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CSPI Members Making Great Progress to Reducing Carbon Footprint
Presented at this years virtual TAC conference (September 29, 2020). A discussion on the present and future plans to make the production of steel sustainable addressing the topic “Climate Change – Everyone’s Business – Impact of Construction Products.”
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The Corrugated Steel Pipe Institute is here for you - Impact of COVID-19
The impact of COVID-19 is changing at a rapid pace. One thing that will not change is our association’s commitment to your needs.
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E-blast Archive - Climate Change, Everyone's Business
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E-blast Archive - Perception versus Reality
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2019 Photo Contest Results
The 2019 photo contest winners and runner ups were announced at our annual meeting on June 10th at the Delta in Charlottetown, PEI in front of over 100 members of CSPI & CSSBI. The Photo contest judging is based upon the following criteria:
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ViaCon Achieves a Guinness World Record
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Polymer Coated CSP Production Process a Video by the NCSPA
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“The Big Pipe” That was Made and Delivered in 24 hours for Cape Breton Washout
On Monday night, October 10, 2017 an ‘unprecedented’ 225 mm of rain fell on Cape Breton Island as the tail end of Hurricane Matthew passed by. While the deluge was still in progress, Atlantic Industries Limited (AIL) contacted senior officials at Nova Scotia Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal (NSTIR) to advise that we were on 24/7 stand-by to help with any issues.
2018 Photo Contest Results
The 2018 photo contest winners and runner ups were announced at our annual meeting on June 10th at the Fairmont in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec in front of over 100 members of CSPI & CSSBI. The Photo contest judging is based upon the following criteria:
Polymer Coated Steel Tunnel Liner Plate Successfully Rehabilitates Failing Concrete Box Culvert
Located south of Lake Nipigon, on Highway 11 in East McKirdy, Ontario, a 108 year-old, cast-in-place (CIP) concrete box culvert beneath the highway was failing. A long-term solution was required to rehabilitate the aging structure and maintain vehicular access along this busy stretch of highway.
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