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Asphalting for Spirit of Tasmania’s New Quay in Geelong
- SECTOR: Ports, Roads & Bridges, Surfacing
- LOCATION: Corio Quay, north of Geelong
Construction of Spirit of Tasmania Quay in Corio, located north of Geelong, involved extensive construction works. It included rehabilitation works along Corio Quay Road, construction of new berthing and mooring infrastructure, civil works inside the port boundary, and construction of the new passenger terminal all the way to the water’s edge. Fulton Hogan was selected […]
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IMEX Intermodal Terminal 1
- SECTOR: Ports, Construction
- LOCATION: Sydney
Qube is developing the Moorebank Intermodal Logistics Park in Moorebank, Sydney, NSW. IMEX (Import-Export) IntermodalTerminal 1 – Construction was one of the packages of works that formed part of this project. It consisted of the construction of an open access import-export300,000m3 freight terminal. with a 250,000 TEU capacity (and with an ultimate capacity of up […]
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Adelaide Airport T2 Apron & Taxiway Overlay
- SECTOR: Airports, Construction, Surfacing
- LOCATION: Adelaide
Fulton Hogan saw this project as an ideal opportunity to utilise its proprietary binder JetBind® in the asphalt mix for the overlay.
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Eastern & South Western Maintenance Alliances
- SECTOR: Roads & Bridges, Asset Management, Surfacing
- LOCATION: Victoria
The Eastern Region Alliance (ERA) and South Western Region Alliance (SWA) are collaborative partnership arrangements between Fulton Hogan and VicRoads.
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Foxground & Berry Bypass
- SECTOR: Roads & Bridges, Construction, Surfacing
- LOCATION: Berry, New South Wales
This project on the south coast of New South Wales was a significant transport infrastructure investment for the region. It set a benchmark for the collaborative delivery of design and construct road projects in NSW and has attracted high praise from our client. It provides a four-lane highway with median separation for 12.5 kilometres of the Princes Highway between Toolijooa Road and just south of Andersons Lane.
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Huntly Bypass
- SECTOR: Roads & Bridges, Construction, Surfacing
- LOCATION: Waikato
The Waikato Expressway is a key strategic transport corridor for the region that providing a four-lane expressway from Auckland to Cambridge. Fulton Hogan, as part of a JV with HEB, Jacobs and Opus International, delivered the Huntly Bypass section, which is a 15.2km stretch of road with nine bridges and two interchanges. After three seasons […]
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M80 Ring Road Upgrade
- SECTOR: Roads & Bridges, Construction, Surfacing
- LOCATION: Melbourne
This project entailed widening the M80 Freeway, including the 700m long E.J. Whitten Bridge, between Sunshine Avenue to Calder Freeway.
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Monash Freeway Upgrade
- SECTOR: Roads & Bridges, Construction, Surfacing
- LOCATION: Melbourne
This project’s key features included 30km of extra traffic lanes along with major improvements to the managed motorway system.
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South West & Great Western Integrated Services Arrangement
- SECTOR: Roads & Bridges, Construction, Asset Management, Surfacing
- LOCATION: Bunbury
Fulton Hogan’s Integrated Service Agreement (ISA) with Main Roads Western Australia is an example of how we provide infrastructure management services on a long-term basis.
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Taxiway Lima
- SECTOR: Airports, Construction, Surfacing
- LOCATION: Auckland
Auckland International Airport needed a new taxiway to accommodate the Airbus A380 aircraft, as well as reduce aircraft congestion and delays and improve safety at times of low visibility. Once constructed, this 600m-long 60m-wide taxiway doubled aircraft access from the busy international terminal to the main runway. Using Fulton Hogan’s multi-disciplinary engineering capabilities, the runway […]
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Whitsunday Coast Airport Runway Upgrade
- SECTOR: Airports, Construction, Surfacing
- LOCATION: Whitsunday
Whitsunday Coast Airport was the first project in Australia to achieve a zero waste status thanks to the innovative approach adopted by Fulton Hogan and the Council that saw the 2.1km runways upgrade at night, while planes still landed by day.
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