Hutter & Schrantz Stahlbau AG

About Hutter & Schrantz Stahlbau AG

Hutter & Schrantz Stahlbau AG, based in Vienna, is a construction and manufacturing concern specialized in steel construction, established in 2006 through a spin-off of Hutter & Schrantz AG. The company executes projects as a general contractor, including steel halls, steel high-rises, industrial plants, bridges, and steel composite construction (reinforced steel construction), which combines the properties of steel and concrete. The group includes the subsidiaries Haslinger Stahlbau (Feldkirchen), Oberhofer Stahlbau (Saalfelden), and Claus Queck GmbH (Düren). The group's approximately 580 employees processed about 50,000 tonnes of steel annually at three production sites in 2017. Reference projects include the Linz train station (ÖBB), the BMW Leipzig plant, the Essen trade fair, and work on the Koralmbahn. Sales activities extend beyond Austria and Germany to Hungary, France, Portugal, Great Britain, Switzerland, the Benelux countries, Central Eastern Europe, and Ukraine.

Site

Wien

Processes

Steel Construction (Steel High-rise, Steel Halls, Bridge Construction, Industrial Plants, General, Reinforced Concrete Steel Construction (Steel-Composite Construction), General Contractor, Steel High-rise Construction, Steel Hall Construction, Bridge Construction, Industrial Plant Construction

Materials

Steel, Reinforced Concrete Steel Construction (Steel-Composite Construction)

Founded

2006

Employees

580

Industries

Railway/Transport Construction, Industrial/Steel Plant Construction, Office Buildings, Exhibition Hall Construction, Sports Facilities, Warehouses

1. 01

   Engineering and Planning

2. 02

   Steel manufacturing at production sites

3. 03

   Assembly on site

4. 04

   General contractor service incl. coordination

Materials and Constructions

Sites

Processes & technical limits

History

1. 2006

   Formation of Hutter & Schrantz Stahlbau AG through a spin-off of Hutter & Schrantz AG