Bruce MullaneyInventor of the InQuik Bridging SystemFor thousands of years, humans have used beams to support loads. But the beams don’t just support the load of whatever is put on top of them – they must also support their own weight. In the case of the lintels at Stonehenge, the only load they support...
The Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) recently commissioned the National Asset Centre of Excellence (NACOE) and the Australian Road Research Board (ARRB) to produce a report which details the current market options for rapid bridge construction to replace timber bridges. The report includes detail on the major bridge systems available in...
InQuik are pleased to announce that we have formally entered into a partnership with the Australian Reinforcing Company (ARC), for the manufacture and supply of bridge components. ARC have released an announcement article, reproduced below (with permission). Since this announcement, there have...
2017 has been a milestone year for InQuik, with the first commercial bridge projects successfully delivered, and knowledge of the InQuik system is spreading rapidly across Australia and into the Pacific. On 26th June 2016 the Hon Angus Taylor MP and Pru Goward MP opened the first bridge at Boxers Creek, Goulburn, NSW. At the...
InQuik Bridging Systems is pleased to announce that Bridge Knowledge is our first Australian sales partner for the InQuik solution covering the North East NSW region. Peter Mahar, Bridge Knowledge Director, is a Civil Engineer with over 25 years of industry experience within the private sector, both in Australia and internationally including the government sector in...
The InQuik modular bridge system is an innovative, patented design and manufactured product that solves the challenge of aging infrastructure.