CIMIC’s CPB Contractors to deliver Queensland’s Gateway to Bruce upgrade
CPB Contractors modernise les routes de Queensland : un projet de 950 millions pour sécuriser la Gateway Motorway et le Bruce Highway, avec des lanes supplémentaires, des connexions améliorées et des protections pour la faune, tout en intégrant innovation technologique et opportunités locales pour une résilience durable face aux défis climatiques et démographiques.
Hochtief - 3 Nov 2025
CIMIC Group company CPB Contractors has been selected by the Queensland Government to deliver the Gateway to Bruce Upgrade – a transformative infrastructure project to improve safety, connectivity and resilience across the Gateway Motorway and Bruce Highway corridors.
CPB Contractors will deliver the project as part of the Gateway Connect Joint Venture, which includes BMD and Georgiou. CPB Contractors is responsible for 40% of the $950 million contract value.
ACS Group and HOCHTIEF Chief Executive Officer and CIMIC Group Executive Chairman Juan Santamaría said: “CPB Contractors continues to deliver complex infrastructure that strengthens Queensland’s transport network and supports community resilience. This upgrade will enhance safety, reduce congestion, and futureproof the corridor against climate and population pressures – delivering long-term value for Queenslanders.”
CPB Contractors Managing Director Jason Spears said: “Our team has a strong connection to the community, and we look forward to building on this with training, employment and procurement opportunities for local people and businesses. We are proud to continue our partnership with the Queensland Government and to integrate innovation, technology and expertise in the delivery of this important infrastructure. Our delivery approach and engineering solutions will minimise disruption to travellers and local motorists and create sustainable benefits for decades to come.”
Key features include:
Additional lanes on the Gateway Motorway
Improved connections to Bracken Ridge Road and Deagon Deviation
Upgrades to the Gateway Motorway curve at Bracken Ridge
Replacing the Wyampa Road overpass
Staged improvements to the Gateway Motorway, Bruce Highway and Gympie Arterial Road interchange
Shared active transport pathways
Wildlife protection fencing and underpasses.
CPB Contractors will deliver the project as part of the Gateway Connect Joint Venture, which includes BMD and Georgiou. CPB Contractors is responsible for 40% of the $950 million contract value.
ACS Group and HOCHTIEF Chief Executive Officer and CIMIC Group Executive Chairman Juan Santamaría said: “CPB Contractors continues to deliver complex infrastructure that strengthens Queensland’s transport network and supports community resilience. This upgrade will enhance safety, reduce congestion, and futureproof the corridor against climate and population pressures – delivering long-term value for Queenslanders.”
CPB Contractors Managing Director Jason Spears said: “Our team has a strong connection to the community, and we look forward to building on this with training, employment and procurement opportunities for local people and businesses. We are proud to continue our partnership with the Queensland Government and to integrate innovation, technology and expertise in the delivery of this important infrastructure. Our delivery approach and engineering solutions will minimise disruption to travellers and local motorists and create sustainable benefits for decades to come.”
Key features include:
Additional lanes on the Gateway Motorway
Improved connections to Bracken Ridge Road and Deagon Deviation
Upgrades to the Gateway Motorway curve at Bracken Ridge
Replacing the Wyampa Road overpass
Staged improvements to the Gateway Motorway, Bruce Highway and Gympie Arterial Road interchange
Shared active transport pathways
Wildlife protection fencing and underpasses.
