Houston-based Metals USA has entered into a multi-year contract allowing CMC to oversee the handling and disposition of scrap metals generated by Metals USA’s Flat Rolled Group and Plates and Shapes Group, each with multiple locations.
According to Larry Olschwanger of CMC, the Dallas-based scrap company has earned the company’s trust by its past handling of scrap generated within the Flat Rolled Group. “Because of the increased level of confidence that Metals USA now has in our service and capabilities, we are proud to expand our services to include their Plates and Shapes Group as well,” says Olschwanger.
Don Gingery, a vice president with Metals USA, remarks, “Two of the key reasons we expanded our business relationship with CMC is their integrity and our great satisfaction with the customer service they provided.”
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