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Aircraft hangar gets a lift
A whole raft of equipment, including two 100t capacity mobile cranes, have been used to lift the 90m long trusses for a new hangar at Kent’s Biggin Hill …
CE Marking to deliver consistent quality
The BCSA recently attended a briefing from the Department of Communities and Local Government about progress on the proposed changes to the Construction …
Lansdowne Road reborn as Aviva Stadium
Irish international football and rugby will soon have a new state-of-the-art 50,000 all seater stadium in which to play as the multi-million pound …
Retail expansion with steel
TJ Morris, also known as Home Bargains, the fast growing retailer of discounted branded goods is constructing a major extension to its distribution centre in …
Clients specify Sustainability Charter membership
The BCSA is in dialogue with Arup and the Highways Agency about the possibility that its Sustainability Charter’s requirements can be implemented in their …
Automation of steel processing to dominate IPS Fair
Steel processing equipment specialist Kaltenbach will be launching new products and processes at the IPS (International Partners in Steel) Fair 2009, which is …
SSDA shortlist highlights teamwork
Corus and the BCSA have announced a 22 strong shortlist of projects for the 2009 Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA), the 41st year they have been held. The …
Utilities work powers ahead at Olympic Park
The steel frame for the Energy Centre located in the west of the London 2012 Olympic Park has been completed by The AA Group (TAAG). The building will provide …
Sigma debuts in Dartford
Albion Sections’ new Sigma purlins product has debuted on a warehouse project erected by Crown Structural in Dartford, Kent. Sigma purlins are 10% more …
BCSA completes member assessments
Last year all of the BCSA’s steelwork contractor members, both in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, were audited to assess their capabilities. Now all of …
