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Campus to usher in new era for Belfast
Steel erection has begun on the University of Ulster’s £250M Belfast City Campus. Professor Richard Barnett, the University’s Vice Chancellor said: “The …
London Bridge stays on track with steel
Working on the tight and confined London Bridge station redevelopment site, Cleveland Bridge has no room to install a mobile crane and has had to come up with …
SCI launches new recorded technical webinars
The Steel Construction Institute has made available for purchase the full original live recordings of its technical webinars. Once purchased the recorded …
Third Don Crossing gets under way
Work has commenced on the £14.3M Third Don Crossing in Aberdeen. Designed to relieve congestion on the two existing river crossings, the 90m span bridge will …
Mumbles lifeboat station restored
Newport Galvanizers, part of Wedge Group Galvanizing, has galvanized 240t of steel as part of the refurbishment and restoration of the 115 year old Mumbles …
News in Brief: October 2014
This year’s annual SCI event will be held on 5 November at the London Transport Museum and is entitled ‘A step change in sustainability’. Topics to be …
Cantilever offices for central Glasgow
A number of high profile schemes are currently under way in Scotland’s largest city including St Vincent Plaza, an efficient building that will provide …
Contractor unveils £5M processing plant
Caunton Engineering has officially unveiled the Cut Shack, a new £5M steel fabrication plant at its Moorgreen facility. The purpose built plant is said to …
Hempel launches new primers
Coatings supplier Hempel has launched Hempadur AvantGuard, a range of three new anti-corrosive zinc primers. Zinc coatings are commonly used to protect …
Tata Steel gains responsible sourcing accreditation
Tata Steel has become the one of the largest companies to achieve the BRE standard BES 6001, and all of its construction products manufactured in the UK are …
