Transfield Services (TSE) announced that it has been awarded a combined A$132 million worth of work across its Australian operations. The contracts include: a new five-year contract with QGC to service its Surat Basin coal seam gas assets in southern and central Queensland. The first contract under this agreement is the refurbishment of 191 well-site processing units, including de-commissioning, replacement and re-commissioning of vessels, pipe work, electrical and control instrumentation. A new two-year A$8 million contract awarded to Transfield Services subsidiary, Easternwell, for well servicing at Arrow Energy’s coal seam gas operations in the Darling Downs region in Queensland. A $50 million agreement with Qenos to conduct major shutdowns at its Altona and Botany manufacturing sites during 2012 and 2013.
A new agreement with Jan De Nul to undertake mechanical trades for dredging activities in North Western Australia. A new agreement with Toowoomba Regional Council in Queensland to construct wastewater treatment infrastructure. The contract, secured as part of a joint venture with Monadelphous, includes the construction of new sewage pump stations, pressure and gravity sewer mains, and a sludge clarifier at the Mt Kynoch Water Treatment Plant.
“These contracts continue our momentum of new business wins across our resources and energy, and infrastructure businesses,” said Transfield Services Managing Director and CEO, Peter Goode. “The two new coal seam gas contracts in Queensland give us a strategic foothold in this key industry.”
Transfield Services delivers essential services to key industries in the resources and industrial, property and infrastructure sectors. A leading global provider of operations, maintenance, and asset and project management services, Transfield Services has more than 27,000 employees in Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, India, Malaysia, Chile and New Caledonia.



