McMahon project rendering of the Bionutrients facility. Photo provided by Raquel Lamal.

News Release

WABASH — McMahon, a full-service, professional engineering and architectural firm, has partnered with Process and Storage Solutions of Alabama, to provide engineering services for Bionutrients, a new fertilizer manufacturing plant in Wabash.

McMahon and PASS have a long-standing working relationship, spanning more than 20 years. Their work for Bionutrients includes the construction of two new facilities, totaling nearly 300,000 square feet, with McMahon providing architectural and structural engineering. When complete, the new $50 million dollar operation will use cutting-edge technology to produce organic field nutrients.

“Any project that is a ‘win’ for the client, the community and provides new sustainable technology and practices is definitely in our company’s wheelhouse,” said Michael A. Martin, AIA, senior architect for McMahon. “We have been fundamental in building design and design project management that has benefited the owner, contractor and the contractor’s design partners.”

The plant is expected to be fully operational in the summer of 2023 and will bring more than 40 jobs to Indiana.

Bionutrients is a partnership between Italy-based Hello Nature (formerly Italpollina) and North Manchester-based MPS Egg Farms.

McMahon has provided professional engineering and architectural services to their valued customers for more than a century. Their team of over 150 professionals serves their clients from their corporate headquarters in Neenah, Wis., along with their Illinois and Indiana regional offices. They share the common goal of delivering their services “The McMahon Way,” meaning they strive to build long-term client relationships by combining strong core values with a culture for success. To learn more, visit mcmgrp.com.