Company to build $40 million plant at Exit 1 in Bluefield, creating 150 to 300 new jobs
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Company to build $40 million plant at Exit 1 in Bluefield, creating 150 to 300 new jobs
By CHARLES OWENS Bluefield Daily Telegraph Feb 12, 2022
BLUEFIELD In a monumental day for the city of Bluefield, Gov. Jim Justice announced Friday that Omnis Building Technologies will be developing a $40 million manufacturing plant at Exit 1, creating 150 to 300 new jobs in the process.
Justice said the company will build the 150,000-square-foot facility at Exit 1 in Bluefield to manufacture housing materials that will revolutionize the future of residential construction.
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Omnis Building Technologies is a manufacturer of energy-efficient, pre-engineered, home building systems made up of Concrete Insulated Building Units (CIBU) that are shipped and then assembled on-site to make pre-designed homes. Once delivered, the patented turn-key homes are easily constructed and move-in ready in just a few days, the governors office said.
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{Bluefield Mayor Ron Martin} said having a $40 million manufacturing plant set up shop at Exit 1 is huge for Bluefield and the region.
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