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CIMIC’s UGL awarded $150m in new and extended contracts in Western Australia

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CIMIC Group company UGL has been awarded several new contracts and contract extensions with existing clients in Western Australia.

In total, the contracts will provide approximately $150 million in revenue for UGL across multiple years.

The contracts include:

  • An 11-month contract extension for the supply of services to Alcoa’s mining and refining operations in Western Australia for the continued management and execution of mechanical, electrical, and access services for maintenance work.
  • A contract with Chevron Australia for construction services, supporting the installation of modules, equipment, structure, piping, and electrical and instrumentation works.
  • A two-year contract extension on the supply of maintenance, tank turn around and construction services to bp at the Kwinana Energy Hub.
  • A one-year extension of a non-binding Framework Agreement with Woodside Energy Global through UGL company IAS Group, to provide ultra-high-pressure water cleaning, surface preparation and coating, cladding and insulation, and technical services.

CIMIC Group Executive Chairman Juan Santamaría said: “We take pride in being a major employer in Western Australia, and in using our experience in maintenance, project and shutdown services to work with energy suppliers as they deliver resources across the country.”

UGL Managing Director Doug Moss said: “We are pleased to continue our longstanding relationships with our clients in Western Australia. Through these contract awards and contract extensions UGL continues to provide a safe, reliable and quality outcome for these important projects.”


 


About us:

CIMIC Group is an engineering-led services, construction and natural resources leader with a history dating back to 1899. Powered by 39,000 people, and pioneering technology and engineering, we deliver high-value and sustainable solutions across the lifecycle of assets, infrastructure and resources projects in around 20 countries. CIMIC Group comprises our engineering and construction businesses CPB Contractors and Leighton Asia, our integrated solutions providers UGL and Sedgman, our natural resources company Thiess (60% ownership), and our development and investment arm Pacific Partnerships – all supported by our in-house engineering consultancy EIC Activities. Our mission is to generate sustainable returns by delivering innovative and competitive solutions for clients and safe, fulfilling careers for our people. We strive to be known for our principles of Integrity, Accountability, Innovation and Delivery, underpinned by Safety.


Contact details:

Ms Fiona Tyndall, Communications T+61 2 9925 6188

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