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White Timber Bridge delivered for Derwent Valley Council

24 April 2024

Our team has completed the White Timber Bridge at Lachlan, a design and construct project that links around 850 residents to the rest of the state.

The old bridge was in serious need of refurbishment. Derwent Valley Council engaged BridgePro to design and construct the replacement, which meant supplying and installing a 14 m Double T bridge on site.

Conventional piling could not be used, so BridgePro deployed its specialised Down The Hole Hammer rock drilling gear to install the piles to the required depth.

The project was led by Project Manager Nathan Slater. Congratulations to everyone involved, and thank you to Derwent Valley Council. See the White Timber Bridge project.

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