A contract to build a Compensated Tension Lift Frame (CTLF) for use on the Gorgon gas project has been won by ICON Engineering.
The unit will be assembled in Perth and many of the componenents will be sourced from Australian suppliers.
The contract is worth $5.5 million.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Monday, January 17, 2011
Gorgon gas project delayed
The Gorgon gas project is suffering from construction delays. The delays have already affected Australian contractor AJ Lucas who has warned its first half profits were likely to drop. AJ Lucas is contracted to provide shore crossings to link the upstream facilities for the Gorgon gas project to the onshore infrastructure on Barrow Island.
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Monday, December 20, 2010
Clough wins $300m Gorgon contract
Clough Ltd has won a $300 million contract for work on the Gorgon gas project in Western Australia.
"The work involves the transportation and installation of approximately 90km of 50cm pipeline, both offshore and onshore, from Barrow Island to the Dampier Bunbury Natural Gas Pipeline," Clough said.
Clough said engineering and procurement would commence immediately. Site work is expected to start and finish in 2012.
"The work involves the transportation and installation of approximately 90km of 50cm pipeline, both offshore and onshore, from Barrow Island to the Dampier Bunbury Natural Gas Pipeline," Clough said.
Clough said engineering and procurement would commence immediately. Site work is expected to start and finish in 2012.
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Gorgon distributing $9 billion of work to Australian firms
The Gorgon gas project has delivered around $9 billion in work to Australian firms so far. Most of the work has been given to WA companies. There are currently around 85 boats and ships around Barrow Island involved with the construction of the Gorgon gas project.
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Gorgon to be checked by KPMG
Chevron has appointed forensic accountants from KPMG to help avoid cost overruns on the Gorgon gas project. The accountants will look through invoices from contractors and sub-contractors to ensure that Chevron is not being overcharged. Chevron has awarded $24 billion worth of Gorgon contracts in the last year.
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Leighton wins Gorgon contract
A subsidiary of Leighton has won a massive contract to deliver civil and underground works on the Gorgon gas project. The $800m contract is in addition to the company's current Gorgon work which include a jetty and marine structures.
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Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Mermaid Marine secures Gorgon contract
Mermaid Marine has secured a shipping contract for the Gorgon gas project. The 3-year contract is worth more than $80 million and includes the provision of a towing tug, barge and landing craft. The barge will be uses to transport fuel from the mainland to the Gorgon site.
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