Halbert Pipe & Steel Co Inc

Prospect Steel Company is a division of Lexicon, a fabricated metal product manufacturer. Lexicon s other divisions include Schueck Steel Company, Custom Metals Company, L-Con Constructors and Heritage Links. Prospect Steel specializes in turnkey structural steel fabrication for heavy industrial projects that include engineering, erection and equipment installation. Prospect Steel fabricates approximately 60,000 tons of structural steel annually. Products range from small structures to large complex projects for both domestic and international customers. Whether a project is an automotive plant, steel mill, hospital, power plant, convention center or highway bridge, the company has the diversified experience and craft skills to meet a customer s needs. For those with a heavy industrial project that need a turnkey structural and ductwork fabrication, erection and equipment installation package, the Lexicon team of Prospect, Custom Metals and Schueck Steel can handle this under a single contract. Prospect Steel Company has a location in Little Rock, Ark.

Since its foundation in 1965, Russellville Steel Company has been a mainstay in the steel fabricating industry. In 1995 the company received AISC Category II Certification. With a shop that can produce more than 250 tons-per-week, Russellville Steel Company is committed to constantly improving its equipment and fabricating process. To help take projects from the drawing board to the building site, the company s in-house engineering staff works with the latest Computer-Aided-Design products to make projects a reality. Russellville Steel provides fabrication for more than 12 million square-feet of major retail facilities, such as JC Penney's, Home Depot and Kohl's. The company also furnishes hospitals, schools, offices and warehouses in 41 states, ranging from 50 to 2000 tons. Russellville Steel Company averages more than $30 million in annual sales.

The engineers of AFCO Steel are registered to work in more than 35 states. The company produces fabricated structural steel, miscellaneous steel, steel stairs and railings, floor plates and bridge beams and girders. The American Institute of Steel Construction certifies the company to produce fabricated structural steel for conventional steel structures, complex steel building structures, simple steel bridges and major steel bridges with fracture critical, sophisticated paint endorsements and fracture critical endorsements. AFCO Steel is affiliated with W&W Steel. Production from W&W Steel includes fabricated structural steel, miscellaneous steel, steel stairs and railings and provides design, erection and engineering services. The American Institute of Steel Construction and the American Welding Society are among the organizations certifying the company. AFCO Steel began in 1945.