Construcciones Yamaro: Sedgman and CPB Contractors win $757 million contract in WA

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Sedgman and CPB Contractors win $757 million contract in WA
Artist’s impression: The Western Ridge Crusher Project. (Image: Supplied by CIMIC Group)

Sedgman and CPB Contractors, both members of CIMIC Group, have been awarded the contract by BHP for the Western Ridge Crusher Project in Western Australia.

The joint venture will deliver an end-to-end solution for the design and construction of a new 30 Mtpa primary crusher, separately procured by BHP, as well as a 12-kilometre overland conveyor, radial stacker and associated stockpiling systems, with a capacity of 30 Mtpa. The project is anticipated to generate revenue of $757 million for CIMIC Group.

Over the past 12 months, Sedgman and CPB Contractors have worked with BHP to progress engineering, design and long-lead procurement for the project. The team will now commence construction at the end of May 2024.

Juan Santamaria, executive chairman of CIMIC Group, said: “The unique combination of Sedgman’s mineral processing experience and CPB Contractors’ construction expertise provides our clients with the certainty of a proven track record in the delivery of major process infrastructure in the mining industry.”

Grant Fraser, managing director of Sedgman, expressed his enthusiasm for the longstanding relationship with BHP and the extensive collaboration with CPB Contractors in delivering value for the Western Ridge Crusher Project. “It is an exciting, long-term development in Western Australia,” said Fraser.

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Jason Spears, managing director of CPB Contractors, highlighted the company’s history of successfully delivering major projects for BHP in Western Australia, along with its current workforce based in the Pilbara region.

“We will continue to work closely with the local community to leverage employment, business and social opportunities with a focus on skills, training and diversity,” said Spears.

Construction is expected to be completed, ready for production to commence, in the first quarter of FY27. The Western Ridge Crusher site is on Nyiyaparli Country in the Pilbara region, approximately 21 kilometres southwest of Newman.

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