
With a resume now over 5,000 successfully completed projects, Ramtech continues to be an industry leader and innovator in the development of high quality relocatable and permanent modular buildings. This success would not have been possible without the dedicated efforts and years of experience of our team members, some of whom have been with us for most of their professional careers.
We’d like to take this time to recognize the following team members that celebrated their Ramtech milestone anniversaries with us during the fourth quarter of 2025:
40 Years: Miguel Echeveste
20 Years: Jose Chavez


Kelly Williams Ramtech Building Systems VP of Business Development
Ramtech is pleased to announce the appointment of Kelly Williams as Vice President of Business Development. In this key leadership role, Kelly will oversee our sales and marketing efforts, bringing with him an emphasis on creating new commercial and multi-family building opportunities. He will also lead Ramtech’s sales team, leveraging his extensive expertise to support and expand our current presence and broad portfolio of innovative modular buildings in the education, healthcare, commercial, and government markets.
Kelly brings decades of industry leadership and a proven track record in commercial and residential modular construction, specializing in multi-family developments. His resume includes over one million square feet of space nationwide, including military barracks, student housing, assisted living facilities, and single and multi-family housing projects. Kelly brings both a vast amount of business development experience in vertical markets that Ramtech has not fully participated in the past, and decades of industry relationships and leadership qualities that are in line with the Ramtech culture that will aid in helping Ramtech grow.
Kelly has previously held executive positions focused on business development at organizations including Impact Housing Group, Vesta Modular, Champion Home Builders, and Clayton Homes. As a long-time modular industry veteran, he has been actively involved for many years with the Modular Building Institute (MBI), serving on the board of directors and as the association’s President in 2015-2016. He has also served two terms as Chairman of the MBI Educational Foundation. He also received the prestigious MBI Outstanding Achievement Award in 2025 in recognition of his significant contributions to the industry.
A graduate of the Haslam College of Business at the University of Tennessee, Kelly resides in Knoxville, Tennessee with his wife Ronni and their three rescue dogs.

The facility features private offices, a spacious showroom, customer lounge, and service support areas, with all interior finishes adhering to the Mitsubishi Motors Visual Identity Manual. The site-completed elements include corporate signage, an extended fascia, a covered service carport, and an illuminated entrance gate with LED feature lighting that enhances brand visibility along the main highway frontage road.
The building was crane-set on a modified pier-and-beam foundation and engineered for Texas Department of Insurance Wind Zone 1 (140 mph) standards and includes a zero-step threshold to bring the building flush to grade. The centerpiece of the new facility is the indoor showroom which can display two vehicles on the tiled floor and is reinforced with supplemental would joist sub-girts which can support concentrated live loads over 6,000 lbs. per vehicle.

The installation of the building overcame very tight access by using an 8,000-lb extended boom forklift in tandem with TransLift carriers. 

The Texas Society of Architects serves as the premier voice for Texas architecture, representing over 7,800 members with a mission is to advocate for the creation of safe, beautiful, and sustainable environments through robust legislative efforts, professional development programs, design awards, and educational initiatives like the Texas Architectural Foundation, which supports aspiring architects. By fostering collaboration among its 18 regional chapters, TxA empowers members to influence policy, promote ethical practices, and inspire innovative designs that enhance quality of life across Texas communities.

