CEMCO CEO Tom Porter to Retire After 39 Years
Tom Porter will retire in December, with Eric Larson succeeding him in January.
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Items Tagged with 'SFIA (Steel Framing Industry Association)'
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METALCON 2026 Highlights Education, Innovation and Partnerships
METALCON celebrates 35 years, uniting industry associations for education, innovation and networking.
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Enter SFIA's 2026 Steel Framing Awards by June 26
Submit SFIA-certified steel framing projects and products for the 2026 awards by June 26.
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Data Centers Drive Steel Framing Demand Surge
Booming data center builds sustain steel framing, MEP density and interior system demand.
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Steel Spending Wave Supports Construction Jobs
Steel spending wave boosts U.S. mill demand.
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SFIA Presents Free Webinar on Fire Resistance and Sound Control in Steel-Framed Construction
This one-hour webinar covers the principles of fire resistance and acoustics, and the importance of balancing fire and sound performance in steel-framed construction.
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SFIA 2026 Annual Meeting Featured Newly Approved Certification Program, Industry Awards and More
The Steel Framing Industry Association announced the approval by membership of its updated Code Compliance Certification Program.
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Modern Steel Framing
10 Advanced Uses for Cold-Formed Steel Framing
From curved window openings to prefabricated pods and wildfire-resilient housing, contractors are pushing CFS far beyond basic wall assemblies.
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MCA Publishes 2025 Annual Report: Member Growth, Metal Demand Initiatives and Training Resources
The Metal Construction Association has published its 2025 annual report, outlining initiatives aimed at expanding demand for metal, strengthening industry education, growing membership and supporting field-led industry leadership.
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Steel Production Shifts: U.S. Passes Japan in 2025 as Imports Fall
U.S. crude steel production rose to 82.0 million tons in 2025—overtaking Japan for the first time in 26 years—driven by major construction demand tied to data centers, power projects and reduced imports following new tariffs.
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