Civmec secures A$285m in new contracts across key sectors

The company says the latest wins reflect a period of increased tender activity and reinforce its focus on long-term revenue growth.

Civmec Limited has secured approximately A$285m in new contract awards and extensions, strengthening its order book across materials handling, infrastructure, and maintenance services.

The company says the latest wins reflect a period of increased tender activity and reinforce its focus on long-term revenue growth.

Among the key awards is a project for Port Waratah Coal Services, involving the design, fabrication, and installation of a new shiploader at the Kooragang Terminal in New South Wales.

The scope also includes the decommissioning and removal of the existing shiploader. Civmec expects the project to create more than 100 specialist roles and involve significant subcontractor engagement. Delivery is scheduled for 2028.

In addition, Civmec has been engaged to refurbish an existing shiploader for Port Waratah, with structural and mechanical works to be completed in 2025.

Civmec has also secured a contract to support Iluka Resources’ Eneabba rare earths refinery—Australia’s first integrated facility for producing separated rare earth oxides.

The contract includes the design and construction of 30 field-erected tanks and over 11,000m³ of civil concrete works. Completion is expected in 2026.

Separately, Civmec reported more than A$40m in new maintenance services contracts in Q3 of FY25, aligned with its expansion into Port Hedland and Gladstone to meet growing client demand.

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