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Fifteen years of BridgePro, and the Foundation of BridgePro

31 August 2025

BridgePro marked 15 years in 2025 by honouring the team members who have been with us for five years or more: the Foundation of BridgePro.

We gathered at Basalt Restaurant at Don to recognise these people. Their loyalty, dedication and skill have shaped the projects we build and the standards we hold ourselves to.

Since 2010, BridgePro has grown from a small, ambitious team in Latrobe into one of Tasmania’s leading civil and marine contractors. That growth has been built on the hard work and professionalism of our people.

Their expertise has been central to projects such as the New Bridgewater Bridge, the Devonport 2 West Tug Berth Pontoon, the Latrobe Flood Mitigation Project, the Warrawee Suspension Bridge and the Mersey Forest Road Bridges.

Foundation of BridgePro members celebrating 15 years at Basalt RestaurantBridgePro team members at the Foundation of BridgePro dinnerSunset over Bass Strait from Basalt Restaurant, DonBasalt Restaurant, Don, venue for the Foundation of BridgePro dinner

The team celebrated again in December at the Don River Railway, closing out our 15th year together.

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