The Engineered Structures segment primarily uses steel as its raw material, with sufficient supply projected for 2025 to meet manufacturing requirements. Steel prices declined throughout 2025 but may continue to exhibit volatility. The company employs contract-specific purchasing, supplier commitments, price escalation provisions, and customer arrangements to manage steel price fluctuations. Component parts such as flanges for wind towers are also utilized, with adequate supply capacity expected. Existing contracts and supplier relationships are anticipated to support production forecasts.
The Transportation Products segment produces inland barges, fiberglass barge covers, winches, and marine hardware through wholly owned subsidiaries. The steel components business was sold in August 2024, and the barge business was pending sale as of February 2026. The inland barge business holds a leading position in the U.S. market, manufacturing hopper, tank, and deck barges, as well as fiberglass covers. Its primary customers include commercial marine transportation companies, lessors, and industrial shippers. Barge manufacturing facilities are located along U.S. inland river systems to facilitate rapid delivery.
Arcosa is identified as a supplier in company filings.
Arcosa Inc's Comment on Supply Chain
The Engineered Structures segment primarily uses steel as its raw material, with sufficient supply projected for 2025 to meet manufacturing requirements. Steel prices declined throughout 2025 but may continue to exhibit volatility. The company employs contract-specific purchasing, supplier commitments, price escalation provisions, and customer arrangements to manage steel price fluctuations. Component parts such as flanges for wind towers are also utilized, with adequate supply capacity expected. Existing contracts and supplier relationships are anticipated to support production forecasts.
The Transportation Products segment produces inland barges, fiberglass barge covers, winches, and marine hardware through wholly owned subsidiaries. The steel components business was sold in August 2024, and the barge business was pending sale as of February 2026. The inland barge business holds a leading position in the U.S. market, manufacturing hopper, tank, and deck barges, as well as fiberglass covers. Its primary customers include commercial marine transportation companies, lessors, and industrial shippers. Barge manufacturing facilities are located along U.S. inland river systems to facilitate rapid delivery.
Arcosa is identified as a supplier in company filings.
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