Located in the high desert region of Central Oregon, Warm Springs Composite Products is part of the Confederated Tribes’ economic enterprise system that includes Power Enterprises, Warm Springs Forest Products, Kah-Nee-Tah resort and the Museum at Warm Springs. For centuries the Tribes have made their living from the resources available on the lands and in the rivers and streams that make up the environment in which they live. It is fitting then, that Tectonite, the material that has been the foundation for Warm Springs Composite Products, is derived from the unique diatomaceous earth found in this part of Oregon. More than 3,900 members of the Confederated Tribes make their homes in Warm Springs, providing a strong and dependable employment base. About 80 percent of our employees are Native Americans who live on the reservation.

Warm Springs Composite Products holds a number of patents on products and processes which help make it a leading supplier of fire-rated building components in the U.S. The company is also experiencing rapid growth in overseas markets, including a large number of high-profile projects in South Korea, Dubai and Bahrain. Particularly strong sales in the Middle East prompted WSCP to open a sales office in Dubai in 2008. The company’s success can be attributed in large part to a sophisticated product development strategy focused on adding value to its base products in order to create new ones.