Civmec delivers 64-tonne Wagga Wagga rail pedestrian bridge as single welded unit
Reuters2026/08/24 01:03- Civmec delivered a 64-tonne pedestrian bridge for Wagga Wagga, shipping it as a single fully welded unit to avoid on-site welding.
- The Mothers Bridge structure was installed over an active rail corridor on July 23, 2026 during a scheduled possession, completed in five hours.
- Scope covered fabrication, painting, fit-out, delivery, installation; fabrication ran April to July at the Newcastle yard under Martinus Rail subcontract.
- Transport redesign lowered overall height, enabling one-piece delivery from Newcastle to Wagga Wagga, reducing execution risk in the rail corridor.
- Bridge will sit higher than the existing crossing, adding accessible ramps, anti-throw screens, upgraded handrails for improved pedestrian access and safety.
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