Contracts

Daglish-based Oldfield Knott Architects has been chosen to design the new $26 million primary school in Hammond Park, set to open in two years' time.

The state and federal governments have stumped up an extra $50 million to keep the Swan River Bridge project alive after the cost doubled.

Veris Australia has won work on the $2.7 billion M6 motorway works in Sydney in a contract it estimates will generate up to $8 million in revenue.

Swift Networks has extended its existing contract agreement with film distributor Village Roadshow for another five years.

Subiaco-based software business K2fly has won work to roll out its resource governance solution across NYSE-listed Freeport-McMoRan’s global operations.

Swift shares were up some 23 per cent after booking a contract to install its flagship entertainment system at Roy Hill mine’s accommodation village.

EMCO Building has secured a contract to build MercyCare’s new $30 million aged care facility in Maddington, with construction expected to begin as early as April.

CIMIC subsidiary CPB Contractors has booked a $395 million contract for surface civil and alignment works for the Western Sydney Airport rail link.

WA contractors Monadelphous and Perenti both enjoyed improved revenues during the first half of the financial year, but labour and productivity constraints continue to hamper the sector.

Subiaco-based SRG Global has secured work on three goldmines, including a satellite deposit near Red 5’s Darlot operation in Western Australia.

Subiaco business FIRM Construction has been selected by the state government to redevelop Kalamunda Senior High School.

Perth engineering company Monadelphous has secured a number of new contracts and extensions, including with Woodside and South32.

Belmont-based NRW Holdings has announced a number of new contracts, including for work on the state government’s $140 million smart freeways project.

Subiaco-based SRG Global has booked a five-year contract valued at $150 million for drill and blast services at SIMEC Mining’s iron ore operations.

Henderson-based Matrix Composites and Engineering will collaborate with Fortescue Future Industries to develop equipment and materials technologies to support the business' green hydrogen plans.

Shares in marine and subsea services provider MMA Offshore have risen more than 8 per cent following the company’s announcement of a $68 million contract extension with Japan's Inpex.

Shares in recently listed mining services provider MLG Oz have risen 8 per cent after winning a new contract set to generate an additional $10 million in revenue with WA gold producer Red 5.

UGL has been selected to build the Kurri Kurri gas power plant in NSW, under a $185 million contract.

Marine infrastructure services business Maritime Constructions has been selected by the state government to improve navigation aids for boaters visiting Rottnest Island.

The Department of Health is stepping up its investment in human resources management, awarding two contracts worth a combined $220 million to Deloitte and SAP Australia.

Indigenous contractor Cundaline has secured work on a major solar and battery project in the Northern Goldfields to power BHP’s nickel mining operations.

NRW Holdings subsidiary, Golding Contractors, has extended an existing contract with SIMEC Mining for another three years.

Empired, now a wholly owned subsidiary of Capgemini Australia, has won a $59 million IT services contract with Water Corporation.

Crothers Construction has been selected to upgrade a high school in Willetton, while MACA is building a series of bridges in the South West.

Resonance Health will enter the Chinese market after being contracted by Chinese pharmaceutical company Hangzhou Zede Pharma-Tech Co.

Perth-based IT services company Cirrus Networks has landed another contract with the federal government, worth about $4.5 million.

Logistics company ASCO Australia has secured two contracts associated with the $768 million expansion of the Waitsia gas field in the Perth Basin.

The state government has selected Indigenous business CareyMC to complete upgrades at Two Rocks Marina, while BMD Constructions has been appointed to a project in the Wheatbelt.

BHP has brought on one of CIMIC Group’s subsidiaries to oversee a debottlenecking project at the miner’s Nelson Point iron ore port in Port Hedland.

Osborne Park-based Decmil Group has been selected to build a new community centre at Port Hedland, with its contract worth $18.1 million.

Adbri subsidiary Cockburn Cement has received a small extension to its contract with Alcoa of Australia, worth at least $25 million.

Belmont-based GenusPlus Group has been named preferred supplier to Australia’s first hyperscale national fibre network, with its contract worth at least $50 million.