Centenary Bridge Upgrade

The project includes constructing a new three-lane northbound bridge over the Brisbane River, rehabilitation of the existing bridge to three lanes southbound and providing opportunities for improved active transport connections.

This extra capacity will mean greater efficiency and reduced travel-time between Brisbane’s CBD and the western suburbs for Centenary Motorway users.  

This marks the third joint-venture between BMD and Georgiou after the Tonkin Gap Alliance Project and Mitchell Freeway Extension Project in Western Australia.

The project’s first sod was turned in April 2023, marking the commencement of initial works including underground service investigation, establishment of site compounds, impact surveys and construction of temporary works and facilities to enable bridge works.

The new 270 metre northbound bridge at Jindalee has been connected to the existing road network and opened to motorists in November 2025.

Reconstruction on the southbound bridge began in 2026, transforming it into a three-lane southbound road connected to the bridge as part of a multi-staged traffic switch. Demolition works commenced in April 2026, successfully removing Span 1 during a 48-hour ATP closure. Removal of the bridge's I-girders is underway, and the installation of steel girders for the new bridge superstructure will commence in late 2026.