The InQuik system was selected after a tender process, as it met all the key criteria and ensured that the timeline for design and construction could be met. The use of local contractors and council resources ensured funds and work remained within the local community.

This upgrade will maintain heavy vehicle access on what is an important route for the timber business.

Member of Monaro and NSW Depute Premier John Barilaro said the NSW Government provided $247,500 to strengthen and widen the Parsonage Creek Bridge.

“Our local economy struggles when our roads and bridges aren’t up to the task of carrying freight in an efficient and cost-effective manner. This upgrade will maintain heavy vehicle access on what is an important route for the timber business.”