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One year since the New Bridgewater Bridge opened

3 June 2026

Twelve months on from opening day, the New Bridgewater Bridge is doing what it was built to do: carrying Tasmania’s traffic over the Derwent.

More than 1,000 workers helped build the bridge, and BridgePro was part of it from tender through to execution as a key subcontractor to McConnell Dowell. Our crews built all 42 in-situ piers, fabricated and installed a 360-metre temporary bridge on 86 piles up to 42 metres long, and produced more than 5,000 tonnes of reinforcing cage at our Latrobe facility.

It was the largest transport infrastructure project in Tasmania’s history, and in 2026 it won the CCF Tasmania Earth Award for projects over $150 million.

Read about BridgePro’s role on the project.

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