Civmec lands over $506m in new contracts, extensions

This also includes works from Luerssen Australia.

Civmec Limited has secured more than $506m (A$600m) in new contracts and extensions, including the addition of remaining work from the SEA1180 program following its acquisition of Luerssen Australia.

The company will now work towards the completion of the remaining Offshore Patrol Vessels.

Amongst the newly awarded contracts is a major work for Rio Tinto at its Cape Lambert Port A facility, involving upgrades to two stackers, two reclaimers, and two shiploaders.

The work will support the introduction of higher-density ore types and will be carried out by Civmec’s maintenance division.

This scope includes procurement, fabrication, structural, mechanical, and piping (SMP), and electrical and instrumentation (E&I) works.

Fabrication will be undertaken at Civmec’s Henderson manufacturing facility, with installation delivered progressively across eight planned shutdowns throughout 2026.

Civmec will also handle the installation of civils and SMPE&I for Fortescue’s Christmas Creek Green Iron Project, part of the company’s push to produce “green” metal. Production at the site is expected to begin in FY2026.

That job includes site establishment for temporary facilities, civil and concrete works, structural steel fabrication and installation, mechanical works, and electrical and instrumentation works.

Separately, a consortium involving Civmec, Seymour Whyte, and Aurecon has been named the preferred bidder by the WA Government to lead planning and design for the Perth Sporting and Entertainment Precinct Project.

The initial phase is expected to be completed by the end of 2025. If approved, the consortium would also oversee the full buildout starting in early 2026.

Civmec has so far only recognised the value associated with the planning and design stage of the project within its order book.

($1 = A$1.19)