BAULDERSTONE PTY LTD
Baulderstone Pty Ltd was a major Australian construction company known for its significant contributions to the construction and infrastructure sectors in Australia. The company had a long-standing history and was involved in the development of many prominent projects across the country.
History and Background:
- Founding: Originally established in 1946 under the name Baulderstone Hornibrook, the company began as a small South Australian construction firm.
- Growth and Expansion: Over the decades, Baulderstone expanded its operations and became one of the leading construction companies in Australia. It was involved in a range of sectors, including commercial building, civil engineering, infrastructure, and industrial projects.
- Projects: Baulderstone undertook numerous high-profile projects, including bridges, tunnels, commercial buildings, and public infrastructure. Some of the notable projects include the Sydney Opera House refurbishment and the construction of major sections of the CityLink project in Melbourne, as well as the construction of various stadiums, highways, and public buildings.
- Acquisitions: The company went through various acquisitions and mergers. It became part of Bilfinger Berger AG, a large German construction and engineering firm, in the 1990s.
Later Developments:
- Lendlease Acquisition: In 2010, Baulderstone, along with Abigroup and Conneq, was acquired by Lendlease Group, a leading international property and infrastructure group. This acquisition aimed to strengthen Lendlease’s construction and infrastructure capabilities in Australia.
- Brand Retirement: Following the acquisition, the Baulderstone brand was eventually retired and fully integrated into the Lendlease organization. By 2013, Lendlease had fully absorbed Baulderstone into its construction and infrastructure business units.
Legacy:
The legacy of Baulderstone Pty Ltd lives on through the various infrastructure and construction projects completed under its name. Many of these projects continue to serve communities and stand as testaments to the company's engineering and construction expertise.
For current information on the legacy projects or related services, one would now look to Lendlease or specific project records.
North Ryde Australia
39 Delhi Road
North Ryde NSW 2113
Australia
North Ryde NSW 2113
Australia
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