Siemens Launches Operations in Alachua’s Tech Corridor

Unveils 30,000-Square-Foot Facility at San Felasco Tech City

ALACHUA ‒ Siemens officially opened the doors to its new 30,000-square-foot office and warehouse on June 18, 2025, marking a major step forward in its regional growth and adding to the expanding roster of companies at San Felasco Tech City.

The new facility enhances the company’s ability to serve clients and operate efficiently within North Central Florida while aligning with Siemens’ broader goals in technology, infrastructure, and sustainability. The project was completed in just seven months, with construction starting in October 2024 and occupancy beginning in May.

Located within one of Florida’s fastest-growing tech corridors, Siemens joins a growing group of over 65 businesses at the San Felasco campus, which is recognized for its environmentally conscious design and emphasis on digital innovation. Tech city, situated in the city of Alachua in western Alachua County, offers a campus-style environment that supports collaboration among companies in technology, biotech, manufacturing, and green development.

“This launch represents more than a new building—it’s a signal of Siemens’ commitment to innovation, efficiency, and investing in the future of the Alachua community,” said Mitch Glaeser, co-developer of San Felasco Tech City and CEO of the Emory Group Companies.

The building features a combination of warehouse and administrative space, tailored to meet Siemens’ operational needs and foster connectivity with nearby partners and clients. The company is expected to utilize the site’s advanced infrastructure, including renewable energy systems and high-speed digital connectivity, to drive innovation in smart systems and sustainable solutions.

Developers and local officials have described Siemens’ expansion as a meaningful addition to the regional economy, bringing high-skilled jobs and reinforcing Alachua’s reputation as a destination for forward-thinking enterprise.

San Felasco Tech City has gained recognition beyond the state for its unique blend of eco-conscious planning and entrepreneurial support, making it an attractive location for global firms like Siemens. The campus continues to evolve as a mixed-use center that blends business development with walkable, green-friendly amenities.

The June 18 ribbon-cutting brought together city leaders, company representatives, and business partners to celebrate the milestone, highlighting Siemens’ role in helping shape the future of the region’s technology landscape.

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