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AISC/ASCE Student Steel Bridge Competitions

Congratulations to all teams who participated in the 2008 Regional & National Student Steel Bridge Competitions

2009 Student Steel Bridge Competition

Countdown to the competition:

2009 Student Steel Bridge Competition Rules

       To download the official 2009 Student Steel Bridge Competition Rules click here!
       Please click here to view the Official Clarifications.
                     Submit a Question to the Rules Committee.
                     You may Request Email Updates whenever new clarifications are posted.

National Student Steel Bridge Competition

At the national level, AISC and the competition cosponsors assist with travel funds for those teams invited to compete. The first top team from each region
receives $1,000. The second top team from each region receives $500.

The 2009 National Student Steel Bridge Competition will be held on May 22nd and 23rd at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

More information will be posted when available.

Regional Student Steel Bridge Competitions

Regional competitions are held in conjunction with ASCE regional conferences. Winners and first runners-up from most regions are invited to compete at the national level. However, invitations are extended only to the winner from a region with two, three or four participating universities, and to the top three teams from a region with eleven or more participating universities. A university may enter more than one bridge in regional competition but only the best one may qualify for national competition. Each university entering a steel bridge in any regional competition receives $175 from AISC. The host university receives $500 from AISC to assist with expenses incurred in organizing the Regional Student Steel Bridge Competition. In addition, AISC provides plaques for all the competitions.

For the listing of Regional Student Steel Bridge Competitions please check the ASCE website.

2008 National Student Steel Bridge Competition

The 2008 National Student Steel Bridge Competition was held on May 23rd and 24th at the University of Florida in Gainesville. This year marked the 17th anniversity of the National Student Steel Bridge Competition and the 21st anniversity of the Regional Student Steel Bridge Competitions. This prestigious competition offered future structural engineers the opportunity to display their skills in steel design, steel fabrication, and teamwork. Forty-two student teams from across the country participated in the 2008 NSSBC.

Overall Winners

1. University of California, Berkeley
2. University of Florida
3. University of California, Davis

Construction Speed		Stiffness
1. SUNY College of Technology at Canton		1. University of Missouri, Kansas City
2. University of California, Berkeley		2. University of Wisconsin, Madison
3. University of Wyoming		3. Seattle University

Lightness		Economy
1. University of California, Berkeley		1. SUNY College of Technology at Canton
2. Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State Univ		2. University of California, Berkeley
3. University of Florida		3. University of Florida

Display*		Efficency
1. Iowa State University		1. University of California, Berkeley
2. South Dakota School of Mines and Tech		2. University of California, Davis
3. University of Wisconsin, Madison		3. University of Florida
*formally Aesthetics

Complete Ranking Sheet
or visit http://www.nssbc.info/

Article & video from the Gainesville Sun

Past Competitions

2007 - Complete Ranking Sheet
(from the 2007 competition Article from the L.A. Times)

2006 - Complete Ranking Sheet

Cosponsored by:
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Iron and Steel Institute
National Steel Bridge Alliance
Nucor Corporation
The James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation

For More Information
Contact Fromy Rosenberg

AISC/ASCE Student Steel Bridge Competitions

2009 Student Steel Bridge Competition

2009 Student Steel Bridge Competition Rules

National Student Steel Bridge Competition

Regional Student Steel Bridge Competitions

For the listing of Regional Student Steel Bridge Competitions please check the ASCE website.

2008 National Student Steel Bridge Competition

Overall Winners

1. University of California, Berkeley
2. University of Florida
3. University of California, Davis

Past Competitions

Sponsored by:
The American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)

Cosponsored by:
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Iron and Steel Institute
National Steel Bridge Alliance
Nucor Corporation
The James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation

Related Documents

AISC/ASCE Student Steel Bridge Competitions

2009 Student Steel Bridge Competition

2009 Student Steel Bridge Competition Rules

National Student Steel Bridge Competition

Regional Student Steel Bridge Competitions

For the listing of Regional Student Steel Bridge Competitions please check the ASCE website.

2008 National Student Steel Bridge Competition

Overall Winners

1. University of California, Berkeley 2. University of Florida 3. University of California, Davis

Past Competitions

Sponsored by: The American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)

Cosponsored by: American Society of Civil Engineers American Iron and Steel Institute National Steel Bridge Alliance Nucor Corporation The James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation

Related Documents

1. University of California, Berkeley
2. University of Florida
3. University of California, Davis

Sponsored by:
The American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)

Cosponsored by:
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Iron and Steel Institute
National Steel Bridge Alliance
Nucor Corporation
The James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation