Fisher Industries - Metal Fabrication, Dickinson, North Dakota

Fisher Industries secured a $1.2 billion federal contract to build border wall infrastructure in Presidio County, Texas, marking a massive operational expansion for the North Dakota manufacturing firm.

Headquartered at 3020 Energy Dr in Dickinson, North Dakota, the family-run enterprise handles metal fabrication, steel work, assembly, and rubber production. LightSource reported the billion-dollar federal award in 2026, anchoring the company’s heavy manufacturing capabilities directly into southern border infrastructure projects.

Founded in 1952, Fisher Industries currently employs between 1,000 and 5,000 workers. Published profile data places annual revenue roughly between $50 million and $100 million, while operating a network of about 45 portable plants spread across 12 states.

Beyond its recent federal contract wins, the company maintains a diverse manufacturing footprint serving several core economic sectors. Public listings show the firm supplies products for the automotive, electric-vehicle, construction, and industrial equipment markets.

The company’s published profile details extensive aggregate production and portable crushing equipment alongside its core metal fabrication services. These mobile plants allow the firm to deploy heavy industrial crushing and screening machinery directly to remote construction and mining sites.

Fisher Industries specializes in metal fabrication, steel production, assembly, and rubber manufacturing. The company also builds aggregate production systems and portable crushing equipment for the construction and industrial sectors.

The firm maintains its main headquarters and operational base at 3020 Energy Dr in Dickinson, North Dakota, operating across approximately 45 portable plants in 12 states.

The privately held manufacturer employs an estimated 1,000 to 5,000 workers. Its annual revenue is estimated between $50 million and $100 million.