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26.03.2019 (2583 Clicks)

Agreement with Kalium Lakes: K+S secures Access to Potassium Sulfate in Australia

• Agreement to purchase up to 90,000 tonnes of potassium sulfate a year possibly starting 2021
• Distribution of specialty fertilizer planned in Australia, Asia and Oceania
• Agreement supports Shaping 2030 Group strategy

23.03.2019 (3536 Clicks)

Vale informs on the Extraordinary Independent Consulting Committee for Dam Safety

Engineer Pedro Repetto was integrated to the Committee

23.03.2019 (4130 Clicks)

Cimic´s UGL secures Karratha Gas Plant Contract

Cimic Group company UGL, as part of a joint venture, has been awarded a new contract for services on the Woodside Energy Limited operated Karratha Gas Plant (KGP).

The new contract works will generate additional revenue to UGL of approximately $190 million, and includes two further multi-year extension options. UGL has provided services at the plant since 2015.

The joint venture, between UGL and Cape, will provide brownfields implementation services including planning and execution of work scope for mechanical, electrical and instrumentation, access, fire protection application, blasting and painting, cladding and insulation.

Cimic Group Chief Executive Officer Michael Wright said: “Securing this contract reflects UGL’s depth of experience in industrial maintenance and asset management, and Cimic Group’s commitment to our longstanding relationship with Woodside Energy.”

UGL Managing Director Jason Spears said: “UGL is pleased to have secured this extension and we look forward to continuing to support Woodside in delivering safe and innovative services on this extensive project.”

Located 1,260 km north of Perth, Western Australia the KGP plant includes five LNG processing trains, two domestic gas trains, six condensate stabilisation units, three LPG fractionation units as well as storage and loading facilities for LNG, LPG and condensate. The plant has the capacity to produce 12,000 tonnes of domestic gas per day.

Source: Hochtief AG

                     

23.03.2019 (2723 Clicks)

Vale Updates on Barão de Cocais Dam in Brazil

On Friday (22/3), Vale launched the protocol to initiate level 3 of the Mining Dams Emergency Action Plan (PAEBM) for the Sul Superior Dam at the Gongo Soco mine, in Barão de Cocais (MG), Brazil.

23.03.2019 (3890 Clicks)

Strabag: Financial Close of its project “Autopista al Mar 1” in Colombia completed

• USD 713 million project financing
• Seven international and one national bank are participating in the transaction

21.03.2019 (3408 Clicks)

bauma 2019: Continental makes Drivers’ Cabs digital – and Machine Operator’s Lives a whole lot easier“

• World premiere – the digital generation of the ProViu 360 camera system increases driver comfort and safety in construction and mining vehicles
• Displays for every need – bright, rugged and in three different sizes
• The modular driver’s workplace (mDWP) gives drivers the right information at exactly the right time

19.03.2019 (2678 Clicks)

Milestone for hard Rock Tunnelling: Final double Breakthrough Follo Line in Norway

The construction of Norway's longest railway tunnel marked a breakthrough for the use of tunnel boring machines in hard rock tunnelling. In Scandinavia long rail tunnels have hitherto been drilled and blasted rather than bored. In the Follo Line Project, the tunnel boring machines made a convincing case for themselves all the way through the extremely hard Norwegian rock. Four tunnel boring machines (TBMs) by Herrenknecht worked simultaneously to excavate the main part of two 20-kilometer railway tunnels between Oslo and Ski. On February 26, 2019, the final double breakthrough of the Double Shield TBMs 'Anna' and 'Magda' successfully completed the challenging mission and drew a spectacular close.

18.03.2019 (4011 Clicks)

Cimic's Thiess wins Contract in Botswana

Cimic Group’s global mining services provider, Thiess, through Majwe Mining Joint Venture (Majwe), has secured a A$1.7 billion contract at Debswana Diamond Company’s Jwaneng Mine Cut 9 project in Botswana.

14.03.2019 (3713 Clicks)

Rail Museum turns Spotlight on Role of Fugro’s geotechnical Expertise in HS2

Soil samples in the laboratory may seem a world apart from the gleaming high tech of the high speed train. Yet both share the spotlight in a current exhibition at the National Railway Museum in York giving a rare insight into the role of testing and prototyping in pushing the boundaries of rail engineering.

14.03.2019 (3319 Clicks)

Robbins EPB and Conveyors complete complex Lot 5 at Emisor Oriente in Mexico

Powerful TBM proves itself in both soft ground and hard rock