Supply and fix

We schedule, procure and deliver the reinforcement, then fix it. One order, one invoice, one company accountable for whether the steel is right.

Send drawings What’s in scope

CIS registered
£1m public liability
£10m employers’ liability
RAMS issued before we start

Packageprice, agreed before the order
BS 8666bar schedules produced from your drawings
£10memployers’ liability cover
UK-widewe travel to the job

One order,
one
invoice

You have the drawings and a pour date. We take the reinforcement from there, from schedule to sign-off.

We schedule the reinforcement from the engineer’s drawings, procure the bar and mesh, deliver it to your programme and fix it with our own gangs under our own supervisor. You place one order and pay one invoice.

The schedule is checked against the drawings before the bar is ordered, so bar marks, laps and cover are right when the steel arrives rather than corrected on site. Deliveries are called off element by element to suit your storage and your pour sequence.

At the pre-pour inspection, one company is accountable for whether the steel is right.

Engagement: Package price
Supervision: Our supervisor on site
Material: Ours, procured and scheduled by us
Standards: BS 4449 · BS 8666
Coverage: Nationwide UK, based in Greater Manchester

How it runs

Four stages from drawings to the steel being released for the pour.

Stage 01
Drawings and price
Send the reinforcement drawings, the programme dates and the site location. We schedule from the drawings and come back with a package price.
Stage 02
Order and schedule
Bar bending schedules are produced to BS 8666 and checked against the drawings. The bar is ordered against the programme, with RAMS and insurance certificates issued before we start.
Stage 03
Deliver and fix
Steel is delivered element by element to suit your storage and pour sequence. Our gang fixes it to the drawings under our supervisor, working to your setting-out.
Stage 04
Sign-off
Sections walked with your engineer and snags closed the same day. Steel released for the pour on the programme date.

Gang fixing the curved edge cage of a tank base raft — Tank base raft, scheduled, supplied and fixed as one package.

Scope and standards

What a supply and fix package covers, and what stays with you. If you already have the steel and only need the gang, that is labour supply.

In scope: Scheduling, Procurement, Deliveries, Fixing, Tying, Spacing, Chairs, Starters, Mesh laps, Setting out
Not in scope: Design, Groundworks, Formwork, Concrete, Offloading plant
Engagement: Supply and fix, priced as a package
Elements fixed: Ground beams, columns, cages, slabs, RC frames, mesh
Reinforcing steel: BS 4449, grades B500B and B500C
Bar shapes and scheduling: BS 8666, scheduled by us from the engineer’s drawings
Documentation: RAMS issued before start; insurance certificates and cards submitted with the package
Insurance: £1m public liability · £10m employers’ liability
Tax status: CIS registered

Cover, lap and centre values are design values from the engineer’s drawings and are not published here. Package prices are quoted per enquiry from the drawings and the programme.

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Or keep
the steel
and take
the gang

Labour supply covers the same gangs on day or week rates, fixing against steel you have already procured. You keep the material and the scheduling. We bring the fixers.

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