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Bridge spans and trestles at Port Headland, manufactured using Grade 350 and 350Z XLERPLATE® steel. These will be used to construct the Pilbara rail network.

Pilbara project continues long association

PIC is marking its 40th anniversary this year by continuing to supply key components to major resource projects. Read more

Morson Engineering will supply piling made from XLERPLATE® steel for the new Tourle Street Bridge, Newcastle, NSW.

Jobs Pile High For Morson

Morson Engineering will help traffic flow in Newcastle after winning a local contract in September to supply piling for the new Tourle Street Bridge project. Each pile is made from Grade 350 XLERPLATE® steel, 40 metres long and 800mm in diameter. Read more

More than 875 tonnes of 350 Grade XLERPLATE® steel from BlueScope Steel was used to fabricate key sections of the deck of Brisbane’s new Eleanor Schonell Bridge

Brisbane’s Newest River Bridge Carries No Cars or Trucks

Brisbane's new Eleanor Schonell Bridge is Australia's first pedestrian, cycle and bus bridge. The A$55 million bridge is designed to carry buses, cyclists, pedestrians and emergency service vehicles. Read more

Trough girders made from 350L15 Grade XLERPLATE® steel on Melbourne's Eastlink project.

Steel Solution Speeds Major Eastlink Bridges

Victorian company GVP Fabricators Pty Ltd has moved from the supply and erection of steel for a major new Melbourne high-rise building to the fabrication and supply of trough girders for Melbourne's massive Eastlink project. Read more

The new Parramatta Transport Interchange and upgrade of Parramatta Railway Station uses girders fabricated from XLERPLATE®,

Modern transport gateway to western Sydney

An important new project in Parramatta will provide commuters with a clean and modern transport gateway to Western Sydney, with the help of local steel fabrication firm, Adua Engineering, and XLERPLATE®. Read more

Jimboomba Creek Superspan Bridge Structure consists of curved, corrugated and hot dipped galvanisd, 7mm grade 250 steel panels, bolted together on-site to form the desired arch or ellipse shaped structure.

Superspan Bridge - Jimboomba Creek, Queensland

Along the Mt Lindesay Highway, 50km south east of Brisbane, a superspan bridge was built to cross the Jimboomba Creek. Replacement of the old, narrow two lane timber truss bridge was required to alleviate dangerous traffic problems. The new structure is an upgrade to a four lane dual carriageway crossing. Read more

The 270 metre long bridge in Port Adelaide, South Australia, part of the Port River Expressway Stage One project

Express Route

Leading South Australian steel fabrication company, Air Ride Technologies, is involved in the construction of a new 270 metre long bridge in Port Adelaide, SA, as part of the Port River Expressway Stage One project. Read more

XLERPLATE® was used for Walton Bridge, the new single arch steel bridge over Enoggera Creek in the north west Brisbane suburb of The Gap.

Modern steel bridge complements historical 1900's landmark

High strength 400 grade XLERPLATE® hot rolled steel from BlueScope Steel was recently used in the construction of a new single arch steel bridge over Enoggera Creek in the north west Brisbane suburb of The Gap. Read more

Extra Lane on Sydney's Western Distributor. More than 600 tonnes of high strength XLERPLATE® steel will be used to extend the structure.

Extra Lane to Ease Bridge Crawl

The strength of steel is being used to add an extra lane to Sydney's Western Distributor. BlueScope Steel specifically developed a series of long, heavy steel plates to make the project a reality. Read more

Appian Way Bridge Spanning the Great Western Highway at Woodford Bends, New South Wales. It comprises twin steel troughs with a composite reinforced concrete slab deck.

Night Shift on the Appian Way

Motorists travelling along the Appian Way through the scenic Blue Mountains will no longer be as frustrated, with one of the major bottlenecks eliminated. A new bridge, crossing the Great Western Highway at Woodford Bends, provides local traffic access over the highway. Read more