InQuik is pleased to announce our newest team member, Dion Ball, as Northern NSW Manager, based in Coffs Harbour NSW. Dion will take responsibility for our sales and installation support in the Northern NSW region. Dion holds a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering and brings 25 years’ experience in the civil construction industry. He has...
InQuik is pleased to welcome aboard our newest member of the team, Max Fairbank, as Graduate Project Engineer. This appointment strengthens our team to meet growth in the Southern NSW and Victoria markets. Max will be taking responsibility for generating sales, existing and new client relations plus providing on-site support. Max is currently studying a...
The team at InQuik are pleased to announce that the InQuik bridging system is approved for use on projects delivered by the Queensland Government's Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) as of 30th April 2021. Many thanks to the team at SMEC and TMR as we’ve worked through this process over the last 24...
Clarence Valley Council are replacing the current timber bridge with a new concrete one using InQuik’s pre-assembled bridge system, which means a much faster upgrade. Benefits of the upgrade: The new bridge will cost less to maintain and will be bushfire resilient Road users will no longer have to stop or give way to oncoming...
With the installation of School Creek Bridge soon to be complete, Shoalhaven City Council wrote an article about InQuik’s involvement in bushfire recovery efforts in the area. Read the article via the link below. https://www.shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au/Council/News/Building-Bridges-Through-Shoalhaven-Bushfire-Recovery-Effort
Steel Australia, a quarterly magazine published by the Australian Steel Institute, has featured InQuik in their Winter 2020 edition. Read the article via the link below. InQuik Revolutionises the Future of Bridge Design
ArcelorMittal, a leading international integrated steel company, has featured InQuik in their December 2019 client newsletter following InQuik’s win of the AIST 2019 T.C. Graham Prize. Read the article via the link below. Bridging the Gap, Award-winning InQuik system uses Magnelis® to install innovative bridges quickly
The Public Infrastructure Directory, run by IPWEA, has published an article which features the Horsey Swamp bridge project that InQuik supplied for Snowy Monaro Regional Council. This article highlighted the fact that the council were able to project manage the bridge replacement work themselves.
Following the launch of the InQuik Farm Bridge, the Public Infrastructure Directory have published an article on the system titled, “Tiny bridge, huge opportunities“, including an interview with InQuik’s Sales & Marketing Manager, Robert Lindley.
The Australian Roads & Infrastructure Magazine published a full article in the December 2017 issue, on the InQuik bridge system and its potential to for bridge projects not just within Australia, but also for disaster relief applications and for developing countries.
The InQuik modular bridge system is an innovative, patented Australian designed and manufactured product that solves the challenge of aging infrastructure.