Build with the material that outlasts steel and concrete
We design, engineer, and build glulam bridges and mass timber structures, shop-assembled and load-tested before they ship, engineered to a century-plus design life.
Quality assurance that satisfies Australian council procurement
Australian councils are investing in trail infrastructure, pedestrian connectivity, and sustainable public assets, and engineered timber is increasingly the material of choice. We deliver pre-machined, pre-assembled glulam structures with the documented quality assurance that public infrastructure spending demands.
Councils procuring public infrastructure need documented evidence of quality and performance. Our ISO 9001 accreditation gives them exactly that, a certified quality management system that supports asset management planning and satisfies procurement governance requirements.
What we build in Australia
- Council pedestrian and cycling bridges
- Trail and greenway crossings
- Rail trail conversions and upgrades
- Heritage replacement structures
- Community and recreational timber buildings
Why Australian councils specify engineered timber
From council pedestrian and cycling networks to rail-trail conversions and community buildings, Australian owners are choosing engineered timber for its 100-year design life, low-carbon story, and natural fit in bushland and heritage settings, backed by ISO 9001 documentation.
100-year design life vs. concrete
Concrete bridges require major rehabilitation or replacement within 50–70 years. An ISO 9001-accredited TRS timber structure is engineered and documented for a 100-year service life, a significant difference in total asset cost for councils managing long-term obligations.
Sustainability & environmental values
Timber is the only structural material that grows. It sequesters carbon, takes less energy to produce than concrete or steel, and sits naturally in Australian bushland, waterway, and heritage settings, aligning directly with council sustainability policies.
Australian timber species performance
We work with Australian species, including ironbark and other hardwoods, and engineered glulam suited to local conditions. Our Queensland team understands performance in tropical, coastal, and inland environments.
Council asset management confidence
ISO 9001 accreditation produces what asset managers need, design life specifications, treatment records, load testing data, and quality audit trails, a defensible basis for long-term infrastructure decisions.
New timber structures built for Australian councils
Flowerdale Lagoon Pedestrian Bridge
Client: Wagga Wagga City Council
A high-priority project from the Wiradjuri Trail Master Plan. We delivered a pre-machined, pre-assembled engineered glulam bridge, ISO 9001 accredited, 100-year design life, near-zero maintenance. The angled handrail prevents cyclists catching pedals in the balustrade, and the treated glulam blends into the Flowerdale bushland setting.
Jimmy Gully Pedestrian Bridge
Client: Somerset Regional Council
Conversion of a decommissioned 6-span timber railway bridge on the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail to pedestrian use. Following EPHOD® inspection and structural assessment, we delivered a restored pedestrian crossing now serving trail users across the Harlin region.
Engineered to the standards your reviewers expect
Our Australian work is engineered to AS5100 bridge design (with SM1600 loading, or T44 where specified) and AS/NZS 1720 for timber, by RPEQ- and CPEng-qualified engineers, delivered for council procurement and state departments including TMR, DPI, and DAF, with cultural inductions and environmental permitting handled as standard.
Patrick Bigg
Unit 1, 49–53 Kabi Cct
Deception Bay, QLD 4508