Building Structural Steel Projects Across Florida

Met-Con partners with contractors, facility owners, developers, and industrial operations teams to successfully execute projects with precision, safety, and schedule focused performance.

GOAA Terminal C Expansion

Customer: Greater Orlando Airport Authority

Description:

Base Tonnage:  790 tons

Fabricated and erected structural steel and miscellaneous metals as part of renovation to existing Terminal C for the Greater Orlando Airport Authority (GOAA). Renovations upgraded the automated people mover system (APM), expanded the pedestrian bridge and added a new rental car center. Met-Con’s scope of work included heavy wide-flange sections, interior and exterior girts, mezzanines, long span joists, metal deck, exterior and interior stairs, railings and ladders.

A wide, low-angle documentation photograph of an airport terminal expansion project under construction, showcasing a complex network of freshly erected structural steel columns, multi-level framing, and roof girts under a bright, clear sky.
A wide, low-angle architectural photograph showcasing the modern exterior expansion of Orlando International Airport's Terminal C, featuring geometric glass facades, contemporary structural steel framework, and passenger walkways under a bright, clear sky.
A wide, low-angle documentation photograph of an airport terminal expansion project under active construction, showing concrete foundations and an extensive network of newly erected structural steel columns and overhead framing beams under a bright, clear sky.
A wide architectural 3D rendering of a modern airport terminal entrance, showcasing a bright, multi-story glass facade with contemporary structural steel framing, a covered vehicle drop-off lane, and green palm tree landscaping under a clear sky.

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Artemis II

Customer : Comet Description: Support of critical launch infrastructure for the Artemis II mission at Kennedy Space Center , including work associated with the ML1 Mobile Launcher and facilities supporting NASA’s next-generation deep space exploration program. As the...

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UCF College of Nursing

Customer : DPR Description: Fabrication and erection of structural steel for the Dr. Phillips Nursing Pavilion , a $68 million, 90,000-square-foot academic health sciences facility on the University of Central Florida Lake Nona Campus delivered by DPR Construction ....

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