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BridgePro OS wins the 2026 CCF Tasmania Digital Technology Award

8 August 2026

Rather than adapt off-the-shelf software, BridgePro built its own. The Civil Contractors Federation has recognised the result.

BridgePro OS connects safety, engineering, tendering, plant, people and finance in one live system, so every project manager starts the day with the same view of every job, drawn from a single source of truth. Every site worker carries the app in the field, every START card is reviewed by AI before a supervisor endorses it, and safety, quality and financial indicators are reviewed live by the leadership team each week.

It was developed in-house by Head of Technology and Innovation Anthony van Eysden and Karl Rolfe, and built around how BridgePro actually works: engineering-led, plant-intensive, marine and bridge construction.

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