Dome Technology

We've been updating some of our tried-and-true company documents, including our 10 Key Benefits brochure. It's a solid overview of what sets our company apart from others in the bulk-storage industry. Check it out! https://lnkd.in/gfV4qw5y

In 2022 the owners of a fertilizer dome in Nebraska were facing a challenge: Their dome roof was sagging and had other structural issues. Dome Technology was called in to make the structure usable again. The team has repaired multiple domes, built by other companies, that demonstrate structural issues. Read the full project summary here: https://lnkd.in/dQtdySts

Repeat customer American Crystal Sugar hired Dome Technology to build a second sugar DomeSilo in Montgomery, Illinois, USA, doubling the distribution facility’s storage capacity. This dome, with its 75,000-metric-ton capacity, was built adjacent to a nearly identical DomeSilo from a 2017 collaboration between the companies. The new dome?is 184 feet in diameter and 146 feet tall. Check out this short video about the project; a full-length version is available on our website.

Before scheduling the 2025 annual leadership conference in Cambodia, Dome Technology CEO Bradley Bateman and VP of Finance Rod South wanted to vet the location, and naturally, that would be a lot more fun with their kids in tow. Check out Bradley’s son and his first experience with tarantulas—this stuff isn’t for the faint of heart! The group also ate fried tarantulas. #leadershipconference

On October 22, Dome Technology's vice president of operations Dan South attended Summit Materials' ribbon cutting for its new DomeSilo, a structure 125 in diameter and 137.5 feet tall. Dan is pictured here, right, with Kyle Harrison of Summit Materials. Dome Technology contracted with Argos USA to build the DomeSilo in Houston, Texas, and provide the structural and mechanical engineering. Summit Materials combined with Argos USA in January 2024. The full project summary is available here: https://lnkd.in/gVc6kGim Congrats to Summit Materials on a job well done and a beautiful site!

Today we are pleased to share our San Patricio FEMA dome project summary. The County of San Patricio in Sinton, Texas, chose a dome for its FEMA storm shelter, built to protect locals during major weather events in southeast Texas near the Gulf of Mexico. Completed in 2023, the storm shelter was built at the existing county fairgrounds and finished in colors to match adjacent buildings like the events center and exhibition hall. “The campus is just beautiful,” said Dome Technology sales manager Daren Wheeler. “This shelter has been built for the protection of residents in the community during a high-wind event.” Federal Emergency Management Agency?grant dollars funded the project. Read the full text and see more photos here:?https://lnkd.in/gm_AJv3T

The Dome Technology team is headed to Cambodia! That’s right—this year’s leadership conference will be held in the southeast Asian tropics, and just like previous years, those in attendance will get a healthy dose of leadership training complemented with a plenty of adventure. The mission of the leadership conference is to: 1) Elevate company leaders and key employees beyond their current capabilities. 2) Build team unity, increase transparent and honest communication, and strengthen trust. 3) Build relationships through exclusive unique experiences. 4) Attract and retain key people. The executive and production teams set sail in January 2025, and the sales-team conference is in February. #leadership

Selecting a new grain-storage solution is a big decision, and with it comes the opportunity for big company growth. Bulk-storage domes boast key benefits that can potentially boost a company’s bottom line. Today, more grain companies are bypassing traditional storage models, like silos, for a chance to experience the dome difference. Contact our team for more details!

World Cement?magazine recently published an article in its BMHR issue featuring two DomeSilos Dome Technology built for Titan America, one in Florida and the other in Virginia. In the final quarter of 2023, Dome Technology completed a high-capacity DomeSilo for Titan America in Tampa, Florida. The DomeSilo is 142 feet in diameter and 141 feet tall. Dome Technology also built another high-capacity DomeSilo for Titan in Chesapeake, Virginia, an identical structure to one built for the company in Tampa during the same time. Read more about these projects here: https://lnkd.in/gsAcZqDT

Dome Technology is pleased to announce that Juan Heres Menéndez has joined our team as business-development manager. He is an industrial engineer by trade, specializing in industrial organization. Juan supplemented his education with additional training in international trade, commercial management, and green hydrogen. He prides himself on staying current with market trends and demands. Welcome to the team, Juan!