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Steel contractor makes renewables investment

Mabey Bridge has announced a £38M investment in a new facility which will allow the firm to become the biggest UK manufacturer of wind turbine towers, both …

Contractor completes major rebrand

Robinson (formerly Robinson Construction) has successfully completed a major rebrand which it said will help secure its profile in this tough trading climate. …

Corus provides envelope solution for business park

Corus Panels and Profiles has supplied 10,500m2 of its Trisomet 333 System to a new wholesale fruit facility at Priory Park Business Park in …

Consultation on British Standards in Scotland

Following a meeting between BCSA President Jack Sanderson and the Regulatory Review Group (reporting annually to the Scottish Government) Chairman Russel …

Around the press: March 2010

New Civil Engineer 11 February 2010 A home coming for the seagull Steelwork also provides the signature element of the project – the roof. It will be an …

Speedy rebuild for fire damaged complex

Steel construction has played a vital role with the successful rebuild of the fire damaged Wealmoor fresh produce packaging warehouse in Atherstone, …

Steel’s sustainability advantage

Guest speaker Michelle McDowell, Chair of the Association for Consultancy and Engineering, said signs were already being seen of improvement in the …

Bottom of construction’s business cycle reached

British Constructional Steelwork Association President Jack Sanderson said  the bottom of construction’s business cycle had now been reached and government …

Bridge boost for Olympic rowing venue

A new steel composite bridge has been lifted into place at Eton College Rowing Centre, keeping plans on schedule for enhanced Rowing and Canoe Sprint …

Sustainable schools guidance published

Target Zero the first project to undertake a detailed comparison of different energy efficiency measures, low or zero carbon technologies and Allowable …

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