Eng. Costa has obtained the Envision Specialist qualification, a certification issued by ICMQ and the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI), dedicated to professionals working in the field of sustainability applied to infrastructure projects.

The Envision framework is one of the leading international references for assessing the sustainability of infrastructure works, adopting an integrated approach that considers environmental, social and economic aspects throughout the entire life cycle of a project.

This qualification certifies specific expertise in the application of tools and criteria aimed at guiding the design and development of infrastructure towards more sustainable, resilient solutions that are mindful of their impacts on communities and the surrounding environment.

Steel Project Engineering participated in the 5th edition of the “Design and Construction of Steel Bridges” course, organized by Fondazione Promozione Acciaio.

The course provided an important opportunity for technical insight into the design, construction, erection and maintenance of steel bridges, with contributions from leading professionals and specialists in the field.

As part of the programme, Eng. Giovanni Costa, who also served as the scientific coordinator of the course, delivered a presentation on girder bridges, focusing on technical solutions, design criteria, analysis and verification of steel structures.

Eng. Leonardo Balocchi addressed the topic of erection engineering, with particular attention to structural calculations, heavy lifting operations, incremental launching methods and the verification of bridge decks and erection equipment.

Participation in the course reflects Steel Project Engineering’s ongoing commitment to specialist technical training, professional exchange and the sharing of practical experience in the field of steel infrastructure.

Steel Project Engineering strengthens its commitment to sustainability and corporate responsibility with the publication of its SMART Sustainability Report, available on the dedicated digital platform:
https://lg.csrreport.it/rapporti

The document represents a transparent reporting tool outlining the company’s activities, decisions and results in the fields of environmental, social and governance (ESG).

Although it is not a mandatory requirement for our organization, Steel Project Engineering has voluntarily decided to prepare and publish this report, convinced that sustainability is a key element for responsible business development and long-term value creation.

The SMART Sustainability Report clearly presents the company’s commitment across several strategic areas, including:

• attention to people and the enhancement of skills

• promotion of equal opportunities and inclusion

• integration of digital innovation and sustainability within design processes

• attention to environmental impacts and responsible management of activities

The report was developed thanks to the collaboration with Servizi di Promozione e Sviluppo Economico and the PID Office – Punto Impresa Digitale, which supported the company in structuring and publishing the document on the dedicated platform.

This initiative represents another step for Steel Project Engineering towards a more transparent, innovative and sustainability-oriented business model, in line with the values that guide the company’s daily work and its relationships with clients, partners and the local community.

Our first school–work placement project has officially started in collaboration with the Geometers Institute of Livorno. For Steel Project Engineering S.r.l., this is a first experience of this kind, and we embrace it with enthusiasm: welcoming students means opening the doors of our daily work and sharing, in a concrete way, technical skills, methodology and professional culture.

In this first edition, we will host four students, two female and two male participants. This is particularly meaningful for us, in line with our commitment to PdR 125, which promotes gender balance and equal opportunities.

During their time at the company, participants will have the opportunity to closely observe the processes and typical activities of our sector, working alongside our team on training activities consistent with their educational path: from technical work organization and understanding design documents to learning about the tools and best practices that guide engineering design.

For us, this is a tangible way to invest in the future and help build a bridge between education and profession, offering a valuable, respectful and growth-oriented experience.

Welcome to Steel Project Engineering – we are pleased to begin this journey together.

MArB, BIM and Construction Management is the new company of the Steel Project Group, focused on Building Information Modeling and Construction Management, created to support public and private clients in the full management of AEC sector processes.

MArB complements the core business of Steel Project Engineering, completing its 360-degree BIM-based design approach, already well established in structural engineering, and extending it to Architecture and MEP systems. The company introduces an integrated, digital approach focused on controlling the project throughout its development up to the construction phase.

By combining design activities with project and construction management services, Steel Project Engineering, through MArB, is now able to support clients throughout the entire life cycle of a project, from initial concept to final delivery.

Best wishes to Andrea Relli, Lorenzo Mancini and the entire MArB team for this new professional journey.

The new bridge over the Adda River was officially inaugurated on Monday, January 19 and is now in operation along the SS36 highway. The bridge was opened to traffic ahead of schedule, with a total construction time of just 18 months from the approval of the Final Design Variant.

The inauguration ceremony was attended, among others, by Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and the President of the Lombardy Region, Attilio Fontana. During the ribbon-cutting ceremony, the strategic importance of the project for the local area and for improving connections within the Lecce infrastructure system was highlighted, particularly in relation to the Milan–Valtellina corridor.

For Steel Project Engineering, this milestone also represents the completion of a comprehensive technical journey covering all the design activities of the project, from design review through to construction planning.

In particular, Steel Project Engineering was responsible for:

• the Structural Final Design Variant of the bridge and access ramps, on behalf of Aleandri S.p.A., the main contractor;

• the erection and launching design of the steel decks, on behalf of MBM S.p.A., the steel structure manufacturer.

This technical contribution was developed with the aim of ensuring high design quality, construction reliability and full alignment with site requirements and operational commissioning.
Our heartfelt thanks go to all the members of the project team and to the companies that placed their trust in us during this extraordinary journey.

Simone Pardini has arrived in Rwanda: Steel Project Engineering on site with Bridges to Prosperity.

We are pleased to share an update that holds technical, human and symbolic value for us: Simone Pardini, one of our young engineers, has arrived in Rwanda and has already reached the project area as part of the Bridges to Prosperity initiative.

A few months ago, we proudly announced our participation in this international program, which builds safe pedestrian bridges to connect isolated rural communities and reduce barriers to essential services such as education, healthcare and economic opportunities. Today, that journey becomes reality: after arriving in Kigali, Simone moved to the project district, where over the next two weeks he will take part in construction activities and operational coordination alongside an international team of volunteers.

This experience is also the result of collaboration with the Italian Steel Technicians Association (CTA), which chose to turn expertise and professional commitment into tangible action: building connections that last over time. In a historical period often marked by division and barriers, projects like this remind us that engineering can be a powerful tool for unity and progress.

The project involves the construction of a cable-suspended pedestrian bridge designed to improve safety and mobility for local communities. Bridges to Prosperity provides technical, organizational and safety oversight, while volunteers actively contribute to on-site activities, gaining an experience that combines engineering, teamwork and social responsibility.

For Steel Project Engineering, this initiative represents a concrete way to reaffirm the true meaning of our work: designing and building structures that improve people’s lives, guided by competence, methodology and a strong sense of the common good. For Simone, it is also a valuable opportunity for professional and personal growth: a construction site like this teaches not only how to build, but above all why we build.

To see the warm welcome received in Rwanda upon arrival, watch the video: https://youtu.be/wVOwWh6nlp4

Learn more about Bridges to Prosperity: CLICK HERE

Steel Project Engineering announces that in recent days it has received recognition and thanks from the Meyer Children’s Hospital for the donation made at Christmas 2025, in support of projects to strengthen medical equipment and machinery.

The contribution was additional to the monthly donation the company has been making consistently, and is part of a choice first made in 2024: turning the traditional Christmas gift into a tangible act of solidarity, directing resources toward high-impact initiatives.

We thank the Meyer Hospital for the recognition and for its daily work on behalf of children and their families.

Steel Project is pleased to announce that Alberto Frizzo has joined the team as a new member of our Engineering Department.

A structural engineer with solid industry experience, Alberto brings strong technical expertise and a design perspective shaped by years of work on complex structures.

His contribution marks another step in our ongoing growth and in strengthening our in-house capabilities, supporting the quality and reliability that define Steel Project Engineering.

Alberto’s arrival confirms the company’s commitment to investing in highly qualified professionals, recognizing people as a central driver in addressing future challenges.

Welcome to Steel Project, Alberto!

We are pleased to close the year by welcoming Alessia Rellini to Steel Project Engineering. She joined our team at the end of September as a Tender Office Assistant and in support of the Quality Management System, also providing assistance to the administrative area.

Alessia brings with her solid experience in the field, which has allowed her to integrate quickly into our processes and make a tangible contribution to the coordination of company procedures and tender-related activities.
We are confident that Alessia’s arrival will be an added value for the whole team.

Welcome, Alessia!

We also welcome Federica Andreaus, who joins the company as an intern, supporting the team in operational tasks and further learning activities—an opportunity to grow through hands-on experience and to contribute concretely to ongoing work.