RQSC Quality Assessment Uplifts Four-Tees Engineers Project Values by 42%

 

The Register Qualified Steelwork Contractor (RQSC) has assessed Four-Tees Engineers (FTE) for its capability, capacity and competency in meeting the RQSC requirements for both Bridgeworks and Buildings with the maximum contract value now increased 42% to £3.4m.

Managing Director Tim Stedman commented “This updated quality assessment is great news as it fully reflects the nature and value of projects where we can provide certainty of outcomes for our customers through our Intelligent Integration approach.  Creating steel structures using an end-to-end design, fabrication and installation process that cuts out disconnects and conflicting priorities. Providing solutions that can then be manufactured, installed and maintained efficiently and without complication.”

FTE has proven demonstrable experience and quality to deliver fabricated Bridgeworks steelwork in the following subcategories:

  • AS – Ancillary structures in steel associated with bridges, footbridges or sign gantries (e.g. grillages, purpose-made temporary works)
  • FRF – Factory bridge refurbishment
  • SRF – On site bridge refurbishment
  • BA – Bridges with stiffened complex platework
  • FB – Footbridges
  • SG – Sign Gantries
  • CF – Complex Footbridge
  • MB – Moving bridges
  • PG – Bridges made principally from plate girders
  • TW – Bridges made principally from trusswork

FTE has proven demonstrable experience and quality to deliver fabricated Buildings steelwork in the following subcategories:

  • C – Heavy industrial platework for plant structures, bunkers, hoppers, silos etc
  • E – Large span portals (over 30m)
  • F – Medium/small span portals (up to 30m) and low-rise buildings (up to 4 storeys)
  • H – Large span trusswork (over 20m)
  • J – Tubular steelwork where tubular construction forms a major part of the structure
  • K – Towers and masts
  • L – Architectural steelwork for staircases, balconies, canopies etc
  • M – Frames for machinery, supports for plant and conveyors
  • Q – Specialist fabrication services (e.g. bending, cellular/castellated beams, plate girders)
  • R – Refurbishment
  • S – Lighter fabrications including fire escapes, ladders and catwalks

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