Archive for August, 2009

New Contract Win RCR Tomlinson

Tuesday, August 25th, 2009

RCR Tomlinson has award  Asphar Survey the contract to supply Conventional survey as well as 3D Laser Scanning of existing and  new modular pipe racks for the Worlsey Efficiency and Growth Project.

Please read BHP’s Decsription of the project:

Efficiency and Growth Expansion Project

The Efficiency and Growth Expansion Project will increase Worsley’s annual alumina production capacity from 3.5 to 4.6 million tonnes making its refinery near Collie one of the biggest and most efficient operations of its kind in the world.

The expansion, which was announced in May 2008, consists of a A$2.5 billion construction project to upgrade the capacity of the refinery, expand Worsley’s mining operations near Boddington and upgrade its port facilities at Bunbury. Another A$500 million will be spent on a new multi-fuel cogeneration power plant to be built at the refinery.

The refinery, mine and port construction work will be overseen by Bechtel, the Engineering, Procurement and Construction Manager. The cogeneration plant will be built and owned by the Griffin Energy. It will be operated by Worsley, which will use the steam and power it will produce in the refining process.

Up to 4000 construction jobs are expected to be created over the life of the project

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New Contract Win City of Stirling

Wednesday, August 12th, 2009

Asphar Survey is pleased to announce that we have been successful in our tender and have been a awarded a contract to supply Surveying General and Surveying Licensed consulting services to the City of  Stirling for 2 years.

 

For more information please contact us at survey@aspharsurvey.com.au

New Contract Won for MLJV BHP

Friday, August 7th, 2009

New Contract Won for MacMahon Leighton JV for the Construction of 12 Bridges for the BHP Billiton Rail Duplication

Asphar Survey is pleased to announce they have been awarded the contract to provide Survey Services to MacMahon Leighton JV for the Construction of 12 Bridges for the BHP Billiton Rail Duplication. The Project is located in the Pilbarra region of Western Australia’s  between Port Hedland and Newman extending over a 220km length of the 300km of rail duplication that has to be constructed. The Contract which Asphar Survey has won is expected to run for 12+ Months Starting from Late July 2009, MacMahon Leighton JV (MLJV) contract is for $500 million, the total cost of the RGP 5 project is expected to be valued at $7.2 Billion.

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