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Western Treatment Plant 5 West Nutrient Removal Plant (5W NRP), Werribee – Victoria

The 5 West Nutrient Removal Plant (5W NRP) forms a critical component of Melbourne Water’s long-term strategy to modernise wastewater treatment infrastructure at the Western Treatment Plant. The facility replaces the ageing 55E Activated Sludge Plant and introduces advanced, energy-efficient nitrogen removal processes, significantly improving treatment performance while reducing environmental impact.

Tanderrum Bridge, Melbourne – Victoria

Fitzgerald Construction Australia was awarded the design and construction of this bridge which created a major new with direct access from Lower Terrace, Birrarung Marr over Batman Avenue and into Melbourne Park. It was a key part of the $ 338 M investment in Stage Two redevelopment of the precinct.

Spirit of Tasmania GeelongPort, Geelong – Victoria

The brand-new, purpose-designed Spirit of Tasmania Quay terminal is a state-of-the-art passenger and freight terminal, which includes a vehicle marshalling area for 600 cars, and a parking area for 150 semi-trailers. We worked closely with GeelongPort and their designers for more than two years to transform Corio Quay South precinct into the new home of Spirit of Tasmania.

Melbourne Cement Facility Silo D, Port Melbourne – Victoria

The Silo D Project at the Melbourne Cement Facility represents a significant advancement in modern cement storage infrastructure, distinguished by its unprecedented scale, structural complexity, and engineering sophistication. The facility enhances Victoria’s cement logistics capability and establishes a regional benchmark for large-scale industrial infrastructure delivered to contemporary engineering standards.

Neville Bonner Bridge, Brisbane – Queensland

The Neville Bonner Bridge is a striking pedestrian-only bridge that spans the Brisbane River, forging a vital link between South Bank Parklands and the emerging Queen’s Wharf precinct in Brisbane, Australia.

Jim Stynes Bridge

Melbourne’s newest iconic bridge was opened and dedicated to the city’s adopted son, footballer and philanthropist, Jim Stynes.