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Production & Installation · May 21, 2026

Production & Installation: What Happens After Design Approval

A finalized design is a plan, not a building. The production and installation phase is where that plan becomes a real, ballistic-rated structure — and where the modular nature of ABC actually pays off in timeline.

Crew fabricating precast ballistic concrete panels inside a covered production facility
Panels are precast to spec inside the production facility, off the critical path of onsite construction.

Precast, not poured on-site

Because ABC panels are precast rather than cast-in-place, production happens off the critical path of on-site construction — panels are manufactured to spec, then delivered for installation, rather than requiring forms and cure time on location.

Installation speed

Modular panels go up with a crane, considerably faster than pouring and curing concrete on-site section by section — a real, practical difference in how long a facility takes to become operational.

From delivery to first use

The gap between a finalized design and a facility ready for live-fire training is largely a function of this production and installation timeline — one of the more concrete (no pun intended) advantages of building on a modular system in the first place. For the overview of what our teams deliver end to end, see Production & Installation Services.

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Design approved. What’s next?

Talk to our production team about fabrication lead times and crane-up installation scheduling for your facility.

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