Council
Pedestrian bridging or heavyweight loading for roading - Bridge It NZ has all the options
Our team of highly-skilled experts focus on delivering an exceptional customer experience for local councils, from cycle ways, pedestrian bridging to heavyweight loading for local roads.
Bridges that require special features such as safe access for school children, defined footpaths, or non-climbable handrails require a depth of awareness of all the implications. At Bridge It NZ we offer a wide range of options when it comes to loading and design, managing your total project through to completion and the final ribbon cutting ceremony.
The aesthetics of a bridge is as important to us as it is to the community using it, so we rank design innovation as a priority. When evaluating the access, Bridge It NZ works closely with clients and engineering consultants to optimize land use and the impact on the environment.
Roading
Like our council clients, at Bridge It NZ we strive to make our roads a safer place. We have over 20 years combined experience with building heavy loading bridges for large vehicles and heavy machinery. We encourage councils to consider our all-concrete and steel-beam bridges for optimum safety and longevity.
The crucial role that councils play in the provision of parks and reserves is clearly understood by Bridge It NZ. We know that nurturing healthy ecosystems and ensuring communities have access to interact with their environment, is essential. Our highly experienced engineers and other specialists work to build a bridge that addresses optimum use while leaving the minimum possible environmental footprint.
Cycleway and Pedestrian Bridging
Bridge It NZ has always prioritized the preservation of the natural environment in the installation of cycleway bridges all over New Zealand. Our solutions are not only relatively maintenance-free but also environmentally friendly. Composite fibre technologies are designed to withstand harsh environments and are recognized in the industry for their longevity.
Bridges
