Metal fabricator NIC Global to cut 103 jobs near Seattle, move production to Eastern Washington
NIC Global will shut down its 100,000-square-foot Seattle-area site by 2028 due to declining local demand. The company is shifting focus to Eastern Washington to better serve customers building power distribution technology for data centers.
Key points
- 103 jobs will be eliminated at the Woodinville plant
- Production is shifting to Eastern Washington to support data center growth
- Layoffs are scheduled to begin in January 2027
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