Awards

Four awards on one night at the 2026 CCF Tasmania Earth Awards

7 August 2026

BridgePro came home from the 2026 Civil Contractors Federation Tasmania Earth Awards with four awards, making it six consecutive years of Earth Award wins.

The Port Latta Dolphin Fender Replacement for Grange Resources won the Earth Award for projects up to $2 million. BridgePro OS, the operating system built in-house by Anthony van Eysden and Karl Rolfe, won the Digital Technology Award. Jai Wynwood won the Ashley Cooper Civil Trainee / Apprentice Award, and Sam Murphy was Highly Commended as Equipment Operator of the Year.

The Earth Awards are the civil construction industry’s peak recognition for excellence in project delivery. BridgePro has now won a Tasmanian Earth Award every year from 2021 to 2026, following the Berth 2 East fender replacement early works (2021), the King Island RoRo ramp (2022), the Warrawee Suspension Bridge (2023, also the National Earth Award), the Latrobe Township Flood Mitigation Project (2024) and the Devonport 2 West Tug Berth Pontoon (2025).

Congratulations to Jai, Sam, Anthony, Karl and every member of the Port Latta team, and thank you to Grange Resources for trusting us with a job 1.8 kilometres offshore.

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