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Keeping communities connected across the globe

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Construction workers in safety vests and helmets stand in front of a bridge under construction by a rural road.

Since 2014, InQuik has been redefining concrete construction across multiple segments

An Australian-founded infrastructure company with a smarter way to build. Our patented modular bridge system reduces construction time, cost, and complexity, making quality infrastructure accessible to communities across Australia and around the world.

JAS-ANZ Accredited Certification

2026

ISO 9001, ISO 14001 & ISO 45001 Certification

2026

IPWEA Recognition of bushfire recovery

2022

AFR Fast 100

2022

Most innovative companies

2022

Excellence in innovation

2022

Our Values

Great infrastructure starts with the right foundations – in how we think, act, and partner.

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Integrity

We grow globally through responsible actions, flexibility and honest & supportive relationships.

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Community & sustainability

Building better for the future, our people and our planet.

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Adaptable approach

Steadfast in our execution, yet agile in our approach.

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Innovation first

We take humble ideas and change the world.

“We developed the InQuik bridge to keep communities connected, and we’re so proud to be delivering robust and resilient bridges to regional areas across the country, which will serve the residents for the next 150 years or more”

Logan Mullaney,  
InQuik CEO

Our Beginnings
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Where it started

Bruce Mullaney was a Southern Tablelands builder and farmer who understood firsthand the challenges facing communities without reliable access.

He developed and patented a method for constructing concrete slabs that would change the way bridges could be built, anywhere in the world.

Working alongside his brother-in-law Jim Howell, Bruce refined the technology so that reinforcing steel and formwork could be assembled off-site and transported ready to pour, eliminating the delays and costs that had long made bridge construction out of reach for remote communities.

Inspired by their father's vision, Logan and Ben Mullaney founded InQuik Pty Ltd in 2017 to bring that idea to scale. What started in rural NSW has since been recognised with the Australian Engineering Excellence Award, ranked the number one modular bridge solution by a World Bank-commissioned report, and patented in over 88 countries worldwide.

Our Journey

2014

First patent lodged: "Module for building a structure"

The foundation of the InQuik system was established with the first patent application, protecting the modular construction technology that would later be InQuik Bridges.

2016

First bridge built

The first InQuik Bridge opens near Goulburn, gaining media attention from Town and Country Magazine and Engineers Australia.

2018

First multi-span bridge built

InQuik partners with the Australian Reinforcing Company (ARC) to manufacture bridge components. March brings the launch of the InQuik Farm Bridge, Integral Bridge, and Multi-Span Bridge.

2021

40 InQuik bridges built

InQuik becomes an LGP Approved Contractor, streamlining procurement processes for NSW councils. Transport and Main Roads approves the InQuik Bridge System for use in Queensland Government projects.

2022

InQuik USA established

Establishment of the InQuik USA office, following the introduction of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in 2021, which saw a commitment of US$40 billion for bridges alone.

2023

100 InQuik bridges built

The installation of first bridge in the USA in Eau Claire, Wisconsin begins, and InQuik reaches a huge milestone of 100 completed bridges.

2024

InQuik builds in the Solomon Islands

Installation of two bridges in the Solomon Islands for the Ministry of Infrastructure Development, as part of a World Bank funded project. First InQuik bridges to be installed in a seismic area, utilising E-grade rebar.

2025

20+ InQuik Bridges Built in the US

InQuik reaches a huge milestone of finishing 20+ bridges in the U.S.

2026

First InQuik Bridge Built in India

InQuik and Tata Steel embark on their first Proof of Concept, building a 6-lane highway bridge in India.

United States

New Zealand

India

Australia

Solomon Islands

Think globally, innovate locally

228+ InQuik structures built across the globe – and counting

What began in rural NSW now operates globally. Working with local contractors, councils and manufacturing partners, we’re bringing faster, safer and more resilient bridges to communities across Australia, the United States, New Zealand, the Solomon Islands and India.

Completed projects

From rural NSW to across the globe, our bridges are built where they're needed most. Browse a selection of completed projects across different infrastructure applications.

All Projects

Bridges

NSW North Coast Line, NSW.

North Coast Line Bridges

Replacement road overbridges over one of Australia's busiest rail corridors, combining rapid installation, minimal rail disruption and long-term performance.

Bridges

Cadgee, NSW.

Murphy's Bridge

Rebuilt after its destruction in the Black Summer bushfires as a raised, integral structure, restoring a safe Tuross River crossing for Cadgee.

Bridges

Rowlands Creek, NSW

Rowlands Bridge

A flood-resilient bridge replacement that restores community access while protecting one of Northern New South Wales' most environmentally sensitive waterways.

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Whether you're in early scoping or ready to move, our team is here to help you find the right solution for your project.

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Crane lowering a metal bridge segment over a river with workers supervising on both sides.

Keeping communities connected across the globe

Since 2014, InQuik has been redefining concrete construction across multiple segments

Our Values

Integrity

Community & sustainability

Adaptable approach

Innovation first

“We developed the InQuik bridge to keep communities connected, and we’re so proud to be delivering robust and resilient bridges to regional areas across the country, which will serve the residents for the next 150 years or more”

Our Beginnings‍

Where it started

Bruce Mullaney was a Southern Tablelands builder and farmer who understood firsthand the challenges facing communities without reliable access.

Our Journey

Think globally, innovate locally

228+ InQuik structures built across the globe – and counting

Completed projects

Talk to our team

Our Beginnings
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