InQuik® bridge system is a suitable option for 80% of Australian bridges. InQuik has supplied over 200 bridges around New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, and the Pacific. 🌏

InQuik® is an in-situ poured semi-modular reinforced concrete bridge system. It has exceptional resilience to impacts caused by severe weather events and requires minimum to no structural maintenance over its 100-year design life. InQuik® provides environmentally friendly long-lasting solutions for Communities, and enables the use of local resources, on-site labour, plant, and materials. 🐟🌱

🔧Founded by Bruce Mullaney, a builder, farmer, and inventor from the Southern Tablelands, InQuik introduces a patented method for constructing concrete slabs, enabling the remarkable InQuik® Bridging System. 🏗️

InQuik bridges are designed for containerised shipping, facilitating transportation to developing nations and remote locations. InQuik enables Governments, Councils, Disaster relief agencies and Road authorities to upgrade or construct infrastructure, cost-effectively and efficiently.

4 Fabrication facilities around Australia.

ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001
JAS-ANZ
Member of the Association of Iron & Steel Technology
🏆Winner Association of Iron & Steel Technology (AIST) 2019 TC Graham Prize for innovation
🏆Winner Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC) Conference – Most Innovative Accelerated Bridge Construction System. 2021
🏆Winner – Austroads Bridge Conference 2022 – Most Innovative Project.
🏆Finalist in Sir William Hudson Award – Australian Engineering Excellence Awards 2020.

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Pyrmont, New South Wales, Australia
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InQuik's headquarters in Pyrmont, Australia

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Ben Mullaney

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Richard Carson

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