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President’s Column: April 2019
Most of us already know that the government wants construction and infrastructure projects to incorporate greater levels of offsite manufacturing. But more …
News in Brief: April 2019
Trimble has launched Tekla PowerFab, a new software package for steel fabrication management. Said to have been created specifically for steelwork contractors, …
Survey shows construction growth in UK regional cities
Confidence among developers is exceptionally strong across the UK’s regional cities according to the latest Deloitte Real Estate Crane Survey. The survey …
Learning and teaching hub takes form in Glasgow
The multi-million pound University of Glasgow Campus Development is progressing with the steel frame for the Learning and Teaching Hub nearing completion. …
BCSA updates welding publication
The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) has published a second edition of the Typical Welding Procedure Specifications for Structural …
Three-legged bridge for canalside marina
Working on behalf of main contractor Land & Water, S H Structures has fabricated and supplied a 35m-long bridge for the Newlands Marina project near Milton …
Steel complete at Warrington Time Square
More than 3,000t of structural steelwork, amounting to 6,500 individual pieces, has been erected by James Killelea at the Warrington Time Square project. The …
Frames up for major South West logistics park
Five steel industrial units have been erected by Billington Structures for the first phase of a multi-million pound business park in Avonmouth. Located on a …
SCCS gains SSIP accreditation
The Steel Construction Certification Scheme (SCCS) has become one of the first certification bodies to achieve SSIP Accreditation (Safety Schemes In …
Plans submitted for 31-storey London tower near the Shard
Developer Great Portland Estates has submitted plans for a new high-rise tower to be built in the shadow of the Shard at London Bridge. A planning application …
