Every project has a destination. Between here and there, the terrain often changes. Roads bend, conditions shift and new challenges emerge. Progress is shaped by the path we take, the perspective we gain and the people who help guide the way. In 2021, Bluetier was built for that journey. Helping navigate complexity, create clarity and deliver the infrastructure projects that move Tasmania forward.
Founded in 2021, Bluetier has grown into a trusted Tasmanian consultancy with a team of experienced professionals delivering projects across the state. Our people bring proven expertise in Project Management, Superintendency, QAV, Estimation, Constructability and specialist advisory services, with a track record of guiding some of Tasmania’s most significant infrastructure projects to success.
We take a client-focused approach built on transparency, collaboration, and independence. By improving how projects are delivered — not just what is delivered — we help our clients reduce risk, control costs, and achieve better outcomes.
From navigating approvals to ensuring safety, quality, and compliance, our team provides the assurance and clarity needed to deliver complex projects with confidence.
Expertise
Sectors
Bluetier works across Tasmania’s key infrastructure sectors — from water and transport to health, housing, and local government. Our experience spans major civil works, irrigation schemes, community facilities, and complex building projects.
We match the right people to the right projects, ensuring our clients receive tailored expertise and support. By combining technical skill with a collaborative, transparent approach, we help clients navigate complexity, manage risk, and deliver infrastructure with confidence.
Our commitment goes beyond individual projects. We are focused on improving how infrastructure is delivered across Tasmania — building capability within our team, supporting our clients, and leaving a positive legacy for the communities we serve.
Our Projects
The redevelopment of the Peacock Centre was undertaken following an initial fire in December 2016 when various mental health service providers were left without a place from which to operate.
The Don Irrigation Scheme is designed to deliver 4,750ml of summer irrigation water to the areas of Don, Forth, Barrington, Sheffield and West Kentish.
The refurbishment and upgrade of the Royal Hobart Hospital’s Angiography Suite was critical to deliver additional capacity that would meet growing patient demand, and support better care for patients requiring interventional procedures.