2019 construction photos - part 1 - Photo galleries - Batemans Bay Bridge replacement project
Project overview
The project team has consulted with the community throughout all stages of the project's development and delivery. In October 2018, the project was awarded Best Engagement for an Infrastructure Project in Australasia at the IAP2 Annual Australasian Awards. The $274 million project will build better connections in and around Batemans Bay for motorists, freight, river users, pedestrians and cyclists. Major work started in early 2019 and the new bridge opened to traffic in March 2021. Removal of the existing bridge and foreshore upgrade work was completed in July 2022.
Installing temporary fencing around the site compound - October 2018
Aerial view of utility works being completed on the southern and northern foreshore - February 2019
View of the project site, on the southern side of the river. The toilet facilities are cleared in preparation of piling works - April 2019
John Holland trainees Stephen Cullen-Jay Cotterell-Koby Chapman-Mick Mathers (Trainer)-Michael Perry-Sam Nye-Malachy Leslie - May 2019
The crane is installed on the southern side of the river, while preserving the historic boat ramp and access for pedestrians at all times - May 2019
Surveyors measure a pile being drilled into the southern foreshore - May 2019
Pre-employment training group - May 2019
Piles on the southern Clyde River foreshore - May 2019
Roof half installed at pre-cast facility - June 2019
Looking from lift span to piling on southern foreshore - June 2019
Pre-cast facility production shed - June 2019
Aerial view pre-cast facility on existing quarry