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CIMIC’s UGL expands presence in Northern Territory with up to 100 new jobs

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UGL, a member of the CIMIC Group, has been awarded a contract with leading energy company Santos, which will generate up to 100 new jobs in the Northern Territory.

UGL will provide brownfields construction services for Santos’ Darwin LNG Life Extension project.

Works for this contract will commence immediately with up to 100 jobs to be generated through the life of the project.

This new contract further strengthens UGL’s presence within the Northern Territory and follows our announcement in August 2023 of a contract with the Department of Defence to provide strategic advice, planning, supply management, operations, and maintenance for the Australian Defence Force’s fuel network, which also has a presence in the Northern Territory.

UGL is committed to, and will focus on, Aboriginal engagement, local employment, local supplier capability, and providing value to the communities in which we work.

CIMIC Executive Chairman Juan Santamaria said: “UGL has a strong history of working with the world’s largest energy companies, as a leading provider of critical services to the energy sector, and we are pleased to support Santos on this project.”

UGL Managing Director Doug Moss said: “UGL is looking forward to supporting the broader community through providing opportunities for local employment and local businesses to support the project.”


About us:

UGL is a specialist end-to-end engineering, services and operations provider, with a rich history dating back to 1899 and now a market leader in many of the sectors in which it operates. Working with some of the most important companies and governments in Australia and globally, UGL helps to play a role in people’s lives every day. UGL keeps Australia moving through its transport manufacturing, maintenance and operations offering, and supports the energy sector through its renewables, power generation, resources and transmission operations. UGL is helping to shape the country through its major infrastructure projects across Australia and is preparing for the future with its new energy, Defence, telecommunications and technology expertise.


Contact details:

Mike Evans, UGL Limited, T +61 466 637 418

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