As one of Bluey’s leading products, the BluSeal AKS, is an outstanding example of advances in civil engineering technology over recent years.
Durability and performance features of BluSeal AKS in the sewer environment
Posted in Construction News, Technology
Underground pedestrian link to be built
Posted in Construction News
Planning for an underground pedestrian link at the Norwest station would be a major benefit for both train commuters and motorists.
Clarence River Bridge tender finalists announced
Posted in Construction News
The Pacific Highway is one of the busiest roads in Australia, with tens of thousands of private vehicles and trucks passing along the 960km route each day.
NZ tunnel project resumes after winter hiatus
Posted in Construction News
Alice, the New Zealand-based tunnel Boring Machine, has returned to work on the Waterview Connection after a scheduled five-day break.
Scone to see significant infrastructure upgrade
Posted in Construction News
A new bypass at Scone should both improve safety and reduce congestion around the small town, according to the Minister.
Bolt Onto the Scene with Bluey
Posted in Technology
The BluGeo Strata Tunnel Bolt is able to stand the test of time in a range of applications. Read on to find out about this superb product.
Western Queensland receives timely infrastructure boost
Posted in Construction News
An important bridge destroyed in a 2014 truck explosion is on track to reopen in November. What other western Queensland infrastructure will be upgraded?
State announces M5 tunnelling locations
Posted in Construction News
The NSW government has announced the location where the twin M5 tunnels will be built. Why was this an important decision?
Broome wharf upgrade confirmed by state government
Posted in Construction News
The Western Australian government has announced plans to upgrade the Port of Broome wharf to support the growing region and associated industries.
Queensland natural disaster infrastructure receives boost
Posted in Construction News
Queensland is subject to many extreme weather events. As such, the Queensland government has announced funding to improve the state’s basic infrastructure.