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What’s new on the BridgePro website

5 November 2026

A map of everything we have built across Tasmania, five new pages, and a projects section that now runs to 24 completed jobs.

The website has had its biggest update since launch. The home page now carries an interactive map of completed BridgePro projects across Tasmania, filterable by bridges, marine, piling and civil work, alongside our six consecutive years of CCF Tasmania Earth Awards.

New pages cover Engineering & Design, Plant & Equipment, How We Deliver, Safety, Quality & Environment, Sustainability & Community, Our People and BridgePro OS, and the Our History page now runs year by year from 2010 to 2026.

The projects section has grown to 24 completed projects with consistent fact panels, from the New Bridgewater Bridge and Port Latta to the bridge strengthening programme, and current projects will be added as each one reaches completion. Tender and quotation enquiries now go to tenders@bridgepro.com.au, and careers enquiries to hr@bridgepro.com.au.

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