Bishopric Industries expanding operations in Natchez, MS

SEDC News,

Jackson, Miss. (Aug. 6, 2026) – Bishopric Industries, formerly Enerfab Process Solutions, is expanding operations in Natchez, a project that will create 28 new jobs and represents a $5.75 million corporate investment.

 

Bishopric Industries is a leader in engineering, fabrication and execution of process tanks, pressure vessels and specialty equipment for a diverse range of industrial markets and critical infrastructure sectors. The Natchez facility is a major heavy industrial fabrication operation, serving as a hub for the engineering and production of heavy process equipment, large steel components and modular project solutions.

 

To meet increased demand, including long-term contracts with some of the nation’s lead innovators, Bishopric Industries is expanding capacity through the construction of a new storage facility, the addition of manufacturing equipment, expanded storage areas, gravel and drainage improvements and the installation of new gas and water lines.

 

The Mississippi Development Authority is providing assistance through the Mississippi Flexible Tax Incentive, or MFLEX, program, as well as assistance for site improvements. Adams County also is assisting with the project.

 

For more information about Bishopric Industries, go to bishopricind.com/.

 

QUOTES

 

“Mississippi is a state where businesses can invest with confidence, grow and succeed. Bishopric Industries’ expansion is another example of the historic economic development success we’re seeing across Mississippi. Our industrial sector is already strong, and this project will make it even stronger. Bishopric Industries’ continued growth in Natchez is another win for Mississippi.” – Gov. Tate Reeves

 

“Economic development doesn’t stop once a company opens its doors. Supporting existing industry is at the core of MDA’s work, and Bishopric Industries’ latest investment is a clear example of that commitment. Companies are disciplined in how they invest capital. They expand where they see opportunity and where they know they have strong partners. That’s exactly what Mississippi works to deliver.” – Mississippi Development Authority Executive Director Bill Cork

 

“Our mission has always been to turn our customers’ toughest

challenges into solutions, safely, reliably, and with top quality. That mission stays the same; it

only grows stronger. Our customers will benefit from our expanded expertise and resources as

we enable industries that fuel and sustain modern life, including essential chemicals,

pharmaceutical production, and next-generation technologies. Bishopric Industries will be

there.” – Bishopric Industries President Andy Koenig

 

“Economic development is not just about recruiting the next company; it is about taking care of the companies that have already chosen to invest in our community. Since 2012, Bishopric Industries and its management team have continued to invest in Adams County, and this latest $5.75 million expansion and 28 new jobs is another strong vote of confidence in our people and our future. We are incredibly grateful for their commitment. Natchez, Inc. is proud to have played a role in supporting their growth every step of the way.” –  Natchez, Inc. Executive Director Chandler Russ

 

“The Adams County Board of Supervisors is proud to celebrate Bishopric Industries’ continued investment in our community. Since locating in Adams County in 2012, Bishopric has been an outstanding corporate partner, and this $5.75 million expansion demonstrates their long-term confidence in our workforce and our future. Existing industries are the backbone of our local economy, and seeing a company choose to reinvest here sends a powerful message that Adams County is a great place to do business. We appreciate Governor Tate Reeves and the Mississippi Development Authority for their continued partnership and commitment to supporting economic development across Mississippi. Together, we are creating opportunities, strengthening our economy and building a brighter future for the citizens of Adams County.” –  Adams County Board of Supervisors President Angela Hutchins

Source: Bishopric Industries expanding operations in Natchez | Mississippi Development Authority