💾 Semiconductors · Taylor, Texas
Samsung: Taylor chip fab
💰 $37 billion (total central Texas investment)👷 2,000 jobs (more than)🏗️ Limited operations began in early 2026; a second fab is plannedA foundry fab for advanced 2nm-class chips northeast of Austin.
How to get on the sub list
The general contractor hasn't been announced publicly; watch local news and county permits.
Source: Austin American-Statesman, 2026 · checked Oct 25, 2026
How to get on the Samsung Taylor sub list
- Find the general contractor. It hasn't been announced publicly. Watch local news and Taylor's county building permits.
- Get prequalified. Have your insurance, safety record (EMR), licenses and references ready.
- Call the local economic development office. Texas and its counties often run supplier fairs and keep vendor lists for projects like this.
- Have a one-page capability statement. Build yours in Launchpad.
Work sites like this typically buy locally:
Site work, paving and concreteElectrical, HVAC and plumbingTrucking, hauling and equipment rentalSecurity guardsJanitorial and industrial cleaningLandscaping and snow removalFencing, signage and maintenanceCatering, staffing and office supply
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Investment and job figures are the company's own announced numbers, from the linked source. Plans change; check the source for the latest. Contrax isn't affiliated with Samsung.