PERTH (miningweekly.com) – ASX-listed project house Decmil has been awarded a A$26-million contract for the non-process infrastructure at mining giant Rio Tinto’s Cape Lambert port expansion.
The non-process infrastructure contract includes the design, supply, installation and commissioning of the Cape Lambert supply hub, the administration building and the engineering services building ablution block, as well as waste water treatment and treated water disposal system.
The expansion of the Cape Lambert port would increase capacity at the port to 360-million tonnes a year.
The latest contract followed the award of a A$35-million contract to Decmil for the design, supply, fabrication, transportation, construction and commissioning to support the expansion of the West Angelas iron-ore project, in May this year.