SAS FAB2 CLNS TMAH Conversion in Austin, TX

Samsung Austin Semiconductor is executing a targeted renovation at 12100 Samsung Blvd, Austin, TX 78754, to expand its internal chemical distribution infrastructure. The project, filed as SAS FAB2 CLNS TMAH Conversion, involves the design and installation of one T-Box and one VMB within the FAB2 CSF.

The renovation covers 2,000 sq ft of space with an estimated cost of $630,000. This valuation represents $315 per square foot, a figure that sits above the Travis County median of $103 per square foot for comparable renovation and alteration filings. The total project cost is also above the county median estimated cost of $298,274 for this type of work. The scheduled build window of 125 days is longer than the county median of 98 days.

Fuse Architecture Studio serves as the design firm of record for this project. Mark S Robinson is the registered accessibility specialist associated with the filing. The project is privately funded on private land for private use. Samsung Austin Semiconductor holds five other TDLR-registered projects in Austin, totaling $8,942,000, indicating a sustained pattern of facility upgrades in the Jourdan Crossing area.

TDLR completed plan review in February 2026, and construction was scheduled to begin in February 2026 with a completion date of June 2026. However, TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection, so the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record. The TDLR status is listed as Review Complete, but the lack of a final inspection record means the physical completion of the work remains unverified in the official database.

City of Austin permit records show at least 25 permits on file at this street address, with the most recent issued between August 2024 and March 2026. These include electrical, building, plumbing, and mechanical permits with total declared valuations of $9,995,575. The most recent permit listed involves the replacement of existing steam to hot water heat exchanger skid systems, suggesting ongoing mechanical infrastructure updates at the site alongside the TMAH conversion work.