Progress with the Resource Recovery Facility(RRF) at the Edmonton EcoPark for the North London Waste Authority is reported in the latest New Steel Construction. Caunton is supplying and erecting nearly 2000te of structural steelwork for main contractor Taylor Woodrow. This RRF is one of the largest publicly owned facilities of its kind in London, with the capacity to manage 135,000 tonnes of ...

As reported in Caunton Web Site News on 9th July 2021, the Steel Bricks™ system, the UK-based modular steel construction system pioneered by Caunton Engineering, is one of three development projects that will be funded by the U.S. DOE’s Advanced Construction Technology (ACT) initiative. GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy, the world-leading provider of nuclear power plant technology, will lead a team whic...

Caunton Engineering were well represented at the recent Nottingham Trent University Civil Engineering Prize Evening. The company sponsors the Caunton Engineering Prize for Outstanding Student on the MSc Structural Engineering Suite. The photograph shows Caunton’s Technical Director Robert Weeden MI Struct E presenting the coveted award to Joshua Ward. Major Caunton success followed that evening ...

As reported in Caunton’s web site news on 12 May 2021, Caunton Engineering had constructed a blast box for warhead testing at The University of Illinois using the Steel Bricks™ modular system, which it developed in the UK with the Steel Construction Institute under license from Modular Walling Systems. The steelwork was shipped to the USA earlier this year. The blast box (internal dimensions 10...

Caunton Engineering are most pleased to have been awarded the contract for the steel-framing for structures within a new pioneering glass research and innovation facility in St Helens by main contractor Bowmer and Kirkland.
This state-of-the-art facility, a 160,000 sq. ft. Global Centre of Excellence, will be the world’s first openly accessible test and trial furnace operation. The press rep...

The Nov/Dec issue of New Steel Construction(NSC) argues strongly that despite misconceptions that steel price rises were different from those of other materials, steel remains the cost-effective framing material of first choice. Furthermore it reports client confidence remains high and new orders are flowing through steelwork contractors.
In the article in NSC, Executive Chairman of Caunton Engi...