Posts Tagged ‘Construction Services’

  • ASX Company News: NRW Holdings Secures Rio Tinto Contract

    Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011

    NRW Holdings Limited (NWH) is pleased to announce that the Company in joint venture with the Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi Foundation Limited has been awarded the Car  Dumper and Bulk Earthworks contract by Rio Tinto for the Cape Lambert Port B Project. The contract scope includes bulk earthworks, roadworks, drainage and miscellaneous civil works together with associated earthworks for further stockpiles and Car Dumper facility.

    Works under the contract will commence immediately and have a value of approximately $101 million, with an estimated duration of 88 weeks.  Rio Tinto Iron Ore’s Cape Lambert Port B Project comprises the construction of a new port facility adjacent to the existing Cape Lambert Port. The project involves the construction of a new train unloading infrastructure, stockyard, shiploader and wharf together with associated dredging operations.

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    ASX Company News: Hydrotech Secures Two New Waterproofing Contracts

    Tuesday, March 15th, 2011

    Hydrotech (HTI) is pleased to announce the award of 2 projects to our agent in Shanghai, ShangHai Joint Waterproofing Technique Co Ltd   (JT Waterproofing) for the installation of the MPS system at Wu Gang (Wu Han Steel) Loading Equipment Shaft  and the Shui On Club Sports Complex in Shanghai.

    JT Waterproofing has been an active supporter of the MPS System in China and the award of the project at Wu Gang is as a direct result of their lobbying the management of the Wuhan facility. The total area to be treated is in the region of 8,000m² with the first phase being approximately 3,000m²; works are due to commence in later this month.

    The Shui On Sports Complex was constructed by Shui On, a major Hong Kong based construction company and developer.    Shui On contacted Hydrotech as a direct result of the Hong Kong Housing Authority’s Press Conference on the MPS System installation to Oi Man Estate in Hong Kong.   The area for the installation is approximately 1300m².

    The combined value of projects is approximately RMB2.05million (AUD300,000) JT Waterproofing have also confirmed that they have secured 3 small projects to install the MPS System into luxury villas in and around the Shanghai area. This market segment offers significant opportunities for the MPS System with both Hydrotech and our Agents throughout China working closely to implement marketing strategies to target this potentially lucrative market segment.   Hydrotech would like to thank JT Waterproofing for their continued support and assistance in promoting the MPS system.

    In the meantime, a number of Shareholders have enquired as to the value of the recently announced Dalian contract; it is RMB1.2million (AUD180k).  It should be noted that the size of the project in Dalian, should all of the phases incorporate the MPS system, will be 170,000m² and is the first ever MPS System installation in a new build civil structure.

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    ASX Company News: Southern Cross Engineering Secures Electrical Contract For Sino Iron Ore Project

    Thursday, March 3rd, 2011

    Southern Cross Electrical Engineering Ltd (SXE) is pleased to advise it has received a letter of intent for the first concentrator area electrical installation contract for the Sino Iron Ore Project.  The award of this contract brings SXE’s current forward order book to approximately $55 million.  Work on this project is expected to commence in April and run for approximately six months.

    SXE’s Managing Director, Simon High said “We are very pleased to continue our involvement in this project.   During FY10, Southern Cross was involved in setting up the early power supply requirements for the site.  This installation contract is the first of six concentrator areas to be completed.  Successful execution on this contract should place SXE in a strong position to win the electrical installation work on the remaining five concentrator areas in addition to other significant electrical and instrumentation installation contracts to be awarded by MCC for the Sino Iron Project.”

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    ASX Company News: Hydrotech Secures Tunnel Contract In China

    Tuesday, March 1st, 2011

    Hydrotech International (HTI)  is  pleased  to  announce  that  the  MPS  System  has  been  specified  for  installation  into  a cable tunnel being constructed as part of the ‘Contract for Improvement and Relocation of the Eastern District of Dalian Port in Dalian Liaoning Province, North East China’.  The contract has been awarded to Hydrotech’s Agent in Dalian, Dalian Deli Electro Osmosis Waterproofing Technology Limited.

    The award of this contract is as a result of the successful installation of the MPS System into a trial area which  was  undertaken  to  assess  the  installation  methods  and  performance  of  the  MPS  System which was completed in January 2011.  The current contract specifies the MPS System to be installed into an area of 40,000m2 (approx 3.5km in length of cable tunnel wall) which is a critical section of the tunnel, adjacent to  the  sea  wall. The award of this project will be a major landmark in underlining the suitability of the use of the MPS System  in  brand  new  civil  structures.    It  will  also  attract  greater  awareness  on  the  use  of  Hydrotech’s MPS  System  as  an  effective  waterproofing  system  over  conventional  structures.

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    ASX Company News: Resource Equipment Acquires Dewatering Services Australia

    Friday, February 25th, 2011

    As foreshadowed in the ASX release of 22 December 2010, Resource Equipment Limited (RQL) is pleased to announce the acquisition of Dewatering Services Australia Pty Ltd and DSA Plant Co Pty Ltd, collectively referred to as “DSA”. Completion of the acquisition is expected to occur within the next two business days, subject to REL shareholders ratifying the recent placement of 18,367,347 shares at the Shareholder meeting to be held on 25 February 2011.

    DSA is a specialist contracting business which designs, installs, tests and commissions HDPE pipelines (commonly referred to as polythene pipe) and retails associated products. The business was founded in Kalgoorlie in 2003 and has a strong presence throughout the Goldfields, with operations expanding into the North-West in recent years. It is highly systemized and uses a range of specialist equipment to deliver a turnkey service to its clients. REL has an established working relationship with DSA, utilising DSA’s services on projects where HDPE pipeline installation is required.

    With an expanding national profile, REL Chief Executive Officer, Mr James Cullen, said that the acquisition of DSA was a well timed opportunity for the Company to increase its service offering to clients through this vertical integration strategy. “There are several compelling reasons for the Parties to proceed with this transaction” he said. “Firstly, DSA has a well established customer base to whom REL can now offer its services; secondly, REL will offer DSA’s specialist pipeline installation services to its customers and expand the DSA business outside of Western Australia to REL’s East Coast operations; and thirdly, as the installation of HDPE pipeline infrastructure on mine sites is generally performed well before the selection of pumping equipment, DSA’s services will facilitate an earlier introduction of REL’s pumping system solutions than is presently being achieved.”

    The purchase price for DSA is comprised of an initial component, a deferred component and a contingent component, all on the basis of 60% shares and 40% cash as follows: $7m initial component payable at settlement, comprising: the issue of 10,646,651 shares at 43 cents (the Company’s share price when price negotiations were finalised), with half of the shares subject to six months voluntary escrow and half subject to twelve months voluntary escrow; and the payment of $2,385,373 cash; $1.5m deferred component payable on finalisation of the 30 June 2011 accounts and subject to the 30 June 2011 EBITDA exceeding the 2010 EBITDA (of $3,088,000), comprising:  the issue of 1,162,790 shares at 43 cents; and the payment of $1,000,000 cash.

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    ASX Company News: Sedgman Secures Contract To Construct Coal Handling Plant

    Wednesday, February 2nd, 2011

    Leading resource sector services company Sedgman Limited (SDM) announced the Thiess Sedgman Joint Venture (TSJV) has been awarded a $145 million contract to expand the Coal Handling and Preparation Plant (CHPP) at Lake Vermont mine in central Queensland.

    The TSJV contract is to design, procure, construct and commission an expansion of the CHPP on behalf of Lake Vermont Resources Pty Limited (LVR). The mine is located about 18 kilometres north east of Dysart in Central Queensland. The upgraded CHPP is required to produce up to 4 million tonnes of additional product coal per annum, utilising LVR’s existing train load out system. The product coal, all metallurgical, will be predominately hard coking coal with the balance PCI. TSJV designed and constructed the original Lake Vermont mine CHPP, which was commissioned in March 2009. The project team completed the project on time and met all client requirements despite encountering wet weather delays. The timely completion of the project to budget and performance requirements was also significant given the strong market demands for project services experienced at the time.

    LVR operates the mine on behalf of the Lake Vermont Joint Venture, an unincorporated joint venture between Jellinbah Group (70%), Marubeni Coal Pty Limited (10%), CHR Vermont Pty Limited (10%) and Coranar (Australia) Pty Limited (10%).

    Sedgman Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director Nick Jukes said Sedgman was very pleased to secure the contract for the CHPP expansion and looks forward to working within the TSJV to deliver another successful outcome for LVR. “Sedgman is the market leader in the design, construction and operation of CHPPs. We look forward to building on our past successes at the Lake Vermont mine with the execution of a project that is on time, on budget, and achieves all our client’s objectives,” Mr Jukes said.

    Sedgman Limited (SDM) was established in 1979 and is a leading provider of mineral processing and associated infrastructure solutions to the global resources industry. Specialising in the design, construction and operation of coal handling and preparation plants (CHPPs), Sedgman is recognized internationally for its mineral processing and materials handling technologies.

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    ASX Company News: Boom Logisitcs Announces Queensland Flood Impact

    Thursday, January 13th, 2011

    Due to flooding in Queensland, Boom Logistics Limited (BOL) evacuated the following sites in Brisbane yesterday to ensure the safety of its employees allowing them to travel home safely and to secure their family homes: Boom Cranes Brisbane – Pinkenba site; and Boom Sherrin Brisbane – Eagle Farm site. These sites will remain closed today.

    Due to the location of Boom’s premises, and based on current weather guidance, it is not anticipated that equipment located on Boom’s premises will be impacted, but Management will continue to monitor this position closely.

    Whilst the mines that Boom supports in the Bowen Basin continue to operate, the limitations caused by the weather, including road permit restrictions for our vehicles and those of our customers, mean that our operations are running at 50% of normal capacity.  Based on interaction with our customers, we expect activity in the Bowen Basin to remain subdued throughout January.

    A Boom Sherrin depot is located in Toowoomba and whilst this location is secure, the depot is closed while our people support the recovery effort in the region.

    Management estimates that the severe Queensland weather in December 2010 has impacted the December result by approximately $1.2 million EBIT across Brisbane and the Bowen Basin in the crane business and the Boom Sherrin operations throughout Queensland.

    Whilst the weather was also poor in New South Wales, the financial impacts were not significant due to the location of Boom’s operations.

    Given that the weather conditions in Queensland are forecast to continue, Boom is unable to provide an estimate of the likely financial impacts of these current conditions at this time.

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    ASX Company News: Monadelphous Wins $130 million In New Construction Contracts

    Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010

    Leading engineering group Monadelphous Group Limited (MND) today announced it has secured new construction contracts and additional work with a combined value of approximately $130 million. The contracts are in the iron ore market in Western Australia and in the gold market in New South Wales.

    In Western Australia, Monadelphous has been awarded a contract with BHP Billiton Iron Ore to modify and upgrade two transfer stations as part of its expansion program at Finucane Island, Port Hedland. The company will also undertake work with China Metallurgical Group Corporation at CITIC Pacific Mining’ Sino Iron operation at Cape Preston, WA. This involves structural steel and mechanical works for the autogenous grinding mill and is expected to be completed in the second quarter of calendar year 2011.

    In NSW, Monadelphous has been awarded a structural, mechanical and piping package to upgrade and expand the existing gold processing plant, and a below-ground fabrication package, with Newcrest Mining Limited. These are part of Newcrest’ Cadia East Proj near Orange. The work is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of calendar year 2011. The latest agreements take the value of new contracts and additional work secured since June to approximately $400 million.

    “These contracts, secured on quality projects, provide us with a solid platform to build on for the 2011 financial year,”Monadelphous Managing Director Rob Velletri said. Monadelphous Group Limited is a leading Australian engineering group providing services to the resources, energy and infrastructure industry sectors. The company has a solid track record in the safe and effective delivery of complex and large-scale engineering construction projects and maintenance and industrial services for industry. The mining and energy sectors have been the major focus of Monadelphous’ work but the company is becoming increasingly diversified with growing involvement in the infrastructure sector.

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    ASX Company News: WDS Limited Secures $42 million In New Contracts

    Wednesday, November 10th, 2010

    WDS Limited (WDS) is pleased to advise that its Energy & Infrastructure Division has recently been awarded a number of contracts to a combined value of approximately $42m.

    Arrow Energy has awarded Titeline Energy (a WDS group company) an SIS drilling contract for the MGP Expansion in the Bowen Basin. The contract is for vertical production wells for a one year period with a further one year option. Titeline Energy has deployed one rig on this contract and expects to deploy a second rig early in the New Year. WDS has undertaken work for the MGP for a number of years, including drilling works, engineering, gathering system construction and compressor station installation.

    Arrow Energy has awarded WDS the fabrication package for well head skids for the MGP Expansion in the Bowen Basin. The works involve the procurement and fabrication of 29 well head skids. The works will be undertaken in WDS’ fabrication facility in south east Queensland, which has been purpose built for coal seam gas fabrication works. The works will be completed February 2011. In addition Newcrest Mining Limited has awarded WDS a supply and fabrication of piping package for their Lihir Island interim power station works.

    Thiess has awarded WDS a contract for micro-tunnelling and shaft construction works on a major infrastructure project that will deliver increased sewerage capacity for the growth area of Ipswich. The Woogaroo Trunk Sewer Main project is one of a number of infrastructure projects planned by new water retail and distribution business, Queensland Urban Utilities, to meet significant housing and population growth in South East Queensland. The project involves augmentation of a 4.7km trunk sewer main linking the satellite city of Springfield near Ipswich to treatment facilities at Goodna. The contract includes sinking 6m diameter shafts to facilitate micro-tunnelling in 1200DN and 1500DN for a total of 2,500m. Maintenance access holes will be built at each shaft. The project will begin in late 2010 for completion by mid 2012.

    WDS has recently received a number of purchase orders for coal seam gas (CSG) gathering system construction and compressor installation works for QGC Pty Limited, the Australian subsidiary of BG Group. This work continues WDS’ relationship with QGC, where WDS has since 2005 undertaken over 700km of gathering system construction and installed over 45 compressors. WDS has commenced these works and anticipates the works will be complete early in 2011. Over 100 people will be engaged on these works.

    WDS Group Managing Director Terry Chapman said WDS is very pleased to be awarded these projects. “These projects provide opportunities to continue to build WDS’ fabrication, drilling, CSG field infrastructure construction and tunnelling operations whilst delivering on our core values of safety and quality. We are pleased to continue our work for these blue chip clients.”

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    ASX Company News: Boom Logistics Secures Windfarm Contract

    Friday, October 15th, 2010

    Boom Logistics Limited (BOL), an industrial services company that provides superior crane logistics and lifting solutions to Australian industry announced that it has been awarded a contract with Suzlon Energy Australia Pty Ltd to provide crane and lifting services for the construction and delivery of the AGL Oaklands Hill Wind Farm in the Southern Grampians Shire in Western Victoria.

    Suzlon is a leading turnkey constructor, operations and maintenance service provider of grid connected wind farms in Australia. The AGL Oaklands Hill Wind Farm is owned by AGL Energy Limited (“AGL”), Australia’s largest private owner, operator and developer of renewable energy generation. AGL awarded Suzlon the turnkey engineer, procure and construct contract to deliver the 63MW wind farm.  The wind farm will be commissioned and operating by late 2011. Boom’s contribution to the project is expected to deliver $4 million in revenue over a period of 18 weeks. The project will be supported by Boom’s operators, 6 of Boom’s high capacity cranes ranging in size from 100 tonne to 750 tonne and several smaller support cranes.

    Brenden Mitchell, CEO of Boom Logistics, said: “This major wind farm construction project with Suzlon, one of the world’s leading wind power companies, is an exciting venture for Boom and reinforces our capability in this growth market.”

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