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ASX Company News: Leighton To Build Prison

Thursday, October 18th, 2012

The Assure Partners Consortium, which includes John Holland, Pindan, Capella Capital and Honeywell, has been appointed as the Preferred Respondent to design, construct and maintain the Eastern Goldfields Regional Prison replacement. The $232 million project involves construction of a new state-of-the art 350 bed prison at Kalgoorlie that will cater for both genders across all security ratings.

John Holland Group Managing Director, Glenn Palin, said: “The appointment of Assure Partners as the Preferred Respondent demonstrates our strength in and commitment to the social infrastructure sector.” “Social infrastructure is one of John Holland’s core competency areas, with our capacity ranging from educational facilities and correctional facilities to hospitals.” “In a first for the region, the new prison will be designed to engage Aboriginal prisoners in culturally appropriate programs and courses.” General Manager, John Holland Western Region, Adam Harry said: “The appointment as preferred respondent further reinforces our position as a major contributor to the State’s economy in the delivery of both metropolitan and regional projects, and we are very pleased to extend our regional presence to now include the Goldfields.”

“John Holland is currently delivering projects across Western Australia, including both in the Pilbara and Kimberley to the north and as far as Albany and Esperance to the south. We are a significant contributor to the local economies in these regions, engaging with local subcontractors and suppliers in the delivery of these significant projects.” The design phase of the project will commence in January 2013, with construction anticipated for completion by the fourth quarter of 2015.

John Holland, a wholly owned subsidiary of Leighton Holdings Limited (LEI), is one of Australia’s leading engineering, contracting and services providers to the infrastructure, energy and resources and transport services sectors. Operating across Australia and in New Zealand, South East Asia and the Middle East, John Holland’s business is driven by its collaborative approach to project delivery and its diversity of skills and capabilities. John Holland’s experience covers a wide range of contracting and services capabilities, from tunnelling, communications, building and civil construction solutions in the infrastructure sector to the delivery of major water and environment, energy, mining and minerals and industrial projects in the energy and resources sector. John Holland is also a leading provider of services to the transport sector, with industry leading skills in railway construction, operations and maintenance, aviation services and ports infrastructure and maintenance.

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ASX Company News: Leighton Secures $200 million Coal Mining Contract

Friday, May 18th, 2012

John Holland,  a subsidiary of Leighton (LEI),   has signed a memorandum of understanding with Isaac Plains Coal Management to negotiate final contract terms on a one-year mining services contract extension, and begin negotiations on an additional three year agreement. The final one-year contract will be valued at approximately $200 million and commence in July 2012. Under the agreement, John Holland will work with Isaac Plains Coal Management to finalise final contract terms and scope of work for a full service mining operations contract for work at the Isaac Plains Open Cut Coal Mine in Queensland. John Holland’s scope of work will include clearing, topsoil stripping, drill and blast, truck excavator waste removal, coal mining, rejects haulage, dump profiling and rehabilitation works. Approximately 3.6 million ROM tonnes of coal will be moved and pass through the mine over the next 12 months.

John Holland Group Managing Director, Glenn Palin, said the award reflects the diversity of John Holland’s skills across the energy and resources sector. “This agreement provides an opportunity to further develop our mining skills and capabilities, which complement our broader skills in energy and resources, including our specialist engineering capabilities in ports construction and in the delivery of large-scale materials handling infrastructure,” he said. “Our long-term strategy is to use these skills, along with our capabilities as an operator and maintainer of major transport networks, to develop and deliver fully integrated mine operations to port services for our clients.”

John Holland commenced operations at Isaac Plains Coal Mine under an interim agreement in October 2009. The new contract will be finalised in the coming months, with the agreed terms applying to the scope of works delivered from July 2012. John Holland, a wholly owned subsidiary of Leighton Holdings Limited (LEI), is one of Australia’s leading engineering, contracting and services providers to the infrastructure, energy and resources and transport services sectors. Operating across Australia and in New Zealand, South East Asia and the Middle East, John Holland’s business is driven by its collaborative approach to project delivery and its diversity of skills and capabilities.

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ASX Company News: Macmahon Holidngs Awarded LNG Civil Works Contract

Friday, March 16th, 2012

Macmahon Holdings Ltd (MAH), in a 50:50 joint venture with John Holland, a subsidiary of Leighton (LEI), has been awarded the contract for site development civil works for the onshore facilities for the Ichthys LNG Project near Darwin. The contract, worth $340 million, consists primarily of earthworks, drainage and ground improvement works for the establishment of the landmark Ichthys LNG Project. The Macmahon John Holland Joint Venture was awarded the contract by the EPC contractor JKC Joint Venture (JGC Corporation, KBR, Chiyoda Corporation), following the final investment decision for the project by Ichthys joint venture participants INPEX (Operator) and Total on January 13, 2012.

The site development works, will see the Macmahon John Holland Joint Venture undertake all the civil construction works to deliver the finished earthwork levels for the LNG plant and associated facilities. The works include access roads, earthworks, drainage and ground improvement. Early works on the project will commence almost immediately with site works starting in early April 2012.

Macmahon Chief Executive Officer Nick Bowen said the Ichthys LNG Project is a key driver of the Northern Territory’s economic future and Macmahon would again help deliver essential infrastructure to help capitalise on this opportunity. “Macmahon’s extensive connection to the Northern Territory was an important part of our success in securing this project,” Mr Bowen said. “The Ichthys LNG Project win reinforces Macmahon’s strong reputation of being at the forefront of major infrastructure establishment for resources projects across Australia. “Our locally based team and long-term presence in Darwin eliminate the need for a construction camp and directly support the client’s desire to maximise the use of Australian products and services,” he said. “Key project management positions have already been filled and the timely completion of other projects will enable staff to transfer across as this project ramps up.”

The Ichthys LNG Project is a joint venture between INPEX (76%, the operator) and Total (24%). Gas from the Ichthys Field, in the Browse Basin approximately 200 kilometres offshore of Western Australia, will undergo preliminary processing offshore to remove water and extract condensate. The gas will then be exported to onshore processing facilities in Darwin via an 889km subsea pipeline.

Macmahon is a leading Australian contract mining and construction company with major projects throughout Australia, in New Zealand, Asia, Mongolia and Africa. An ASX/S&P 200 company, Macmahon has played a major role in the delivery of many of Australia’s largest multi-disciplinary mining and construction projects throughout its 48 year history. Directly employing more than 4500 people, Macmahon offers the full range of underground and surface mining services and comprehensive construction capabilities spanning transport, marine, water and resource infrastructure services. With a commitment to providing end to end services, Macmahon’s reputation for outstanding teamwork, integrity and commitment to the environment is underpinned by the company’s core value – safety.

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ASX Company News: Leighton To Build New Rail Line in Hong Kong

Friday, May 20th, 2011

The MTR Corporation has appointed Leighton Asia (LEI) to deliver two major contracts for the construction of the South Island Line (East) rail project worth a total of approximately A$547 million. One of the contracts is awarded to a joint venture between Leighton Asia and John Holland Pty Limited, which expects revenues of approximately A$101 million from its share. The South Island Line (East) will be a medium-capacity railway covering approximately 7 kilometres from Admiralty Station to South Horizons Station with intermediate stations at Ocean Park, Wong Chuk Hang and Lei Tung. Spanning many different civil engineering disciplines, the contracts require Leighton Asia to construct 2 kilometres of viaduct that will form the above-ground section of the railway, a 115-metre long Aberdeen Channel railway bridge, 1.1 kilometres of tunnels, two elevated stations at Ocean Park and Wong Chuk Hang, two underground stations at Lei Tung and South Horizons and related plant and ventilation buildings. Cut-and-cover construction methods and drilling and blasting will be used for tunnelling works. When completed, the South Island Line (East) will provide fast and reliable railway service for communities in the south of Hong Kong Island and help ease traffic congestion at critical bottlenecks like Aberdeen Tunnel and the central business district. Construction works are scheduled to begin in May 2011, with an expected completion date in 2015.

“Leighton Asia has built a solid track record in rail infrastructure in Hong Kong over some three decades with a number of significant projects, including key sections of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link. Our significant rail and tunnelling experience makes us well suited to successfully deliver this project and we are pleased to be able to work with the MTR Corporation again,” Leighton Asia Managing Director Hamish Tyrwhitt said.

Leighton Asia is part of the Leighton Group, Australia’s largest project development and contracting group with annual revenues exceeding US$16.5 billion. Leighton Asia has been operating in Asia for over 35 years. Based in Hong Kong, the company also operates in Macau, China, Mongolia, Taiwan, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei. Focused on success and with a unique combination of local knowledge and international experience, Leighton Asia is the region’s international contractor of choice.

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ASX Company News: Leighton Secures $150 million Gladstone LNG Facility

Thursday, March 24th, 2011

John Holland, a subsidiary of Leighton (LEI), has been awarded a $150 million subcontract for the construction for the construction of marine offloading facilities as part of Gladstone LNG’s proposed Curtis Island LNG facility. Under the subcontract, to be delivered for EPC contractor Betchel Australia Pty Ltd, John Holland will design and construct a new ferry berth, a roll on/ roll off berth, load on/ load off berth and a bulk aggregate unloading berth. Included in the contract scope are the engineering, design, procurement, supply, fabrication, transportation, erection and installation works necessary to complete the new marine facilities.

John Holland’s Group Managing Director, Glenn Palin, said: “This project will draw on our industry leading capabilities in this area, underpinning our strategic push into the LNG sector. Executive General Manager of John Holland’s Energy & Resources businesses, Brenden Petersen, said:” The marine offloading facilities are an integral part of the GLNG project. The timely completion of this facility is critical to the overall success of the GLNG project. We are proud to be entrusted to deliver this important component as it highlights our capability to undertake complex and critical infrastructure in the energy and resources sector.”

The contract builds on John Holland’s recent success in the energy and resources and minerals sector, following a recent FEED contract win for Woodside Energy’s Browse LNG development in Western Australia and the ongoing delivery of Apache Energy’s Devil Creek onshore gas plant.

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ASX Company News: Leighton Secures Perth City Rail Link Project

Thursday, March 3rd, 2011

John Holland, a subsidiary of Leighton (LEI) in an alliance with GHD and the Public Transport Authority (PTA), has been appointed to deliver the $360 million Perth City Link rail project in the Perth CBD. John Holland expects revenues of $310 million from its share in the alliance.

The project involves sinking the Fremantle Line between William Street and Lake Street/King Street to reconnect the CBD with Northbridge and create new land for redevelopment. As part of the works, John Holland will also upgrade Perth Station.

John Holland Group Managing Director, Glenn Palin, said: “Our significant civil construction experience in Perth, along with our experience delivering major works in dense urban environments, places us well to successfully deliver this project. We welcome the opportunity to again work with the Public Transport Authority of Western Australia.”

General Manager of John Holland’s Western Region, Adam Harry, said: “John Holland’s ability to provide a vertically integrated approach to the delivery of this project, combining the local knowledge of our civil engineering business with our specialist rail and tunnelling businesses,  provides significant advantage in the  understanding and management of interface issues. Our longstanding relationship in delivering projects for the PTA means we understand the importance of maintaining operation of transport services during delivery of this project.”

The overall Perth City Link project, which this rail project is a key enabling component, will provide the Western Australian economy with significant social and economic benefits, as resources, materials and labour will be drawn from within the state. The Perth City Link project is expected to attract more than $3 billion of private investment in the local economy, including for the additional construction of residential, commercial and retail space.

Planning and design works will begin immediately and construction is scheduled to commence later this year, with completion expected in 2014.

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ASX Company News: Miclyn Express Offshore Secures Work For Three Vessels

Saturday, February 19th, 2011

Miclyn Express Offshore Limited’s (MIO) Australian Joint Venture, Samson Express Offshore, has secured a contract for three vessels with John Holland Pty Ltd in relation to port expansion at Cape Lambert in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.

The contract will utilise one Tug, one Barge, and one Crew Transfer Vessel. Samson will charter in the Crew Transfer Vessel from a third party, and the barge from MIO. The vessels will commence work in February 2011 for a firm contract period of 12 months, with extension options in place. Total value of the firm contracts is estimated at A$6.5 million.

The Gorgon Project is operated by an Australian subsidiary of Chevron and is a joint venture of the Australian subsidiaries of Chevron (approximately 47 percent), ExxonMobil (25 percent) and Shell (25 percent), Osaka Gas (1.25 percent), Tokyo Gas (one percent) and Chubu Electric Power (0.417 percent). These contracts are another step towards increasing MIO’s Australian content in line with the Company’s geographical growth strategy.

Miclyn Express Offshore is a leading provider of service vessels to the expanding offshore oil and gas industry, across South-East Asia, Australia and the Middle East. The Group charters a diverse range of OSVs, Crew/Utility Vessels, Tugs, Barges and Coastal Survey Vessels to a wide range of customers operating across all phases of the offshore oil and gas cycle, namely exploration, development and production, as well as the offshore civil construction industry. The Group operates a vertically integrated business model through its vessel chartering and shipyard businesses. The shipyard provides in- house vessel newbuilding, conversion, repair and maintenance services, as well as third party vessel conversion, repair and maintenance services when spare capacity exists.

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ASX Company News: John Holland To Manage Country Rail

Sunday, December 5th, 2010

John Holland, a subsidiary of Leighton has announced it has been selected as the Preferred Proponent for the management of the Country Regional Network (CRN) by the NSW Government’s Country Rail Infrastructure Authority. John Holland expects revenue of approximately $1.5 billion over the next 10 years under the agreement, which will be concluded on 17 December.

The contract involves the operation, management, maintenance and upgrade of country railway lines across NSW, including 2,700 kilometres of operational freight and passenger lines and 3,100 kilometres of non-operational lines. John Holland will deliver the full scope of railway asset management services under the contract, including network operations, signalling, structures and major periodic maintenance. The 10 year CRN contract will commence in the field late in 2011 and will run through 2021. A directly employed John Holland workforce in excess of 400 will be created to deliver the full scope of works.

John Holland’s Group Managing Director, Glenn Palin, said: “This contract represents a strategic expansion into railway asset maintenance and is the first part of our broader push toward the establishment of a comprehensive transport asset maintenance business across a range of infrastructure and transport classes.” Executive General Manager of John Holland’s Rail business, Karl Mociak, said: “In addition to being Australia’s largest rail construction contractor, the CRN contract now establishes John Holland as Australia’s largest private railway asset management company.” He continued, “The    further development of our systems and expertise in railway asset management through this contract will provide a foundation on which to broaden our service offering to include train operation and control services, wh ich will b e offered to private and public sector clients across Australia and abroad.”

John Holland, which is wholly owned by Leighton Holdings Limited is one of Australia’s leading and most diversified contracting, engineering and services providers. Operating across Australia, John Holland’s business is driven by its unique delivery model, combining national specialist skills with strong regional civil construction and building businesses.

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ASX Company News: Leighton Subsidiary Secures $348 million Mining Contract

Friday, October 8th, 2010

John Holland, a subsidiary of Leighton (LEI)  has been awarded a $348 million contract for the provision of mining services to the ‘Plains’ pit of the Jellinbah Coal Mine. Mining production under the four year agreement with Jellinbah Mining Pty Ltd will commence in April 2011, with early engagement beginning immediately to ensure a smooth transition of services. The contract will include mine planning and design at the ‘Plains’ pit of Jellinbah Coal Mine, located two hours west of Rockhampton in Central Queensland. Drill and blast, overburden removal, coal mining, coal quality management, coal crushing, pit water management and environmental reporting services will also be delivered as part of the contract. Mobilisation of equipment to site is expected to be completed in April 2011.

John Holland’s Group Managing Director, Glenn Palin, said: “Mining continues to be a growth area for John Holland, with rising overseas demand for coal and other minerals driving investment in new resources projects across Australia. With the acquisition of new plant and equipment and the ongoing refinement of our mining service capabilities, we look forward to continued expansion in this area of our business.” General Manager of John Holland’s Mining business, Russell Cuttler, said: “Today’s award presents a fantastic opportunity for John Holland to continue its push into the Queensland mining sector.”

John Holland is one of Australia’s leading and most diversified contracting, engineering and services providers. Operating across Australia, John Holland’s business is driven by its unique delivery model, combining national specialist skills with strong regional civil construction and building businesses.

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ASX Company News: Leighton Subsidiary Secures $276 million Port Project

Tuesday, September 14th, 2010

John Holland, a subsidiary of Leighton (LEI) announced it has been awarded a $276 million marine contract which forms part of the early works for Rio Tinto’s Cape Lambert Port B Project in Western Australia’s north-west. The contract package involves the construction of a 920-metre jetty and two-berth wharf, new shiploading facilities and associated piping works. The project, to be delivered as a collaboration between John Holland’s Energy & Resources and Western Region businesses, will increase capacity at the Cape Lambert port by 50 million tonnes per annum. The new port will be located at the Cape Lambert iron ore facility at Port Walcott, approximately 40 kilometres east of Karratha in Western Australia. Construction will commence immediately with completion expected late in 2012.

John Holland’s Group Managing Director, Glenn Palin, said: “Today’s announcement builds on our extensive experience delivering marine extension works in the resources sector. In bringing together the specialist skills of our Energy & Resources business with the civil construction skills of our Western Region business, the contract highlights the value of our internal collaborative model for clients looking to develop large and complex construction projects.” General Manager of John Holland’s Energy & Resources business, Brendan Petersen, said the contract win consolidates John Holland’s existing relationship with Rio Tinto. “We are encouraged by Rio Tinto’s commitment to invest additional capital into the development of projects in the Australian resources sector and look forward to further strengthening our well established relationship with them over the next few years.”

John Holland is one of Australia’s leading and most diversified contracting, engineering and services providers. Operating across Australia, John Holland’s business is driven by its unique delivery model, combining national specialist skills with strong regional civil construction and building businesses.

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