Articles Tagged with ''Steel''

Not since the “United States Steel Hour” during the golden age of television has the Pittsburgh-based steelmaker had such drama like the firm’s current public relations fight with former bidder Cleveland-Cliffs over its proposed acquisition by Japan’s Nippon Steel Corporation.

Steel, concrete interests claim proposed legislation disrupts the competitive process and could strain industry supply chain.

Manufacturers of cement, concrete, steel and aluminum are among the awardees.

Construction groups say final rule could raise costs of power and materials. 

International Accreditation Services has certified two programs and union leaders are seeking certification for a third.

Novel high-rise shear-wall core system, consisting of tied steel-plate modules that are field-filled with concrete, has been used on two buildings.

Bluestone Coke signed a consent decree covering toxic emissions of its now idled Birmingham, Ala., plant that produces coke from coal.

Construction team Bridges Atrium to Connect Mechanical Equipment for Ferland Engineering Education and Design Center.

A truck carrying an oversized load in northwest Las Vegas on Friday struck a steel beam near a bridge construction site, sending the beam crashing onto a following vehicle and killing its driver.