Drought-affected farmers in Gippsland received an early Christmas present when approximately 300 hay bales were donated as part of a joint initiative between Fulton Hogan, Regional Roads Victoria and Engie. “With a shortage of hay and fodder in the marketplace due to drought conditions, we identified an opportunity to strip a suitable roadside grass area […]
On Thursday 13 December 2018, INLink Joint Venture (between Fulton Hogan and BMD Constructions) was delighted to be part of the turning of the sod with Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack to mark the start of the first section of Inland Rail in Parkes. In October 2018, INLink JV was awarded the $310 million contract […]
Our NCTIR team, in alliance with NZ Transport and KiwiRail, has won the prestigious Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) People’s Choice Award for 2018. This international award recognises projects that transforms people’s lives and the NCTIR team’s involvement as part of the Kaikoura earthquake recovery work literally “moved mountains to reconnect communities”. As the only […]
It was golden glory for Fulton Hogan at the prestigious Canterbury Civil Contractors New Zealand (CCNZ) Awards, winning four major categories. Christchurch’s Riccarton Road reconstruction team picked up both the project category and company image awards while the New Brighton Pier repair work won the innovation and health and safety categories. Staff worked around the […]
Fulton Hogan has been awarded the 2 Degrees Best Growth Strategy category in the Deloitte Top 200 awards. Judges comments noted our standout growth strategy and successful industry performance, saying we moved into Australia and diversified our business without losing sight of our core operations. Our continued strong focus on health and safety was also […]
In November, a team from the Department of Conservation and Fulton Hogan headed into the Murchison Mountains in Fiordland to release 18 juvenile takahē into the wild, marking the 70th anniversary of the takahē’s rediscovery. Above from left: Stephen Lowe – Canterbury Regional Manager, Graeme Johnson – New Zealand CEO, Grant Sime – Dunedin Regional […]
From plastic to playgrounds – Fulton Hogan is taking sustainability to the community. While completing the recent upgrade of Scarborough Playground for Christchurch City Council, Craig Fraser, Fulton Hogan Canterbury Maintenance Operations Manager, had a bright idea. “I talked about it with a few of my colleagues and we thought it could be a good […]
New Zealand CEO Graeme Johnson has been appointed to the board of Infrastructure New Zealand. Graeme’s appointment was confirmed at the board’s AGM in Auckland in November 2018 where members elected a new chair and five new positions. The following members have joined Graeme on the board: Andrew Stevens (Chair) Laura Harris, BNZ Peter Reidy, […]
The Fulton Hogan M80 Project has successfully opened all lanes between Sunshine Avenue and Calder Freeway ahead of schedule. A three-kilometre corridor on the M80 Ring Road has been widened – from two to four lanes from Sunshine Avenue to the EJ Whitten Bridge and from three to five lanes across the EJ Whitten Bridge […]
“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 […]