Setting the Bar in Woodworking Standards
The Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) is the leading woodwork trade association with roots going back over a century. The institute publishes and maintains industry standards, hosts conferences and seminars and operates an education center to encourage young people to enter the profession. Run on a non-profit basis, the institute has over two thousand members and is proud of its long history and prominent position in the woodworking sector.
Reconsidering NAFTA
The history of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) begins in the early 1980s, spanning the Republican Presidencies of Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, before being signed into law by Democratic President Bill Clinton on December 8, 1993. The agreement entered into effect shortly after, on January 1, 1994.
Gearing Up
In recent years, many industries have adopted new and exciting technologies to boost productivity and profitability, and construction is no exception. From wearable technology to drones, remote-controlled loaders and advanced software helping streamline massive amounts of data, these modern-day marvels are making the construction process more efficient, less wasteful and a lot safer. And as structures from housing to office towers must be erected as quickly and effectively as possible, advances in construction-related technology continue to grow rapidly.
A Strong History and a Bright Future
Totten Tubes knows a thing or two about the importance of family. The Azusa, California-based Steel Service Center was founded in 1955 by Marvin Totten and has since built a reputation around having the product customers need when they need it by stocking unusual and difficult-to-find sizes and shapes of tubing.
Advocating HSS
Since it was formed almost one hundred years ago, the Steel Tube Institute (STI) has evolved to meet the needs of industry. It was created in 1930 when several manufacturers came together to educate about the many advantages of using steel tubing, and STI continues to endorse this well-known construction material. It also advocates best practices and safety initiatives specific to steel tube producers.
Trusted Steel and Construction Specialists
Founded upon the values of safety, quality, schedule and cost, Scott Group of Companies has quickly become a trusted partner in almost every facet of the construction industry, serving customers across Canada and abroad with its diverse and highly specialized offerings.
At the Leading Edge of Storm Water Infrastructure
Southeast Culvert, Inc. is a manufacturer of quality storm drainage products and accessories located in Winder, Georgia. The company was founded in 1981 by Doyle Johnson and his partner Eddie Stowers as a corrugated steel pipe manufacturer operating on five acres of land in Lawrenceville, Georgia.
The Voice for a Proven Solution
Since its first introduction to the construction industry in the late 1800s, the composition, patterns, applications and state of performance of corrugated steel pipe (CSP) and structural steel plate systems have been assessed to provide insights into overall performance and effectiveness. Because of its potential hundred-year lifecycle, CSP is proving to be a real winner for owners, contractors, engineers and specifiers in private and public civil construction projects throughout the United States.
Smartly Serving Utilities, Wireless, Energy and More
From wireless communications to electric transmission and distribution, engineered steel utility structures are everywhere. For decades, Sabre Industries, Inc. has been the innovative manufacturer behind a range of quality, advanced steel utility construction.
Steel Works
Colorado-based LPR Construction Co. is approaching forty years as one of America’s most respected steel erection and industrial construction companies. Much of LPR’s success in business comes about through networking and word-of-mouth referrals from satisfied customers.