S+S Industries secured a city permit Nov. 11 to begin construction on a new electrical component production facility in North Jacksonville.
The Houston-based company will occupy 55,080 square feet within Building 400 at the Eastport Exchange industrial park, according to the Jax Daily Record. Superior Industrial Group Inc. received approval for $231,171 in tenant improvements at the site, which is located at 10175 Inlight Way.
The facility will focus on the production, storage, and distribution of electrical components, including copper and aluminum bus bars. These products serve as critical conductors for power distribution in hyperscale, colocation, and enterprise data centers.
"They will be storing, distributing, and doing some light production of copper, busbar, and other electrical components," said Trevor Berecz, head of asset management of InLight Real Estate Partners, the developer of Eastport Exchange. Berecz said that the company expects to begin operations by the end of the year.
The Jacksonville expansion follows a major capital injection for the company. On June 4, 2026, New York City-based Cerberus Capital Management L.P. finalized an investment in S+S Industries. The Andrews family, which founded the business as S&S Plating in 1977, retained a large ownership stake.
The company, which rebranded as S+S Industries in 2018, currently operates a core manufacturing hub on Navigation Boulevard and a specialized facility on Nunn Street in Houston. It also recently opened a 67,000-square-foot distribution center in Surrey, British Columbia, in early 2026.
- Location: 10175 Inlight Way, Unit 100, North Jacksonville.
- Building size: 132,265 total square feet.
- Project cost: $231,171 for tenant improvements.
- Architect: Michael Blake Architects LLC.
- Tenant representation: Kyle Fisher, CBRE first vice president.
The company previously noted on its website that its bus bar capabilities make it a partner for data centers and switchgear manufacturers. S+S Industries stated by email Nov. 2 that it was not yet ready to make a formal public announcement regarding the Jacksonville project.
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