US FUSION & Specialty Construction to attend EPC Show in Houston

US FUSION & Specialty Construction will attend the 2026 Energy Projects Conference & Expo on June 16-17 at Houston’s George R. Brown Convention Center. The Baton Rouge specialty plastics contractor plans to meet with EPCs, project owners and operators as it pushes its work in LNG, midstream, petrochemical, refining, power, nuclear and data center markets. Why it matters: - US FUSION & Specialty Construction is using EPC Show 2026 to reach buyers and project teams active in Gulf Coast and national capital projects. - The company’s work spans specialty plastics piping, fabrication, containment and emergency field support for energy, industrial and infrastructure clients. - The show brings together more than 7,000 engineering, construction and operations professionals and 400-plus exhibitors tied to more than $200 billion in proposed capital spending. What happened: - US FUSION & Specialty Construction said it will attend the 2026 Energy Projects Conference & Expo on June 16-17 at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston. - The Baton Rouge, Louisiana-based contractor is 100% employee-owned and has more than 35 years of experience. - The company said representatives will meet with EPC contractors, project owners and operators, procurement teams and construction managers. - Those meetings are expected to focus on LNG, midstream, petrochemical, refining, power, nuclear and data center sectors. The details: - US FUSION & Specialty Construction provides turnkey specialty plastics piping systems, custom spool fabrication, geosynthetic containment and specialty construction solutions. - Core materials and systems include HDPE, polypropylene, PVDF and other welded plastic materials. - The company also offers custom plastic pipe spool fabrication, plastic fusion, secondary containment solutions, PROTEX liners and mats, and erosion control systems. - The Baton Rouge fabrication shop produces pipe spools, fittings, liners and specialty components with serialized, fully traceable quality control documentation. - At peak capacity, the company operates more than six fusion machines at the same time. - A recent LNG export facility project in Cameron, Louisiana included 384 custom piping spools, 1,555 total fusions and 56 shipments. - That project finished ahead of schedule and passed internal QC and third-party inspection coordinated through Worley. - Service corridors include Baton Rouge, Cameron, Lake Charles and the greater Houston industrial market. - Project experience extends across Louisiana, Texas, the Gulf South and the continental United States. - The company operates from a Baton Rouge headquarters and fabrication facility. - The Baton Rouge operation supports off-site spool fabrication and 24/7 emergency field deployment. - Past work includes LNG export infrastructure, DOE-affiliated government facilities, refineries, chemical plants, data centers and municipal systems. - The company’s sister division, US RUBBER & Specialty Applications, provides industrial rubber lining and specialty lining systems for tanks, vessels and piping. - Contact information listed in the release includes the company’s website , LinkedIn and Facebook . Between the lines: - The company is signaling that EPC Show is a sales and relationship-building venue, not just an industry conference. - Its emphasis on documentation, traceability and third-party inspection suggests a pitch aimed at complex projects where compliance and schedule reliability matter. - The focus on Gulf South industrial markets reflects where the company sees its strongest operating footprint. What’s next: - US FUSION & Specialty Construction will attend sessions and meet with industry participants during the June 16-17 event. - The company is likely to use the conference to discuss current and future EPC opportunities across its target sectors. - More information is available at the company’s website .