S&B Modular Operations Changes Name to S&B Fabrication Services

The name change marks growth in modular, pipe fabrication and plate products capabilities

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--S&B Fabrication Services, Ltd. announced its name change from S&B Modular Operations, marking a continued strengthening of its modular assembly services and pipe fabrication and steel plate product growth for engineering and construction, oil and gas, renewables, power and other sectors.

“Our name change reflects our growing capabilities, yet our values remain unaffected,” said Darren Parnell, President of S&B Fabrication Services. “We will continue to work with our clients to improve safety, quality and productivity, enhance cost predictability and speed up construction schedules as demand for offsite construction and assembly increases.”

S&B Fabrication Services offers modular assembly, pipe fabrication, pipe supports, plate shoes, lifting lugs and other steel plate products. Located in Baytown, Texas, its state-of-the-art fabrication and assembly facility sits on 54 acres. The facility’s advanced technologies include X-ray bays that utilize computed radiography technology, nuclear analyzers for positive material identification, a CLOOS robotic welding system, a state-of-the-art plasma-pipe cutting system, a 100-ton mobile gantry crane for lifting modules and heavy equipment, as well as SpoolGen software for spool extraction directly from client’s isometric drawings via PCF or IDF files.

“No longer a subsidiary of S&B Engineers and Constructors, S&B Fabrication Services operates independently to ensure our client’s job goes out on time and budget, as we thrive on being one of the nation’s leading pipe fabricators and modular assembly companies,” said Parnell.

About S&B Fabrication Services

S&B Fabrication Services, Ltd. provides high-tech modular assembly, pipe fabrication, pipe supports, plate shoes, lifting lugs and other steel plate products for engineering and construction, energy, renewables, power, pulp and paper and other sectors. The company’s operations in Baytown, Texas, offer a 50,000-square-foot pipe fabrication shop with a capacity of up to 2,000 pipe spools per month, 27,000 square feet of modular fabrication capabilities and 40 acres of modular assembly space. The facility’s advanced technologies include X-ray bays, robotic welding, metering skids, a plasma-cutting system and a mobile gantry for lifting and heavy loading equipment.