Allied Steel Buildings joins BRS licensing program for TS-324 roof system

By AI, Created 11:31 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Allied Steel Buildings has joined Building Research Systems’ Superior Seam Technology family as a TS-324 licensee under the BRS Alpha/Ascension program. The deal expands Allied’s roofing offerings and pairs the steel builder’s fabrication footprint with BRS’s structural standing seam system.

Why it matters: - Allied Steel Buildings can now offer the TS-324 structural trapezoidal roof system through the BRS Alpha/Ascension licensing program. - The license gives Allied access to a roof system positioned around air and water infiltration resistance, wind uplift performance, weatherability and in-place performance. - The move expands Allied’s product set as the company continues to grow its steel-building business.

What happened: - Building Research Systems welcomed Allied Steel Buildings as a TS-324 licensee on May 5, 2026. - Allied Steel Buildings is headquartered in McGregor, Texas. - Allied was founded in 2003 by CEO Michael Lassner. - The agreement adds Allied to BRS’ Superior Seam Technology family.

The details: - Allied designs, engineers and fabricates pre-engineered, conventional steel and hybrid steel structures. - Allied operates robotics facilities in McGregor, Texas, and Spain. - Allied cited three major projects: the 420,000-square-foot Form Energy Form Factory 1, the SoFi Center for the TGL Golf league and the 1,000,024-square-foot Navistar manufacturing facility in San Antonio, Texas. - Allied said Form Energy Form Factory 1 used 3,750 tons of structural steel. - Allied said the SoFi Center was engineered in five weeks and used 1,386 tons of steel. - Allied said the Navistar facility used more than 6,000 tons of structural steel. - Michael Lassner said the BRS licensing program was a natural fit as Allied expands its product offerings. - Lassner said the TS-324 system’s proven performance and patented technology give clients confidence in delivered projects. - The TS-324 system includes patented components, 18 clip options, High-Capacity Rake and Eave Plates and Superior Seam Technology. - BRS said the TS-324 system sets a benchmark for air and water infiltration resistance, wind uplift values, weatherability and overall in-place performance. - BRS is a product development company focused on roof systems and the metal building industry. - BRS was started in 1994 by Leo Neyer, who had more than 30 years of experience in metal building business development and sales. - Allied’s website is More information. - BRS listed social media links for LinkedIn and Facebook.

Between the lines: - The licensing deal links a steel builder with a roof-system developer, which can help Allied bundle more of the building envelope into one offering. - BRS is positioning TS-324 as a premium system for performance-focused projects, especially where wind and moisture resistance matter. - Allied’s project examples are meant to signal scale, speed and technical capability to potential customers.

What’s next: - Allied is expected to begin offering TS-324 through its BRS license as it pursues new projects. - BRS said it looks forward to supporting Allied’s continued growth and success. - The partnership likely puts TS-324 in front of more industrial and large-scale steel-building customers.