PVS Structures, a division of Owen Industries created a stainless steel support structure that was used in the containment structure at the Vogtle Nuclear Power Plant in Burke County, GA.
The tower is a part of new technology that was used to make the power plant safer. Stainless steel is corrosion resistant with favorable strength, toughness and fatigue characteristics.
To make this a part of your new construction contact sales@pvsteel.com.
PVS Structures is thrilled to be a part of the new Omaha Performing Arts Center (OPA), a music venue in the downtown Omaha area. It’s located in the newer Capitol District.
The intent is to connect the Holland Performing Arts Center with the OPA venue. A large catwalk area is being built that will allow shows and performances to be enhanced. This live music venue is being designed to attract more performers who might otherwise overlook Omaha. The project’s completion is slated for 2023.
This project will help tie together The Capital District and Old Market with the new Riverfront area. All located downtown helping the Omaha area grow and prosper while attracting the next generation of young adults.
PVS Structures is proud to be a part of Habitat for Humanity -Brew Ha Ha 2021. This years event was held at Sterling Ridge, close to several buildings that contain PVS steel.
PVS Structures brews several kinds of beer as a team building project. This year included a new Blood Orange brew.
As always, a huge success and tons of fun!
PVS Structures is proud to be a part of the new Valmont Headquarters project. This project started in December of 2019. There are 670 tons of steel in this structure. It will be used mainly for office space. We are thrilled with the final product!
PVS Structures is working on the Union Bank & Trust new office building that’s roughly 645 tons of fabricated steel. The project will take roughly 7300 shop hours to complete, and we are about 45% complete through fabrication at this time.
We are working with Sampson, Davis Erection and Vulcraft.
Below is from UBT’s web site:
OMAHA, Neb. (June 22, 2020) — Union Bank & Trust (UBT), a privately owned bank headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska, announced plans Monday to expand its Omaha presence with a second building. Construction on the new facility, positioned on five acres of land at the intersection of 144th St. and West Dodge Road, is slated to begin this fall.
The five-story, 137,000-square-foot building, designed by The Clark Enersen Partners, is part of the Heartwood Preserve development and will include a full-service retail branch and drive-thru, as well as commercial lending, investment, and trust services subject to regulatory approval. The existing Union Bank & Trust building located at 177th and Center Road will also remain full-service.
Several floors of the building will be available for lease.
“Our new location represents our commitment to the Omaha community,” said Tom Weinandt, UBT’s Omaha President. “We have enjoyed continued growth since opening our first office in 2000 and moving to our own building in 2004 and are excited to take this next step.”
The UBT building will be an anchor of the Heartwood Preserve, a mixed-use, 500-acre redevelopment site that will include retail space, restaurants, offices, and residential areas, as well as an abundance of parks and open space.
UBT expects to open the Heartwood Preserve location in 2022.
See the link below for a virtual tour!
After having completed the Stingray addition to the zoo, the Aviary needed re-work. Though you can’t see much of the steel used in the raised walkway, you can see the railings which were a challenge with multiple compound curves. The Aviary is coupled with the new Flamingo hold and viewing area that is scheduled to open this summer!
