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Key Projects
CCNZ Award for Central region
Fulton Hogan’s Central region have won a Hynds Construction Award for Projects over $5M for their Eastern Access Road project. Project Manager Richard Lee received the award on behalf of the project team at the CCNZ Otago branch construction awards on Friday night. Richard put the project’s success down to a great team of people...
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Helping the kids at Mahogany Rise Pri...
The kids and Headmaster John Culley at Mahogany Rise Primary School, Frankston North Victoria were presented a dozen brand new Sherrin Footballs by Robert Hewson, Engineering Manager at Fulton Hogan during their school’s Breakfast Club Program back in March. The school has one of the highest rankings for disadvantaged kids in the state, and children...
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New $9 million Tasman Highway Memoria...
Fulton Hogan is working in conjunction with the City of Hobart on the new $9 million Tasman Highway Memorial Bridge project. The bridge will provide a shared pedestrian/cyclist link, connecting the Cenotaph and Soldiers Memorial Avenue on the Domain, two of Hobart’s most significant public spaces. Construction commenced in late 2017 and works are...
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Traffic flows over new West Coast asset
“I hope everyone who travels over this bridge does so safely. Thank you to all who helped construct it; it’s a wonderful West Coast asset.” With those words Cabinet Minister and West Coast MP Damien O’Connor cut the ribbon and declared the new $25 million Taramakau Bridge open. It spans the Taramakau River, between Kumara...
Click here to keep readingCCNZ Award for Central region
Fulton Hogan’s Central region have won a Hynds Construction Award for Projects over $5M for their Eastern Access Road project. Project Manager Richard Lee received the award on behalf of the project team at the CCNZ Otago branch construction awards on Friday night. Richard put the project’s success down to a great team of people...
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Opening doors at `Girls with Hi-Vis D...
The Canterbury Region provided some hands-on experience of the infrastructure industry to 34 young women taking part in “Girls with Hi-Vis Day” this week. Fulton Hogan supports efforts by the national training body Connexis, which oversees “Girls with Hi-Vis Day” in a bid to improve significantly on the 4 per cent of women in the...
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