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 |  | 04 Jun 2008 ‘Protecting against terrorist bomb attack’ is a one-day conference that will review current good practice for the physical protection of structures and site perimeters against vehicle borne explosive attack.
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 |  | 04 Mar 2008 Corus Construction & Industrial has beaten off international competition to win a contract to supply steel for the Royal Navy’s two new aircraft carriers.
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 |  | 21 Jan 2008 The first ever installation of Bi-Steel as a protective blast resistant wall around the compound of an embassy in the middle-east, has just been completed, offering enhanced protection and security for embassy staff and visitors alike in this strife-prone region.
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 |  | 07 Jan 2008 A new brochure is now available from Bi-Steel that explains how this unique steel/concrete composite material offers unrivalled protection against Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device (VBIED) attack and explosive blast.
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 |  | 16 Nov 2007 Through its Bi-Steel business, Corus is helping to achieve the UK Government's goals of creating a safer country by protecting buildings, crowded places and the people who frequent them.
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 |  | 03 Sep 2007 A new anti-attack vehicle bollard system from Corus Bi-Steel provides superior protection against VBIED (vehicle borne improvised explosive device) attack yet requires minimal foundations.
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 |  | 11 Jul 2007 A new brochure is now available from Bi-Steel that explains how this unique steel/concrete composite material offers superior blast resistance.
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 |  | 05 Jul 2007 The first ever installation of Bi-Steel as a protective blast resistant wall around the compound of an Embassy in the middle-east, is nearing completion, offering enhanced protection and security for Embassy staff and visitors alike in this strife-prone region.
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 |  | 14 Jun 2007 The Institution of Highways and Transportation Annual Awards celebrate innovation, excellence and achievement, recognising those companies and individuals who have made significant contributions to the industry during 2006.
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 |  | This issue is packed with information on current projects and other developments at Corus Bi-Steel. The lead story explains how Corefast is helping the project team on the One Basinghall Avenue scheme, now currently under construction in the City of London, to reap the benefits of this innovative, off-site core construction technique.
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 |  | 14 Sep 2006 The Metropolitan Police selected Bi-Steel - a high performance steel/concrete composite material - manufactured and installed by Corus, for the perimeter security wall at its New Scotland Yard headquarters in central London.
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 |  | 01 Jul 2006 Recently, several journalists reviewing developments in site security, with particular emphasis on how best to protect from explosive blast, have featured Bi-Steel in their editorials.
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 |  | 31 May 2006 The May edition of Professional Security magazine carried an article written by Dr Jurek Tolloczko, General Manager of Corus Bi-Steel, in which he discussed how to design structures to resist explosive blast.
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 |  | Of particular interest in this edition is the front page story on the tallest Corefast core yet - in the exciting 18-storey Birmingham 1 tower being built by Ocon Construction. Get up to date on this, and on what's happening in the world of Bi-Steel generally, by downloading your copy of Bi-Steel Bulletin now.
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 |  | 28 Feb 2006 Professional Security Magazine, the leading UK publication for security professionals, recently featured Bi-Steel in an article entitled ‘Modern Moats?’
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 |  | 01 Nov 2005 This issue details how Bi-Steel is providing enhanced perimeter protection at New Scotland Yard and describes why Bi-Steel’s Corefast was selected in preference to a concrete core for an exciting new residential development in Glasgow.
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 |  | 06 Sep 2005 Delegates at the G8 Summit at Gleneagles in Scotland benefited from the added protection of a high performance Bi-Steel traffic barrier system. These barriers are increasingly being deployed at events such as this, where the highest levels of security are in operation.
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 |  | 01 May 2005 This issue details the latest Bi-Steel projects including the deployment of Bi-Steel anti-attack vehicle barriers at the Labour Party conference. Findings from a new report by Davis Langdon highlight how developers can benefit by up to £2.6 million on high-rise structures when Bi-Steel’s Corefast is specified.
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