Nelligen Bridge, NSW

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Caporn Piling is honoured to contribute to the Nelligen Bridge Replacement project, a vital new two-lane bridge over the Clyde River designed to provide a safe and reliable crossing for generations to come. With a 100-year design life, this bridge is a testament to modern engineering and infrastructure excellence.

Project Scope:

  • Installation of permanently lined bored piles, including:

    • Abutment A: 3 No. 1200mm

    • Piers 1 and 2: 2 No. 1500mm each

    • Piers 3 to 10: 4 No. 1500mm each

    • Abutment B: 16 No. 900mm

    • North Retaining Wall: 19 No. 900mm

Project Value: Approximately $18,456,954

Equipment:
To meet the project's technical demands, we deployed advanced machinery, including:

  • BG45 and BG28 drill rigs

  • ICE110C and ICE58 B vibratory hammers

  • 8T Excavator.

Working in partnership with Seymour Whyte Constructions Pty Ltd, Caporn Piling delivered a solid foundation for this iconic infrastructure, ensuring the safety and efficiency of the Clyde River crossing for decades to come.

Caporn Piling is honoured to contribute to the Nelligen Bridge Replacement project, a vital new two-lane bridge over the Clyde River designed to provide a safe and reliable crossing for generations to come. With a 100-year design life, this bridge is a testament to modern engineering and infrastructure excellence.

Project Scope:

  • Installation of permanently lined bored piles, including:

    • Abutment A: 3 No. 1200mm

    • Piers 1 and 2: 2 No. 1500mm each

    • Piers 3 to 10: 4 No. 1500mm each

    • Abutment B: 16 No. 900mm

    • North Retaining Wall: 19 No. 900mm

Project Value: Approximately $18,456,954

Equipment:
To meet the project's technical demands, we deployed advanced machinery, including:

  • BG45 and BG28 drill rigs

  • ICE110C and ICE58 B vibratory hammers

  • 8T Excavator.

Working in partnership with Seymour Whyte Constructions Pty Ltd, Caporn Piling delivered a solid foundation for this iconic infrastructure, ensuring the safety and efficiency of the Clyde River crossing for decades to come.