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On-line tool for acoustic performance in construction

Tata Steel and the SCI have jointly developed an on-line tool to provide structural engineers and architects with a quick and easy-to-use system for working …

Fire protection laboratory creates centre of excellence

International Paint has opened its new £6.4M fire protection laboratory in Tyne & Wear, creating 14 new jobs and safeguarding a further 30. “The …

Positive outlook for steel construction

Steel construction output, for small and medium sized projects in the private sector, is expected to see a significant improvement during 2012. Speaking at the …

Around the Press – July/August 2011

Construction News 19 May 2011 Dramatic challenges on new BBC studios “Since the BBC decided on this site we have worked closely with its programme-makers to …

Students show innovation in steel design

The 2011 Tata Steel/BCSA Student Awards, organised by the Steel Construction Institute and supported by the Institution of Structural Engineers and the …

SSDA 2011 – Steel projects prove their worth at awards

The Structural Steel Design Awards celebrated its 43rd year showing yet again that steelwork is the framing material of choice for imaginative and high profile …

AceCad Software announces extended engineering capabilities

AceCad has announced that it is in the final stages of development of its new StruConnect integrated moment connection design system for the EC3 standard. This …

Responsible Welding Co-ordinator (RWC) certificate

New range of purlin and rail sections developed

SCI has been involved in the development of ProSigma+, a new range of light gauge steel purlin and rail sections for Duggan Profiles (part of Duggan Steel), as …

SCI aids school win in regional competition

Two SCI engineers, Philip Francis and Dimitrios Moutaftsis, have supported local students from Charters School, Ascot to help them become south east regional …

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