Will we see you at the NZTA Bridge & Geotechnical Conference 2024?
The NZTA Bridge & Geotechnical Conference 2024 is on 8 – 9 July 2024 and will be held in Hamilton.
Book your registration NOW 8 – 9 July 2024.
Presentation topics include but are not limited to to the following topics:
- Innovation & efficiency in design
- Asset management practice
- Advances in materials and research
- Technology in structures
- Standards and guidance documents
- Project case studies
- Emergency & disaster response in horizontal infrastructure
We are excited to be exhibiting and are a Bronze sponsor for the Waka Kotahi event.
Looking forward to seeing you there ….. in just a few days!
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