Proven Steel Protection Projects Across Diverse Industries

The Pulaski Skyway was originally built in 1932, linking the cities of Newark, NJ and Jersey City, NJ, while passing over the Meadowlands. It is a 3.5-mile-long steel structure, with two main river-crossing spans of 550 feet in length.

The North Plant at Johns Hopkins Medical Campus resides adjacent to the Science + Technology Park, which occupies 88 acres of downtown Baltimore used for medical schooling, doctors’ offices, laboratories, office space, and retail space.

The Harmans/BWI campus of Catalent Pharma Solutions aids in Gene Therapy clinical manufacturing and laboratory testing. With close to 200,000 square feet, there was room to expand into the second level of part of the facility, which created a need for an exterior staircase.

Packaged Cooling Systems specializes in the manufacturing of custom industrial refrigeration systems, primarily for use in the agriculture industry. The refrigeration system not only increases the shelf life of the product but will also expand the market to more distant locations.

Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation (3CDC) purchased a new state-of-the-art LED video board from Cincinnati based LSI Industries. The new display will provide better viewing angles and crisper image quality similar in size that it is replacing.

The East 79th Street Station located in Cleveland, Ohio is the last key station to be constructed in compliance with the American With Disabilities Act (ADA). The total cost of this project is 10 million.

The new bridge replaces a structure that rusted from the inside and was shut down a couple of years ago and removed because it was deemed unsafe. The new bridge is expected to last about 75 years ― or about 5 times longer than the structure it replaces, officials said.

This galvanizing project was used to freshen up the sculpture out front of their office. Jackson Tube Service pledge is building for the future which is to communicate quality, durability and longevity.

The $228 million I-480 Valley View Bridge / Design-Build is the largest active project in the State of Ohio and the 4th largest in ODOT history. ODOT engineers came up with a plan to turn 2 bridges into 3 bridges.

Exorbitant electricity prices, poor reliability and the climate impact of diesel-power plague Caribbean islands. The self-sustaining microgrid is the perfect solution for the Chub Cay private resort, which wanted to reduce its carbon footprint and its reliance on diesel.

A new approach lighting system was installed at the Davidson County Airport will be a first of its kind in North Carolina, crossing a major interstate.

The new cashless tolls system uses overhead cameras and sensors that snap photos of license plates so drivers using the 570-mile superhighway can be billed by mail. The system consists of 71 gantries spread across New York State.

In 2016 on Exchange Street in downtown Buffalo sat a fast-deteriorating train station that served the City of Buffalo since the 1950s. In the summer of 2016, it was announced the train station would be rebuilt.

In the same spot where there was once Raleigh Springs Mall, crews are hard at work on the roughly $40 million Raleigh Springs Town Center.

This project in McGehee, AR features a total of 5 grain storage bins and 1 load-out hopper tank. The components for this project were all manufactured by American Grain Systems and were hot dip galvanized in order to provide maximum corrosion resistance in the harsh climate.