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October 18, 2001
Local firm takes on big steel
By TERRY STEPHENS
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Photo by Terry Stephens Joe Holden, president of HCI Steel Building Systems, uses high-tech equipment like this computerized steel cutter to build pre-engineered steel buildings that range from three-story office buildings to hangars that can swallow up a Boeing 747 jet. |
The modest size of HCI Steel Building Systems’ efficient manufacturing facility in Arlington belies its stature in the world of pre-engineered steel structures, a global market dominated by multinational corporations.
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