Graycor constructed Siemens’ advanced rail manufacturing campus in Lexington for passenger rail car and locomotive production. The project included twelve buildings totaling 498,000 SF with 42-foot clear heights, reinforced concrete slabs, crane systems, and heavy industrial utility infrastructure.

Work included mass grading, erosion control implementation, stormwater management systems, and pond construction to support the overall campus drainage strategy. Graycor installed extensive underground utilities including storm sewer, sanitary sewer, fire protection infrastructure, and relocated existing gas mains and force main sanitary lines to accommodate the new campus layout. Additionally, the project also required installation of heavy-duty concrete and asphalt paving designed to support high-load industrial traffic and equipment movement.

Careful sequencing and coordination were required to manage simultaneous building pad preparation, utility installation, and rail infrastructure work while maintaining schedule and ensuring long-term durability of the site and transportation systems supporting the manufacturing operations.