Severfield weighs up plan to increase work it carries out on smaller jobs

By Dave Rogers2018-04-30T06:00:00

Firm’s products and processing business got up and running earlier this spring

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Steelwork contractor Severfield has said it is looking at increasing the scope of work it carries out in its products and processing business which it got up and running earlier this spring.

The firm has traditionally focused on projects where the amount of steel used has been a minimum of 800 tonnes with some of its current schemes including the work to build a new stadium for Tottenham Hotspur and the Coal Drops Yard retail scheme (pictured) in King’s Cross.

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