Advanced Manufacturing

A new 300-millimeter silicon wafer manufacturing facility in North Texas represents a major advancement for the semiconductor industry and the regional economy. As the foundation of modern electronics, silicon wafers are essential to semiconductor fabrication. However, with the majority of wafer production occurring overseas, the U.S. has faced longstanding supply chain vulnerabilities. 

For over 12 years, Page has built a deep, multifaceted partnership with a leading semiconductor manufacturer, delivering over 100 projects across multiple campuses worldwide. What began as small studies has evolved into a strategic, multi-million-dollar annual engagement employing at least 50 full-time professionals.

Continental Structural Plastics (CSP) is reshaping the automotive and transportation industries with a leading-edge facility dedicated to lightweight composite manufacturing. Strategically located in Seguin, Texas, the facility provides direct access to key clients like Toyota while tapping into a skilled local workforce—strengthened by partnerships with colleges and trade schools.

A Confidential Battery Manufacturer is building one of North America’s largest battery recycling and material manufacturing hubs—a 175-acre campus designed to redefine the industry. As part of this transformation, the CAM2 project includes a new three-story, 105-foot-tall, 340,000-SF facility dedicated to Cathode Active Material (CAM) production. Applying Performance by Design principles, Page ensured seamless operations by optimizing material flow, logistics, and utilities. 

NY CREATES is the owner and operator of the Albany NanoTech Complex, the nation’s largest and most advanced non-profit semiconductor R&D facility. As a leading-edge hub for innovation, Albany NanoTech brings together industry leaders, academic institutions, and international partners to drive the development of next-generation chips and fabrication processes.