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Learning from the best: DFI-PFSF and the Future of Construction Summit

20 May 2026

Members of our foundations and leadership teams spent the week learning at two national industry events.

Our foundations team travelled to Sydney for the joint conference of the Deep Foundations Institute (DFI) and the Piling and Foundation Specialists Federation (PFSF). Piling and deep foundations are a core part of what BridgePro does, and staying across the latest methods and technology helps every structure we build start on the strongest possible footing.

In Brisbane, Aaron Brimfield, Jarrod Thomas and Anthony van Eysden attended the Future of Construction Summit, hearing where the industry is heading and the role of AI. It reinforced the direction BridgePro is already taking: better systems, smarter workflows and engineering-led delivery.

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