Monadelphous Group has recently secured a number of contracts with a combined value of $120 million from various clients, including Fortescue Metals Group, BHP Billiton and Chevron.
Fortescue Metals has awarded two new contracts to Monadelphous and the scope of works will include:
- A three-year contract for fixed plant maintenance crane services at the Solomon hub in the Pilbara
- Provisions for abrasive blasting cleaning and relining of approximately 900 carbon steel ore wagons for The Pilbara Infrastructure – a subsidiary of Fortescue Metals Group
Monadelphous’ contract from BHP Billiton is for upgrade works to a water treatment plant, providing the potable water supply, treatment and distribution system at BHP’s Iron Ore Mining Area C operations located in the north-west of Western Australia.
Under Monadelphous’ contract with Chevron Australia, the former will be providing facilities maintenance services at the Wheatstone LNG Project near Onslow in Western Australia for a duration of 12 months – this comes with two other one-year options under the existing agreement with Chevron.
Monadelphous has also secured a contract with Brolton Group at the Hanson Brass Point Quarry Project located at Shellharbour in New South Wales. Their scope of works will include the supply, fabrication, pre-assembly as well as delivery of structural steel, conveyers and plate work.
“With the award of these contracts we are continuing to build on key customer relationships and expanding our services to new customers. We are particularly pleased with the award of the new crane services contract which is in line with our strategy of extending our service offering to core markets and we look forward to developing our relationship with Fortescue Metals Group,” said Monadelphous Managing Director Rob Velletri.
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Source: Monadelphous and Business News WA
