Your Infrastructure Solution

Light & Quick

InQuik panels are much lighter than comparable precast parts, and can be easily placed in position using a HIAB or light-weight crane. The InQuik system is also fully self-supporting. It typically takes only a few days to install the bridge following site preparation.

Easy to Transport

The lightweight InQuik panels are designed to be efficiently stacked and transported in the form of a shipping container, to reduce transportation resources. All the panels for a 39 ft single-lane bridge can be transported on one tractor-trailer.

Low Maintenance

With a single homogenous slab, guaranteed concrete cover and (depending on configuration) no deck joints, no longitudinal joins and no tie-downs or bearings, inspection and maintenance requirements are minimal.

Certified & Durable

Bridge parts are standardized, pre-engineered and pre-certified; and designed to AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications 9th Edition with a design life of 75 years. All components come signed & sealed by ARUP Engineering.

Environment & Worker Friendly

Bridge construction occurs from above, with minimal need to work under the bridge, improving worker safety and reducing environmental impact. There is no requirement to enter the waterway to erect scaffolds or formwork.

InQuik System Showcase

InQuik designs and manufactures a modular component system to accelerate concrete bridge construction. The easily-transportable system enables you to deliver concrete bridge projects faster and more cost effectively, while remaining fully standards-compliant.
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InQuik Procurement

modular system well suited to panel contracts

InQuik Licensing Options

patented in over 80 countries, licensed fabrication

InQuik ABC

Accelerated Bridge Construction, how we solve this issue

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About UsA Country Bridge Story

InQuik® was founded by Australian builder, farmer and inventor Bruce Mullaney, who patented the method for constructing concrete slabs that makes the InQuik® Bridging System possible.

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