News
Bridge to Newhaven port successfully installed
Cleveland Bridge has installed a new three-span steel composite bridge as part of the Newhaven Port Access Road scheme. Requiring an overall steel tonnage of …
Mega shed targets BREEAM ‘Excellent’
Tenders are being invited for construction of what will be one of the UK’s largest sheds, a four-storey, 213,000m² ‘mega shed’ to be built on the site …
BCSA members win Tekla Awards
Four projects involving BCSA steelwork contractors are winners of 2020 UK Tekla Awards, following another year of impressive entries received across a range of …
Steel rises for new Leeds University business school
More than 650t of structural steelwork has begun to be erected for the Leeds University Business School and School of Law’s new teaching facility. Designed …
Major redevelopment plans revealed for former steelworks
The South Tees Development Corporation has submitted game-changing plans for a 400,000m² state-of-the-art manufacturing space on the site of the former SSI …
President’s Column: July/August 2020
My predecessor, Tim Outteridge, introduced the ‘President’s Column’ as a new item in New Steel Construction in his president’s profile in the …
News in Brief – July/August 2020
Severfield has reported a healthy level of tendering in key market sectors in its annual results for the year to 31 March 2020. Chief Executive Officer Alan …
City of London’s green tower gets the go-ahead
The City of London Corporation’s Planning and Transportation Committee has approved plans for what will be the first building in London to incorporate urban …
Steelwork rises for Gloucester redevelopment
Working on behalf of main contractor Kier, Mifflin Construction is fabricating, supplying and erecting 400t of steelwork for the first phase of Gloucester’s …
Approval granted for Lowestoft crossing
Suffolk County Council’s ambition to build a third crossing in Lowestoft has received a significant boost after its planning application was approved by the …
