Safe Industries Plans $6.3M San Antonio Fabrication Facility

Reference industrial building image; not a rendering of Safe Industries San Antonio.
Reference industrial building image; not a rendering of Safe Industries San Antonio.

A 36,500-square-foot metal building is registered for office, storage and fabrication uses along I-10 East.

Safe Industries San Antonio is registered as a $6.3 million ground-up development at 4814 Interstate 10 East. The planned 36,500-square-foot building combines office accommodation with storage and product-fabrication space.

TABS2027000274 was registered on September 3 and highlighted again in October reporting. It describes a pre-engineered metal building and associated site improvements, with a submitted construction window from December 15, 2026 to October 15, 2027.

Project at a Glance

Filed estimate:
$6.3 million
Area:
36,500 SF
Address:
4814 Interstate 10 East
Filed schedule:
December 15, 2026–October 15, 2027

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A production building rather than storage alone

Fabrication, storage and office functions place different demands on the same building. A useful construction assessment needs to keep all three in view rather than treating the project as an undifferentiated warehouse shell. The filing does not, however, identify the production equipment or its utility loads.

The specified metal-building approach establishes a broad structural concept. It does not identify a building-system manufacturer, steel erector or foundation contractor. Those appointments cannot be inferred from the construction method.

Watch the transition from registration to delivery

The owner named in the filing is San Antonio Steel Company LLC. The project remains a registered proposal in the reviewed record, and the submitted start date is still a target rather than evidence of activity on site.

The general contractor is not disclosed. Paid members can see the registered design appointment below. A confirmed procurement process, construction permit or owner update would help establish when this smaller industrial project moves from its filed schedule into physical delivery.

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