Spitzer Industries

Spitzer manufactures engineered process skids, assembled modules, subsea equipment (manifolds), ASME-coded pressure vessels, and structural steel for the energy industry. Its website describes over 2.5 million horsepower of gas compression packaged, 36,000+ National Board-numbered pressure vessels, and 70+ subsea manifolds fabricated. The output is custom-designed, heavy steel equipment that operators install in onshore and offshore fields.

Its operational footprint centers on four addresses in Harris County and Waller County, Texas: the corporate office at 20445 State Highway 249 in Houston, plus fabrication facilities on Fisher Road, Industrial Road in Houston, and FM 362 in Brookshire. Together they provide approximately 700,000 square feet of under-roof fabrication space, according to the firm’s website.

Mark Cook serves as Senior VP of Business Development, and Neal Simpson holds the role of VP of Upstream & Midstream Business Development. The presence of a separate midstream and upstream development officer indicates the firm segments its sales effort by where in the energy value chain a client operates. Bio details for both executives were not provided on the public site.

No. In addition to its Houston-area fabrication base, Spitzer lists offices in Sunnyvale, Santa Monica, Portola Valley, Boston, San Francisco, Oslo, and Singapore. The locations suggest a footprint that supports upstream oil and gas customers in the North Sea, Southeast Asia, and North American technology corridors, though the firm does not publicly break out revenue by geography.

Spitzer Industries is an operating company that designs, fabricates, and delivers heavy steel equipment for energy end users. It is not structured as a family office, investment fund, or holding company in the conventional sense — its disclosed assets are fabrication facilities, machinery, code stamps, and a direct workforce producing physical goods.