Mega-project · Georgetown, Williamson County, TX

Aalo Atomics reactor factory, Georgetown

Aalo Atomics, an Austin startup that builds small factory-made nuclear power plants for AI data centers, filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation on Aug. 31, 2026 to renovate a 204,350-square-foot warehouse at 4813 N. I-35 into a $25 million machine shop and production floor. The Austin Business Journal also reports it is in talks to lease a 606,000-square-foot industrial building under construction in Georgetown's CrossPoint Business District.

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This is a private project: its trade work is bought by the owner's contractors, not posted as a public bid. Project facts come from the linked public sources; the nearby bids are a live query of open public solicitations. Always confirm details on the official notice.
Owner
Aalo Atomics
Site
4813 N. I-35, Georgetown, TX
Investment
$25M
Status
Announced
Groundbreaking
Invalid Date
Expected to open
January 2028 (state filing)
Jobs
Not announced

General contractor

Not yet publicly named. This is a private project, so its trade work is bought by the general contractor or construction manager, not posted as a public bid. We'll update this page when the firm is announced.

How to get work on it

  1. The state filing puts construction from November 2026 to January 2028, so trade packages are being bought now. The general contractor is not yet named; it will be listed on the TDLR filing (search TABS for 4813 N I-35, Georgetown).
  2. Machine-shop conversions need heavy concrete, crane and power work. Austin-area industrial subs in those trades should contact industrial builders working the I-35 corridor now.
  3. If the 606,000-square-foot CrossPoint lease goes ahead, that build-out will be a second, larger round of work. Watch for it.
  4. Get certified as a Texas HUB (historically underutilized business) if you qualify, and bid the public work around Georgetown listed below.

Trades a build like this needs

Typical for this kind of facility, not a published bid list.

  • Warehouse interior demolition and renovation
  • Heavy concrete: new slabs, machine foundations and equipment pads
  • Overhead cranes, crane rails and structural steel reinforcement
  • Heavy electrical service and distribution for machine tools
  • Process HVAC, ventilation and compressed air
  • Fire protection upgrades for a manufacturing occupancy
  • Office and employee-area build-out; site, paving and security fencing

Public buyers around the site

The county roads, water, sewer and school work a project this size brings does post publicly. These are the buyers we read nearby.

12 open solicitations from buyers around the site

Soonest deadline first · 3 closing in the next 7 days. Each links to its official notice.

Sources

Project facts last checked November 13, 2026.

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