Summary:

• Civmec has secured a suite of new contracts and extensions worth more than A$400 million, to be delivered across the second half of FY26 and FY27, reinforcing a growing order book and diversifying workload across key clients and sectors​

• A major award is a significant civils package from BHP for the Port Debottlenecking Project 2 at Nelson Point, Port Hedland, covering earthworks and extensive concrete works for a sixth car dumper (CD6) that Civmec is also fabricating at its Henderson facility, plus associated conveyors and transfer stations​

• The BHP scope includes establishing a new concrete batch plant, designing and installing piling and temporary works, bulk excavation, formwork, rebar and concrete placement, shotcrete, waterproofing and a temporary dewatering and recharge system, building on an earlier steel fabrication award for ~700 tonnes of structural steel modules for PDP2​

• Civmec has also won a contract from Fortescue for construction of charger facilities and pit power infrastructure at the Eliwana and Flying Fish mines, including prefabricated DC distribution units, integrated AC chargers and modular pit substations to support the roll-out of electric excavators and drills as part of Fortescue’s decarbonisation drive​

• The group continues to grow its maintenance services business in Port Hedland and Gladstone, securing additional upkeep work that leverages its integrated service model and broad capabilities across civil, SMP, electrical and support services in major resource hubs​