs over the next decade and approximately 800 temporary construction jobs, while incorporating sustainability initiatives such as high-efficiency lighting and energy management systems. Groundbreaking began in late 2024, and the facility is slated to be fully operational by early 2026, marking a significant investment in the company’s supply chain network and the local Texas economy.

Continental Tire

Contractor: Hillwood Construction
Location: Ft. Worth, TX

"This new facility represents more than just a logistical milestone; it is a long-term investment in the American market that combines cutting-edge automation with the commitment to sustainability, ensuring premium performance to our customers with a smaller environmental footprint."

Continental has announced the construction of its first fully owned tire distribution center in the United States, a $69 million facility located in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex in Fort Worth, Texas. Spanning an initial 753,000 square feet with the potential to expand to over 1.25 million square feet, the “next-generation” hub is designed to store more than 800,000 tires and serve as a cornerstone for the company’s South-Central distribution network. The facility, which is scheduled to become operational in early 2026, will incorporate advanced automation technology and sustainability features such as solar panels and energy management systems, serving as a blueprint for Continental’s future logistics infrastructure. By establishing this permanent foothold in Texas, the company aims to significantly enhance its service levels and customer support while advancing its long-term goal of achieving full climate neutrality across its entire supply chain.

Lennox

Contractor: Uprite Construction
Location: Ft. Worth, TX

"Lennox’s expansion in the Dallas-Fort Worth region represents a pivotal step in redefining the HVAC customer experience, blending massive logistical scale with high-tech training to ensure its partners have both the inventory and expertise to lead the industry into a more sustainable future."

Lennox is significantly expanding its footprint in the Dallas-Fort Worth area through a multi-faceted investment aimed at strengthening its distribution network and customer support infrastructure. This initiative includes the opening of an expanded Regional Distribution Center near the DFW airport and the development of a new 1.2-million-square-foot National Distribution Center in Fort Worth, which is scheduled to be operational by January 2026. Beyond logistics, the company has unveiled a state-of-the-art Customer Experience and Training Center at its Richardson headquarters, featuring advanced HVAC labs and interactive showrooms designed to provide hands-on technical training for over 1,000 dealers annually. By integrating these high-capacity distribution hubs with modernized training and service facilities, Lennox aims to accelerate speed-to-market and provide more robust, tech-enabled support for its residential and commercial partners across North America.

McKinley Packaging

Location: Lancaster, TX

"The opening of the Lancaster facility marks a significant milestone in McKinley Packaging's North American expansion, blending high-capacity manufacturing with advanced environmental stewardship to deliver sustainable solutions while driving job creation and economic vitality within the Texas industrial landscape."

McKinley Packaging, a subsidiary of Bio Pappel, has officially inaugurated its seventh U.S. facility, a 500,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Lancaster, Texas, designed to meet the growing demand for sustainable, paper-based packaging. Located in the dynamic Dallas-Fort Worth industrial corridor, the “next-generation” facility leverages advanced recycling technologies and zero-discharge water systems to minimize environmental impact while maximizing operational efficiency. The project, which is expected to create 125 jobs ranging from production to management, reinforces the company’s commitment to circular economy principles and strategic expansion across North America. By integrating direct rail access and cutting-edge automation, the Lancaster plant serves as a cornerstone of McKinley’s broader strategy to enhance its supply chain resilience while supporting the economic growth of the local community.

Southwire

Contractor: Hillwood Construction
Location: Ft. Worth, TX

"The launch of the Dallas-Fort Worth Customer Service Center marks a defining moment in Southwire’s modernization journey, as the company leverages state-of-the-art automation and a strategic Texas location to set a new standard for customer service and supply chain efficiency."

Southwire has officially opened its largest distribution facility to date, a nearly 1.2-million-square-foot Customer Service Center (CSC) located in the AllianceTexas development in Fort Worth. This “next-generation” hub is a central component of the company’s $1.5 billion modernization strategy, featuring advanced automation and material handling technology to streamline the distribution of its full suite of electrical solutions. Designed to enhance delivery speed and reliability for customers across the Southwest and Midwest, the facility is expected to employ 250 people and offers a modernized, comfort-cooled environment for its team members. The grand opening marks a significant step in Southwire’s commitment to operational excellence and its long-term growth as a leader in the North American wire and cable industry.

Google

Contractor: Ft. Worth, TX
Location: Raymond Construction

"By securing this significant footprint in west Fort Worth, Google is strategically positioning itself to support a massive expansion of its cloud and data center capabilities across North Texas, ensuring the company has the logistical foundation necessary to power its billion-dollar investment in the state’s digital future."

Google has secured a 1.1 million-square-foot warehouse lease at the Majestic Silver Creek Business Park in west Fort Worth, marking its second major industrial commitment in the region this year. This expansion is a key component of the company’s $1 billion investment in Texas for 2024, aimed at bolstering its cloud and data center infrastructure to meet the rising demand for digital services and artificial intelligence. The massive facility, located near Loop 820, is expected to serve as a logistics hub for materials supporting Google’s existing data center campuses in Midlothian and Red Oak. This transaction stands as one of the largest industrial leases in Texas this year, further solidifying the Dallas-Fort Worth area’s position as a premier national hub for high-tech infrastructure and data operations.

Amazon Air

Contractor: Hillwood Construction Services
Location: Haslet, TX

"A first-of-its-kind facility for Amazon, the Regional Air Hub at Fort Worth Alliance Airport transforms the region's logistics landscape with cutting-edge infrastructure built for the future of rapid delivery."

Amazon has established a first-of-its-kind Regional Air Hub at the Fort Worth Alliance Airport in Haslet, Texas. Developed in partnership with Hillwood, this innovative facility was specifically designed to support Amazon Air’s large-scale regional operations, featuring advanced sortation capabilities and infrastructure to manage multiple daily flights.

The hub serves as a critical link in Amazon’s logistics network, enhancing its ability to provide rapid delivery across the South-Central United States. Positioned near an existing Amazon fulfillment center, the project has further solidified North Texas’ status as a premier global aviation and supply chain center while creating hundreds of local jobs.

Amazon Fulfillment Center at Westport 7

Contractor: Hillwood Construction Services
Location: Haslet, TX

"A massive 1.1 million-square-foot engine for the modern economy, the Westport 7 facility transformed Haslet into a critical node in Amazon’s global fulfillment network, blending unprecedented scale with lightning-fast delivery capabilities."

Developed by Hillwood in the AllianceTexas logistics hub, the Amazon Fulfillment Center at Westport 7 (commonly known as DFW7) was a landmark 1.1 million-square-foot project that marked a significant expansion of Amazon’s footprint in North Texas. Located in Haslet, the facility was designed with a massive footprint capable of housing multiple mezzanine levels, bringing its total operational capacity to nearly 2.6 million square feet.

The project was characterized by an aggressive construction timeline, moving from site selection to completion in just over a year to meet the rising demand for e-commerce sortation and fulfillment. As one of the largest facilities of its kind in the United States at the time of its launch, it became a central pillar of the region’s logistics infrastructure, creating thousands of jobs and serving as a high-volume hub for the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

Logistics Center II

Contractor: Hillwood Construction Services
Location: DFW Airport

"Completing a million-square-foot vision, Logistics Center II delivers a premier industrial mega-hub to the DFW Airport submarket as the mission-critical home of an Amazon Fulfillment Center."

Phase two of a 1,041,600 square foot industrial mega-distribution center in DFW Airport, now home to an Amazon Fulfillment Center.

DFW Park 161 DDX3

Contractor: FA Peinado Construction
Location: DFW Airport

"A strategic powerhouse for last-mile logistics, DFW Park 161 DDX3 integrates massive delivery capacity with future-ready EV infrastructure to anchor one of the region's most vital distribution hubs."

DFW Park 161 DDX3 is a critical component of the massive 197-acre DFW Park 161 industrial development located on Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport land in Irving, Texas. Developed by Perot Development Company and Invesco Real Estate, this specific Phase III facility is a 219,000-square-foot “last-mile” delivery station built-to-suit for Amazon.

Designed to handle high-volume regional distribution, the project features a single-story tilt-wall structure with specialized logistics infrastructure, including 32-foot clear heights, van canopies, and extensive parking for over 1,400 vehicles. A forward-looking aspect of the site is its integrated infrastructure for future electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, supporting Amazon’s sustainable delivery goals. Positioned along State Highway 161, the facility leverages its strategic proximity to the airport and major North Texas arteries to facilitate rapid e-commerce fulfillment across the DFW Metroplex.

Pedregal Mars Wrigley

Contractor: FA Peinado Construction
Location: DFW Airport

"A monumental achievement in scale and speed, the Pedregal facility combines over 1.5 million square feet of climate-controlled space with mission-critical power to anchor Mars Wrigley’s regional distribution."

Pedregal is a massive, high-specification food-grade distribution facility located at DFW Airport, developed to serve the regional logistics needs of Mars Wrigley. Constructed by Peinado Construction for Bandera Ventures, the 1,545,774-square-foot tilt-wall structure was completed on an aggressive nine-month fast-track schedule.

The facility is fully air-conditioned and features specialized infrastructure, including a 300,000-square-foot cooler and a 42,000-square-foot two-story office suite. Engineered to meet rigorous FM Global insurance standards, the building boasts a 42-foot clear height and a robust power system delivering 10 MW with 50% backup capacity. This project represents one of the largest and most technically advanced “super-sheds” in the North Texas industrial market.

FedEx Facility

Contractor: Cooper Construction
Location: Mesquite, TX

"Engineered for maximum efficiency, this 352,000-square-foot build-to-suit facility integrates state-of-the-art automation to power the next generation of FedEx logistics."

Build-to-Suit 352,000 square foot new state-of-the-art automated sort facility for FedEx.

Cedardale Building 1

Contractor: FCL Builders
Location: Dallas, TX

"A cornerstone of Southern Dallas' booming logistics corridor, Cedardale Building 1 provides FedEx Ground with 777,000 square feet of high-velocity distribution power to anchor its North Texas network."

Cedardale Building 1 is a massive 777,000-square-foot warehouse and distribution facility located in the Inland Port area of Southern Dallas. Developed by Trammell Crow Company as part of the Cedardale Distribution Center and constructed by FCL Builders, the project was specifically designed to handle high-volume industrial operations near the I-20 corridor.

In 2020, FedEx Ground leased the entire building to serve as a major regional distribution hub. The facility features state-of-the-art logistics infrastructure, including a cross-dock configuration and high clear heights, allowing FedEx to significantly boost its package volume capacity and delivery speed across North Texas. The project was a key win for the City of Dallas’ economic development efforts in District 8, leveraging the area’s superior highway access and strong local workforce.

American Meat Companies

Contractor: FA Peinado Construction
Location: DFW Airport

"A precision-engineered food-grade hub, this 140,056-square-foot facility integrates advanced climate-controlled packaging and processing to anchor American Meat Company’s regional operations."

The American Meat Company facility is a specialized 140,056-square-foot industrial development located at DFW Airport. Developed by Bandera Ventures and constructed by Peinado Construction, this design-build project serves as a comprehensive packaging, processing, and warehouse hub.

The facility features highly technical tenant improvements tailored for food-grade operations, including dedicated freezer and cooler rooms, dry pack areas, and a specialized process room equipped with stainless steel floor drains and complex plumbing. To maintain strict temperature controls, Insulated Metal Panels (IMP) were utilized throughout all cold spaces. The site is supported by 15 dock positions and includes a modern office suite with a mezzanine level, blending high-efficiency production with corporate operations.

TTI, Inc.

Contractor: Bob Moore Construction
Location: Fort Worth, TX

"A remarkable example of advanced distribution automation, the TTI facility consolidates global operations into a high-tech, 780,000-square-foot hub engineered for maximum efficiency and future growth."

Constructed by Bob Moore Construction at the Mercantile Center in North Fort Worth, the TTI, Inc. facility is a massive corporate headquarters and distribution hub. Originally built as a 641,226-square-foot project to consolidate TTI’s North Texas operations from four separate locations, the facility was further expanded in 2020 to exceed 780,000 square feet.

The project is a showcase of industrial automation, featuring nearly two miles of conveyors, 30-foot-high racking, and a specialized three-story carousel platform for high-volume products. Beyond its complex logistics infrastructure, the tilt-wall building includes a two-story corporate office wing with executive suites, a fitness center, and employee break areas. The entire facility, including the expansive warehouse, is fully climate-controlled to maintain consistent temperatures for TTI’s electronic component inventory.

GAF Materials Corporation

Contractor: Bob Moore Construction
Location: Gainesville, TX

"A technical feat of industrial design-build, the GAF facility integrates massive production scale with precision engineering—including an internal rail-fed tank farm—to anchor a critical expansion of their North Texas manufacturing operations."

Bob Moore Construction served as the design-build contractor for GAF Materials Corporation’s expanded manufacturing campus in Gainesville, Texas. The project centered on the construction of a high-tech tilt-wall facility dedicated to the production of poly-ISO insulation board. Spanning over 200,000 square feet, the building includes 50,000 square feet of production space housing a custom-designed assembly line and 150,000 square feet of dedicated warehouse and distribution space.

The project involved highly complex industrial engineering, including custom equipment foundation pads and an internal tank farm featuring six massive containment tanks—each capable of holding the contents of a full rail tanker car. To accommodate the installation of these tanks, the roof was partially left open during construction. The scope also encompassed a significant expansion of the adjacent rail yard and the integration of new MEP systems, all while maintaining active operations at GAF’s existing neighboring plant. In 2021, the partnership continued with an additional 400,000-square-foot expansion to the compound.

Past Projects

Industrial & Distribution Center Plumbing Projects

Getting Essential Goods Distributed—All a Part of Our Plan

Dick’s Sporting Goods Distribution Center

Continental Tire

Lennox

McKinley Packaging

Southwire

Google