Wallace MacDonald Holdings Partners with SSOE Group for Design and Engineering of Quantum X at Nevada Technology Campus.

RENO, NEVADA — Wallace MacDonald Holdings (WMH) proudly announces a strategic partnership with SSOE Group, a globally recognized architecture and engineering firm, to lead the design and engineering of Quantum X, a next-generation photovoltaic (PV) manufacturing facility. Located on WMH’s 1,141-acre Nevada Technology Campus—just off Highway 50, approximately 30 miles east of Reno and 7 minutes from Fernley—Quantum X is poised to set a new standard for integrated clean energy manufacturing in the U.S.

SSOE: Engineering Leadership with a Proven Track Record

With over 76 years of experience, SSOE Group brings deep expertise in the design of complex industrial facilities across the solar, battery, and advanced manufacturing sectors. Their integrated architecture and engineering (A/E) model ensures cohesive project delivery—from conceptual design to execution—streamlining collaboration across disciplines and stakeholders.

For Quantum X, SSOE will deploy advanced project management tools, sustainable design strategies, and their extensive understanding of photovoltaic production to deliver a facility that is efficient, compliant, and future-ready. Their focus on value engineering and cost optimization directly supports WMH’s commitment to excellence, innovation, and environmental responsibility.

Delivering Industrial Scale and Technical Sophistication

SSOE’s portfolio includes more than 30 projects across Nevada and numerous high-performance facilities for solar and battery manufacturing. Their role in Quantum X will encompass full-scope design and engineering for the project's first two phases, which include:

• Ingot Wafer Building

• Cell Manufacturing Building

• Module Assembly Building

• Central Utility Building

• Bulk Gas Yard

• Electrical Yard

From master planning and schematic design to infrastructure coordination and risk mitigation, SSOE’s multidisciplinary expertise will be vital to ensuring WMH’s long-term goals are met while satisfying all regulatory and environmental requirements.

Leadership Behind the Quantum X Project

The SSOE team is led by industry veterans who bring deep experience and hands-on oversight:

• Seth Perdue, Senior Project Manager — Responsible for day-to-day execution, Seth manages timelines, deliverables, and technical solutions. His detailed oversight is essential to managing complexity and maintaining project momentum.

• Meredith Froehlich, Program Manager — Meredith coordinates across WMH, regulatory agencies, and subconsultants, ensuring stakeholder alignment and driving integrated project execution.

Together, they lead a team of architects, engineers, and technical specialists who are shaping the future of PV manufacturing through a fully integrated design approach.

Integrated Solutions, Aligned Objectives

SSOE’s scope encompasses comprehensive design and engineering services for the Quantum X facility. Their understanding of Nevada’s unique seismic, regulatory, and utility infrastructure conditions ensures that the campus will be both operationally robust and future-proof.

Their collaborative, transparent process is central to project success—ensuring early alignment, risk reduction, and consistent progress toward key milestones.

Building the Future of Clean Energy Manufacturing

WMH’s partnership with SSOE marks a foundational step in the realization of Quantum X. By combining WMH’s vision for clean energy innovation with SSOE’s engineering leadership, the Nevada Technology Campus will become a landmark for sustainable, high-volume PV manufacturing.

Together, WMH and SSOE are not just building a facility—they are building the future of resilient, sustainable energy infrastructure.