Canadian fabricator secures $55 million in North American contracts

Thursday, 13 December 2012 02:13:36 (GMT+3)   |   San Diego
       

Boucherville, Quebec-based structural steel fabrication and manufacturing company Canam Group announced Wednesday that it has recently added nearly $55 million in contracts to its backlog of orders for various building, structural steel and bridge products.

Its Structal-Bridges segment concluded agreements totaling more than $26 million for the fabrication of two bridges in the United States and the supply of structural bearings in Canada. The first agreement made with the state of Wisconsin is to fabricate components for an overpass that is being built as part of the Memorial Drive Suamico project in Howard. Structal-Bridges will supply 36 box girders for this 2,198-foot (670-meter) structure. Fabrication is slated to begin in March 2013 and deliveries will start in January 2014.

The second agreement signed with a joint venture formed by J.F. White and Skanska, is to replace the Fore River Bridge that connects the cities of Quincy and Weymouth in Massachusetts. The contract calls for more than 80 girders to construct the bridge approach in addition to through trusses for the 325-foot (99-meter) vertical lift section. Fabrication will take place between spring 2013 and spring 2014.
Additionally, Structal-Bridges signed a contract with general contractor Pomerleau to supply Goodco Z-Tech structural bearings for a multi-user dock project in the Port of Sept-Iles. This contract calls for the fabrication of 554 assembled limited bearings to be delivered between December 2012 and March 2013.

In the buildings sector, the Canam division was awarded an $8 million project for the design and fabrication of joists, girders, welded wide-flange (WWF) columns and steel deck. Located in Montreal, this project presents a number of technical challenges due to the complex geometry of some of the components for the 390,000-sq foot (36,232-square meter) building that is designed to house 800 workers and 300 vehicles. Deliveries are scheduled to take place from January to May 2013.

Finally, Structal-Heavy Steel Construction netted the division a number of design-build mandates in Canada and the United States totaling over $20 million.


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