ASX-listed Woodside Energy has granted a contract to Victorian-based optimisation solutions business Opturion to streamline its decision-making processes.
Perth-based Southern Cross Electrical Engineering Group has won a pipeline of work totaling $90 million from the likes of Rio Tinto and other major mining and construction companies.
The long-standing Western Australian contractor books a higher profit while anticipating projects in commodities both old and new will continue to provide a significant pipeline of prospects.
Persistent inflationary and labour pressures have not waned Macmahon and Perenti's positive outlook as the two mining contractors record earnings growth for the 2023 financial year.
Albemarle Corporation has appointed Compass Group to operate its $140 million Paris Grove workers village in Australind, awarding a contract worth $70 million.
Healthcare tech and services company Resonance Health has won a $6.33 million contract from a multinational pharmaceutical company, subject to clinical trial approvals.
Liontown Resources has awarded a $1 billion underground mining services contract to Byrnecut as the market waits to hear whether it’s stretched the Kathleen Valley project budget.
Construction company EMCO Building has won $23 million worth of work on the state government’s major Perth Cultural Centre redevelopment project, now tipped to be completed in 2025.
Engineering and consultancy firm Wood Australia has notched deals with oil and gas giants Woodside Energy, Shell, Beach Energy and Mitsui & Co to undertake a pipeline of work.
SRG Global will add another Elizabeth Quay project to its portfolio after being awarded a $25 million contract for work on Multiplex's Nine The Esplanade project.
Adbri subsidiary Cockburn Cement has awarded SIMPEC a $105 million contract for work on its Kwinana plant expansion, which has been estimated to cost up to $420 million.
CIMIC Group's UGL has won $600 million of work in WA, with more than half coming from the largest contract awarded by Albemarle Corporation in Australia.
Calls for greater transparency are growing after analysis shows Australia's biggest four consultancy firms raked in billions of dollars from Defence contracts.
Victoria Park-based contractor Monadelphous plans to vigorously defend claims from Queensland-based utilities provider UnityWater relating to a contract going back to 2016.
Port of Esperance has signed a 10-year licence agreement with Esperance-based Mackenzie Marine and Towage to operate tug services at the southern port.
The lithium hopeful has recruited Qube Holdings to transport spodumene concentrate from Kathleen Valley to the Port of Geraldton ahead of anticipated first production in mid-2024.
Engineering services firm SRG Global has secured a $30 million contract with property developer Lendlease Group to deliver works at a hospital in Victoria.
Leo Lithium has awarded mining services provider Corica Mali a contract valued at about $520 million to deliver services at its Mali-based Goulamina Lithium Project.
Broad Construction Services has won a contract from the state government to redevelop facilities at Kalamunda Senior High School, a project previously handled by FIRM Construction.
FYI Resources has appointed Control and Thermal Engineering to conduct work on a proposed high-purity alumina plant in Kwinana, after major partner Alcoa withdrew from the project.
Leonora company Tulli Resources has secured $16 million worth of work with BHP Nickel West, the biggest contract the mining giant has awarded to an Indigenous business.
Civil engineering and construction contractor Decmil Group has received a limited notice of award for road infrastructure works for Covalent Lithium’s Mount Holland project.
Mining giant BHP has awarded an $8 million contract to car hire company Cedrent Enterprises, partly owned by the Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation in the Pilbara.
NRW Holdings has won a major $973 million contract to construct a processing plant under Northern Star Resources’ expansion plan for its Super Pit in Kalgoorlie.
