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Steel supports power station project

Steel contractor Adey Steel will soon begin work to fabricate and install more than 700t of façade retention steelwork at Lots Road power station in Chelsea, …

Voortman launch 3D plasma bevels

Dutch-based steel processing machinery manufacturer Voortman has released a new 3D plasma bevel which it says will improve cutting quality. The new design with …

Northerly outpost gets new school and community centre

Work is progressing on schedule for a £48M school and community leisure centre project in one of the UK’s most northerly towns. The Wick Community Campus …

Clamps specified for Forth Crossing

Lindapter Type AAF clamps have been specified for securing the cable management systems along the entire Forth Replacement Crossing. Due to open in 2016, the …

Lincoln transport hub will be driven by steel

A £29M scheme that will improve Lincoln’s transport infrastructure and modernise its city centre will be constructed predominantly with structural …

News in Brief – September 2015

AceCad Software has released its BIMReview V8, a collaborative Building Information Modelling (BIM) project review tool for use across construction projects. …

Steel awards highlight industry’s innovation

Five projects were Award winners at this year’s Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA) held on 1st July at One Great George Street, London. The five winning …

Steel back on the growth tack

Structural steel’s return to growth in the UK in 2014 looks set to continue this year with growth of 10% forecast, BCSA President Wendy Coney told the …

Expo unveils new steel processes

A processing system that could usher in a new era in steel fabrication was unveiled by Kaltenbach at the International Partners in Steel (IPS) 2015 show held …

Prime offices for City circus site

Overlooking the City of London’s largest open public space, a new prestigious nine-storey office building is rapidly taking shape with the aid of steel …

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