Westinghouse eVinci

Westinghouse eVinci at 51 Bridge Street

Turner is proud to have played a pivotal role in transforming 51 Bridge Street in Etna, Pennsylvania, into a state-of-the-art facility for Westinghouse Electric Company’s groundbreaking eVinci Microreactor project. Originally constructed in the early 1900s as a pipe manufacturing facility, the nearly 100,000 square foot building has been thoughtfully reimagined into a modern tech-flex space that harmoniously blends industrial heritage with future forward design. Turner led a comprehensive renovation to meet the highly specialized operational needs of the eVinci initiative. The scope included a mix of open and private office areas, modern conference rooms, a café, a rooftop deck, and advanced zones tailored for manufacturing, engineering, and testing, all purpose built to support the development of the microreactor.

At the heart of this revitalization is the eVinci Microreactor, a cutting edge clean energy solution engineered to deliver approximately 5 megawatts of continuous zero emission electricity for over eight years without refueling. Its versatile application across remote communities, disaster relief, mining operations, defense installations, and data centers marks a significant advancement in sustainable power generation. This adaptive reuse project not only exemplifies Turner’s expertise in delivering highly technical construction solutions, but also contributes to broader economic and environmental goals. With over 40 high paying jobs anticipated and support from a $1 million grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, Turner is proud to support the state’s leadership in clean energy innovation and help shape a more resilient sustainable future.