Thompson’s Bridge and Scrubby Creek Bridge have both been upgraded from timber to reinforced concrete, with works completed in February 2021. The existing timber bridges reached the end of their service life and were identified as high priorities for replacement by the Bridge Management System (BMS). Both were replaced with single span reinforced concrete bridges...
Bridges destroyed by bushfire are being replaced in record time and at a fraction of the cost by local tradies and suppliers, thanks to a world-first LEGO-like modular system that was invented in regional NSW. Deputy Premier and Minister responsible for Disaster Recovery John Barilaro said the company InQuik, founded in Goulburn, is currently helping...
The Public Infrastructure Directory, run by IPWEA, has published an article which features the Horsey Swamp bridge project that InQuik supplied for Snowy Monaro Regional Council. This article highlighted the fact that the council were able to project manage the bridge replacement work themselves.
Lifting Point, working together with best-in-class Australian partners SMEC (engineering and certification) and ARC( reinforcing steel and fabrication), has developed the innovative InQuik bridging system, which offers numerous advantages over conventional precast concrete, steel or wooden bridge construction. The first bridge built using this system was completed in June 2016 and officially opened by Federal...
The InQuik modular bridge system is an innovative, patented Australian designed and manufactured product that solves the challenge of aging infrastructure.