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$55 million upgrade of terminal conveyors
14 November 2011 - 870 views
SOUTH BRISBANE - Ausenco Limited (ASX Code: AAX) today announced it had secured a Create phase (EPCM) contract to manage the $55 million upgrade of terminal conveyors at the Iron Ore Company of Canada’s (IOC) port facilities in Quebec.
The project will be run out of Ausenco’s Minerals & Metals office in Montreal. Ausenco CEO Zimi Meka said the new contract built on Ausenco’s previous experience with the project, gained through the completion of the feasibility study earlier in 2011. “We have developed a good working relationship with IOC and look forward to continuing to work with the team to deliver this important project,” he said.
“This project further strengthens our Create phase pipeline, footprint in Canada and experience in the high growth commodity of iron ore. “Importantly, like many of our new Create phase contracts this year, this win has come from a project we’ve previously worked on, demonstrating our expertise, reputation for delivering and strong client relationships.”
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