Extreme Steel

Our team is working on another unique project—one that will be erected by our Local 5 Ironworkers inside an active train tunnel. Before these pieces go underground, we wanted to share a glimpse of the work taking shape.

The steel will be transported by our fleet, offloaded by our field team, moved along the rail tracks and erected overnight to keep operations moving safely and efficiently.

Once complete, this structure will support concrete, MEP systems and the thousands of people and valuable cargo that pass through the tunnel each day.

Stay tuned for more behind-the-scenes updates.

Not every project we fabricate and erect falls into the usual categories. This one was different. Working alongside Buch Construction and VarcoMac LLC, we had the rare opportunity to install new steel inside a new building rather than an existing one.

A welcome change of pace that reminded us why we love what we do. Sometimes the projects that fly under the radar are the most satisfying.

Jassiel Vargas, P.E., Director of Engineering and Drafting, Extreme Steel Inc., is featured in the June 2026 issue of Modern Steel Construction.

The article draws on our white paper, "The Integrity of Steel," covering how fabricators can navigate supply chain volatility, embodied carbon requirements and lifecycle performance demands. Steel thrives when delivered with clarity, care and full-cycle responsibility. Read the full article here: https://lsc-pagepro.mydigitalpublication.com/article/Today%E2%80%99s+Big+Picture/5150987/864572/article.html

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