• Marina Construction
  • Outfall Construction
  • Wharf Construction
  • Bridge Construction
  • Temporary Bridge
  • Equipment Rental

Capabilities

Jetty Construction

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The Woody Point Jetty demonstrates Smithbridge Australia's ability to construct architectually designed marine structures and still provide an economical engineering solution.

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Temporary Bridge

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Temporary Piled access bridges for construction work over water have been the foundation tool for much of the Smithbridge Group success. 

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Marina Construction

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The construction of the Tauranga Marina demonstrates Smithbridge's expertise in constructing highly functional yet visually appealling marinas. The Tauranga Marina has become a well known icon for the fast growing city.

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Outfall Construction

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The Kwinana Outfall Project showcases Smithbridge's expertise in outfall construction. As principal contractor, Smithbridge completed the $10 million job in 2007.

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Equipment Rental

Smithbridge is affiliated with Universal Cranes Pty Ltd, with branches in Brisbane, Ballina, Sunshine Coast and Townsville. Universal Cranes has an extensive crane and construction equipment fleet, including tower cranes, trucks, mini cranes and trailers. For more information, see the Universal Cranes website.

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Wharf Construction

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The Koniambo Nickel Wharf was a significant project for Smithbridge, as it marked the success of another large scale wharf project. The project showcases Smithbridge's abilities in wharf construction, and also experience on intercultural projects. The €36 million job was completed in August 2010.

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Bridge Construction

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In 2000, Smithbridge Group (then operating as McConnell Smith) completed the NZ$22m acclaimed Otira Viaduct. The bridge was constructed along the fault line running centrally down the South Island, therefore required something of an engineering feat to ensure its stability in inevitable tectonic movement. The bridge was widely commended in New Zealand, and received the Caltex Construction Award in 2000. The bridge demonstrates Smithbridge’s unique abilities to work in technically difficult circumstances, unpredictable climatic conditions and environmentally sensitive areas.

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