Contracts

Perth-based Macmahon Holdings has struck a renegotiated contract extension with Amman Mineral for work on its Indonesian copper and gold mine but under substantially different terms.

Wangara-based construction company Ertech has secured a $128 million contract with Transport New South Wales to help deliver a regional infrastructure project.

Engineering firm Monadelphous Group has booked a suite of new work in the order of $200 million, including a sizeable contract at BHP’s Nelson Point operations.

EV Resources has penned a $25 million investment commitment with Sapphire Global Energy Fund resulting in a more than 50 per cent jump in its share price.

West Perth-based mining services company Aerison has won $100 million worth of new contracts for projects across Western Australia and South Australia.

Subiaco-based SRG Global has won $40 million worth of engineering contracts in the marine, rail and bridge sectors.

Perth-based mineral sands miner Iluka Resources has awarded two $14 million contracts to technology and chemistry company SciDev.

Mining services provider SRG Global has won $220 million worth of contracts with Northern Star Resources for work at several of its Western Australian gold operations.

The WA Mental Health Commission awarded the two charitable organisations with a tender valued at $12.6 million.

Perth-based Multiplant Holdings has won a contract with CBH Group for rail and civil construction at the cooperative's Brookton site.

Perth-based engineering and remediation company Duratec has won a $100 million contract from the Department of Defence.

Construction and engineering services provider Civmec has secured a $330 million contract for work at Rio Tinto's Paraburdoo mine site.

Crothers Construction has secured a $26 million contract to work on a proposed school development for 770 students.

Perth-headquartered mining companies Perenti and NRW Holdings have locked in contracts valued at more than $500 million.

Frankfurt-headquartered Air Liquide Engineering and Construction has won a major contract from Woodside Energy to design and manufacture liquification equipment at its proposed project in Oklahoma.

Rare earths developer Northern Minerals has appointed two Perth contractors for its proposed beneficiation plant at Browns Range in Carnarvon.

CIMIC Group subsidiary CPB Contractors has been awarded a Rio Tinto contract valued at $250 million.

Matrix Composites and Engineering is set to produce and deliver a buoyancy system valued at approximately $44 million for a major deep-water project in Brazil.

Liontown Resources is planning to operate the Kathleen Valley Lithium Project with 100 per cent renewable energy for 15 years, after signing an agreement with Zenith Energy.

Duratec and Monadelphous have both secured contracts on BHP's iron ore sites as part of a suite of new work.

GenusPlus has won a $15 million contract with Fortescue Future Industries to build a substation at the group's proposed Green Energy Manufacturing Centre in Queensland.

Woodside Energy and North West Shelf project participants have agreed to process up to three million tonnes of gas per annum from Western Gas' Equus project using Woodside infrastructure.

Mining contractor Thiess has secured a $345 million contract extension with Bayan Resources to continue its operations at the Melak Coal Mine in Indonesia.

HBF has awarded two new contracts to support medical research initiatives at the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research and Telethon Kids Institute.

CIMIC Group subsidiary UGL has secured more than $200 million in various energy and resource contracts in WA.

DUG Technology has secured contracts valued at $US24m ($A35m) five months into the financial year, setting it on track to exceed its total revenue for FY22.

Ventia has been selected for a $200 million contract for works at the Square Kilometre Array site, with the seven-year project to have a peak workforce of nearly 200.

West African Resources has awarded a contract to East Perth engineering services company Lycopodium, over works on its $430 million Kiaka gold project in Burkina Faso.

Osborne Park-based EMCO Building has been selected to build new educational facilities as part of a $47.9 million redevelopment of the Balga TAFE campus.

The state government is taking over Firm Construction’s five remaining public works contracts after the builder went into administration last week.

Technip has been picked for front-end engineering and design work at a planned 10 megawatt green hydrogen project in Northam.

Cox Architecture has been tasked with progressing the design of the $35 million Perth Cultural Centre rejuvenation project under a new contract from the state government.