Clough JV wins Woodside contract

Perth-based engineering services company Clough’s joint venture with BAM International has been awarded a contract for work on Woodside Energy’s Karratha gas plant.

Under the terms of the marine installation services contract, BAM Clough will perform project management and installation engineering on two berths in Woodside’s Karratha gas plant life extension integrated marine campaign project.

Woodside’s project includes the replacement of LNG and LPG marine loading arms, gangways and dolphin fenders.

The contract has an option for Bam Clough to provide marine resources for the site works.

Clough managing director Kevin Gallagher said that the contract followed a long history of work with Woodside.

“During the 1980s, Bam Clough built Australia’s first LNG load-out jetty for the North West Shelf, and more recently completed the Train V LNG jetty expansion and the Pluto LNG jetty,” he said.

"We are delighted to see this relationship continue through the provision of brownfields services to the jetties we originally constructed,” he said.

In May, Clough won a contract for work on Perth-based Liquefied Natural Gas's Magnolia project in the US.

Bam Clough’s current and recent projects include Chevron’s Wheatstone product loading facility and tug berths, INPEX’s Ichthys LNG jetty and module offloading facility, and Fortescue Metals Group’s Anderson Point facility berth 5.