Foundation Alloy, an advanced-materials company that says it is “reinventing metals production for US industry”, is excited to announce a strategic collaboration with Re:Build Manufacturing.
The partnership centers on engineering and process development support as Foundation Alloy ramps up production of high-performance metals using its proprietary MetalsFirst manufacturing platform.
As part of the engagement, Re:Build will work closely with Foundation Alloy’s technical team to support the commissioning, automating and operation of new production equipment.
Through hands-on collaboration and embedded engineering support, the two teams will work together to identify opportunities for process optimization, increased efficiency, and scalable system design.
Jake Guglin, CEO and co-founder of Foundation Alloy, says: “Our team has demonstrated an entirely new frontier in metals technology, and real change is now in reach.
“We need to scale with the same intensity, and Re:Build Manufacturing’s team is the best in the world at bringing real, efficient production operations to life. They will be invaluable partners in getting to the volumes needed to meet our customers’ needs.”
The initial phase of the partnership will focus on supporting Foundation Alloy’s proprietary mechanical alloying process, with the goal of developing a robust understanding of performance at the current scale and informing future improvements.
Over time, the collaboration may expand to include production design refinement, automation strategies, and potential contract manufacturing support as Foundation Alloy scales operations to meet growing customer demand.
Miles Arnone, CEO of Re:Build Manufacturing, says: “High-tech manufacturing is the backbone of tomorrow’s economy, and it’s critical that we develop robust domestic capabilities to support the next generation of hard-tech innovations.
“This collaboration with Foundation Alloy underscores the importance of building US capacity for groundbreaking solutions in advanced materials production. These advanced materials will play a key role in the future of many US industries.”
This collaboration reflects both companies’ shared commitment to strengthening domestic manufacturing, reducing reliance on foreign supply chains, and accelerating the deployment of breakthrough industrial technologies.
