India’s Tata Steel and Australia’s InQuik Group ink pact to introduce modular bridge construction technology

Tuesday, 08 July 2025 09:33:06 (GMT+3)   |   Kolkata

India’s Tata Steel Limited has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with InQuik Group of Australia to introduce modular bridge construction technology in India, a statement issued by Tata Steel Limited said on Tuesday, July 8.

The partnership aims to combine InQuik’s prefabricated bridge systems with Tata Steel’s industrial capabilities, as part of an effort to enhance the country's infrastructure development, it said.

According to Tata Steel, the agreement will help expand its offerings in the infrastructure space by adding value-added construction products to its portfolio.

InQuik’s patented design facilitates the rapid construction of reinforced concrete bridges that are both cost-effective, sustainable and climate-resilient. The innovative solution utilises a pre-engineered pre-fabricated steel formwork that is filled with concrete on site. These bridges will enhance accessibility, reduce isolation in remote areas, and contribute to more robust and sustainable transport networks across the country.

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I graduated from the University of Kolkata with a degree in economics and have three decades of experience in reporting for leading print media publications, covering key manufacturing industries like iron and steel, energy (fossil and renewable), chemicals and petrochemicals and mining sectors (coal, bauxite, iron ore and copper). I work as a correspondent for SteelOrbis reporting on the Indian steel industry covering pricing and trade trends across the value chain, capacity creations and utilizations, corporate developments, government policy frameworks and industry related news.

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