Duratec has just won two significant contracts. One in its own right and the other through its 49% owned business, DDR Australia. The DDR Australia project which is with the Department of Defence is the largest project ever awarded to DDR. To get these contract wins in perspective, the Duratec component represents about 12% of the order book and 9% of the revenue reported for FY24. That’s a decent win!
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Highlights
- Duratec secures $21.8m Energy sector project for the King Bay Supply Base (KBSB) Wharf Refurbishment, its first direct contract with Woodside Energy Ltd (Woodside)
- DDR secures $54.7m contract forming part of the Project Phoenix portfolio of work for Department of Defence (Defence) in the Northern Territory (NT)
Duratec Limited (ASX: DUR) and DDR Australia (DDR), Duratec’s 49% owned associate business, have been awarded two new significant contracts across the Energy and Defence sectors. Duratec has secured the KBSB Wharf Refurbishment Project on behalf of Woodside, while DDR has been awarded a contract with Defence to deliver a critical portfolio of work across the NT as part of the Project Phoenix portfolio of work.
• KBSB Wharf Refurbishment – Located within the Port of Dampier in Western Australia, the KBSB Project is a $21.8 million Onshore Services Contract with Woodside, that aims to extend the service life, maintain the operational efficiency, and enhance the safety and resilience of the existing wharf facility. Pre-work is anticipated to start in November 2024, with commencement on site scheduled for February 2025, and expected completion by end of 2025.
• DDR Defence Contract Award – At an overall contract value of $54.7 million, this is the largest contract awarded to DDR to date. The project’s key objectives within the portfolio of work includes, refurbishment of existing buildings, upgrade of engineering services at transmit and receive sites, construction of a new receive site, installation of new fibre optic link cables connecting transmit and receive sites, and decommissioning of high-frequency communications infrastructure. Early civil works are targeted to commence in October 2024.
The combined duration of the current works is anticipated to be 30 months. This opportunity will be delivered with regional delivery partners ensuring that local businesses benefit from the contracted works.