Nop’s Metalwork’s is selling a one of a kind, solid, stone and steel bridge. The main support structure is comprised of two 9 X 1 foot beams. The horizontal I beams support the deck with a span of 10 feet and an overall length of 18 feet. All of the natural Vermont stone is dry laid and built...
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Fall, 2009-Nop’s Metalworks was hired by Kubricky Construction to supply welding and crane service for the Cross Street Bridge, in Middlebury, Vermont. Nop’s Metalworks erected two shoring towers, as shown in the background. These towers temporarily supported 1.6 million pounds for the longest... |
Nop’s Metalworks currently is working on the Vermont side of the Vermont/New York Ferry landing. NMW has provided eleven men for steel erecting and welding services during two ten hour shifts per day, six days per week since the beginning of December. This project is ongoing until the end of... |
Nop’s Metalworks was recently hired by Engleberth Construction of Colchester, to collaborate on a complex, multi-faceted building jacking project. Historic Perry Hall at Champlain College, in Burlington, Vermont, is being completely renovated into a new student "Welcome Center". The Nop Team... |
Nop’s Metal Works just completed work at the Middlebury College Snow Bowl ski area. The job consisted of clearing away a 40 year old ski lift in order to replace it with brand new equipment. Kevin Messer, operated the Nop crane and helped lift the multiple towers and spools which were trucked... |