Transfield services has announced it has been awarded the $200 million contract to provide maintenance and operations services to QGC’s upstream coal seam gas (CSG) assets in Queensland.

 

The contract will last for five years, with a possible two-year extension option. Transfield has announced revenue has the potential to increase through the life of the contract as project investment increases.

 

The upstream assets form part of QGC’s Curtis Liquefied Natural Gas (QCLNG) Project and include processing plants, compression stations, approximately 2,000 operational gas wells and connecting infrastructure. The contract’s scope incorporates all of these assets.

 

“This award is a direct result of our strategic focus on Queensland’s growing CSG industry,” said Transfield Services Managing Director and CEO, Graeme Hunt. “It also reflects our track record in the oil and gas sector, including the proven capability and safety record of our well servicing subsidiary Easternwell.”

 

“Importantly, the win follows shortly after the award of a construction contract with the same client, demonstrating our ability to deliver services across the full asset lifecyle – a key differentiator for our business,” said Mr Hunt. “We look forward to strengthening our partnership with QGC.”