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Tom Ugly's Bridge

Tom Ugly’s Bridge is a key link between Sutherland Shire and the Sydney metropolitan area, crossing the Georges River between Sylvania and Blakehurst.

Repainting and resurfacing work on Tom Ugly’s Bridge northbound bridge is complete with northbound traffic returned to three lanes. Repainting and maintenance of the southbound bridge which commenced in April 2008 will continue until September 2010.

The repainting and associated repairs to the bridge deck and the structural steel on both the north and south bound sections of Tom Ugly’s Bridge are an essential and ongoing part of a maintenance program to preserve the bridge and reduce future maintenance disruptions. There are three phases of this work:

  • Phase 1 – Replacing the bridge expansion joints.
  • Phase 2 – Deck repairs and resurfacing.
  • Phase 3 – Repaint and refurbishment.

Phases 1 and 2 are now complete.

Phase 3 is underway with repainting and refurbishment of the northbound bridge complete. The repainting of the bridge follows the complete removal of the original lead based paint work.

Community liaison

The RTA will continue to update key stakeholders and local residents on the progress of the maintenance work.

Further information

For more information about maintenance work on Tom Ugly’s Bridge, please contact the RTA project manager, Sada Sadadcharan on 02 9352 9551, or email Sada_Sadadcharan@rta.nsw.gov.au.

 

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Tom Ugly’s Bridge is one of three major road crossings of the Georges River and consists of six main truss spans and three approach spans that form a 500 metre long bridge.The bridge is a key link between Sutherland Shire and the Sydney metropolitan area, crossing the Georges River between Sylvania and Blakehurst.

Community Updates

The Roads and Traffic Authority (RTA) is continuing maintenance work on the old steel northbound section of Tom Ugly’s Bridge. This project is fully funded by the NSW Government.


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Tom Uglys Bridge Maintenance Works