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Haymarket Arena: LeJeune teams up with Mortenson Construction to construct a new 16,000 seat arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.  LeJeune partners with Midwest Steelworks for steel fabrication and participated with design-assist to develop long span roof truss system. Metalizing: LeJeune Steel has recently been certified to metalize steel in order to meet customer specifications.  The metalizing process is a procedure where molten metal, usually zinc or aluminum is applied to carbon steel to prevent corrosion.  Metalizing is quickly gaining acceptance in the United States as a substitute for painting structural steel and protects steel longer than paint alone. It is a proven process that has been in use for over 90 years and is widely accepted as an upgrade from paint for multiple process applications and infrastructure projects where corrosion is an issue. LeJeune Engineering Spotlight: Victor Shneur.  Licensed Professional Engineer in eight states, Active member of multiple Structural/Engineering committees, 25+ engineering publications in professional magazines, All connection details and supporting calculations are done electronically. This improves the quality and presentation of connection design and allows more efficient incorporation of design changes 1.	Washington Ave. Bridge: LeJeune continues to fabricate truss work for the 1,130-foot Washington Ave. Bridge in the Twin Cities. These trusses will be progressively assembled in the shop to insure proper field erection. The total length of shop assemblies will be just shy of one mile.

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For more than 65 years LeJeune Steel has been an industry leader in steel fabrication. Since 1944, we have grown to become one of the largest structural steel fabricators in the Midwest, with more than 40,000 tons of steel fabricated annually by our shops in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

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118 West 60th Street
Minneapolis, MN 55419
Phone: 612-861-3321
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