Contracts Awarded
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- NRW Holdings Wins $180m Rio contract
30 April
Sydney Morning Herald
Mining services provider NRW Holdings has won a $180 million contract at Rio Tinto’s Nammuldi iron ore mine in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.
The contract includes bulk earthworks for the processing plant, waste fine storage facility, mine service facilities, stockyard and explosives compound.
It also includes roadworks and a rail link with a train loading facility.
The project is expected to run for 37 weeks, starting in May, and at its peak, more than 400 workers will be required.
- Transfield Services awarded $170 million contract
Transfield Services has been awarded a $170 million contract with NBN Co comprising Passive Fibre Network design and construction and Build Drops (house pre-connections) in metropolitan Sydney and south east Sydney, as part of Australia’s National Broadband Network. The contract is for two years, with options for two extensions of one year each, with a potential value of upto $300 million.
“This is a great opportunity for Transfield Services to continue to be part of one of Australia’s most significant infrastructure projects ever undertaken,” said Graeme Hunt, Transfield Services’ Managing Director and CEO. “Our extensive experience in the end-to-end delivery of services to substantial infrastructure assets positions us to benefit from the ongoing investment in the NBN.”
In May 2012, Transfield Services was awarded a three-year $41 million contract with NBN Co for the provision of comprehensive facilities maintenance services for all NBN Co sites across Australia. In September 2011, Transfield Services also secured a two year $133 million contract with NBN Co to design and construct the fibre optic network in Victoria after completing the construction of the fibre optic network at one of the first release sites located in the southern New South Wales coastal communities of Minnamurra and Kiama Downs. With more than 200 clients globally, Transfield Services is focussed on providing high value asset management services to clients in sustainable-growth resources, energy, infrastructure sectors, and government outsourcing.
- Brookfield Multiplex Awarded $70 million Roy Hill Contract
BM in second Roy Hill contract win
Peter Williams, The West Australian
April 22, 2013, 2:47 pm
Brookfield Multiplex has won its second contract – worth $70 million – at Gina Rinehart’s Roy Hill iron ore project worth.
The job awarded to the company’s engineering and infrastructure division to develop buildings and facilities to service the mine depends on Roy Hill Holdings securing debt finance for the $10 billion project.
The work comes on top of Brookfield Multiplex’s $190 million contract to build the accommodation village at Roy Hill.
The division will design and build by December 2014 non-process infrastructure including administration buildings, vehicle workshops and washdown facility.
“Brookfield Multiplex was selected for the NPI contract following an open tender process, which shows that we have the ability to remain competitive on smaller projects, as well as larger, master planned developments like the accommodation component of Roy Hill,” Brookfield Multiplex WA regional managing director Chris Palandri said.
“The quality of work we have completed in the accommodation village boosted our credentials for the NPI contract, and we are thrilled to now be working on multiple components of the Roy Hill project,” Mr Palandri said.
Brookfield Multiplex said the first tranche of permanent dwellings at the accommodation village was now being built, with work also soon to start on purpose-built recreational facilities like tennis courts and a gymnasium.
It said the village was expected to be completed by late this year.
