Construction company CivMec 
CVL has increased its order book by 285 million US dollars after the allocation of new contracts and extensions in New South Wales and Western Australia. The portfolio of material processing of materials for handling the company has grown with two new Shiploader projects for Port Waratah Coal Services that operate the world's largest coal export facilities in Newcastle. CivMec has also received a contract for various work at Iluka Resources. 
CITY Eneabba rarer earth, 270 kilometers north of Perth. The contract of New Shiploader CivMec for Port Waratah includes the design, manufacture, preparation, shipping and installation of a new ship loader on the coorative term and removing the existing loader. As soon as CivMec is completed, he transports the Shiploader from his Newcastle factory after Kooragang for installation with a heavy shipping ship and remove the charged charged at that time. The company expects the project to create more than 100 specialized jobs and create local opportunities for employment and subcontractors. Port Waratah Facility The system in Port Waratah includes the Terminations Carrington and Kooragang, which have a combined load capacity of 138 million tons a year. The ship loader is a critical part of the export company and representative of the continued investment of Port Waratah in the Hunter Valley region. The new contracts complement more than $ 40 million in maintenance work in CivMec in March. Renovation contract CIVMEC has also received a renovation contract to extend the operating duration of an existing Port Waratah ship. The project for the project maintenance and the company's Capital Works will carry out the work this year with the support of its manufacturing team based in Newcastle. It includes structural renovation work, replacement of mechanical components and surface treatment. Eneabba Refinery Tanks The Eneabba Raffiner Treaty includes the design and construction of field tanks and various civil concrete tasks. Eneabba, the first fully integrated facility of the country for the production of separate rare earth oxides, will establish WA as a strategic stroke for the downstream processing of rare earths. In its Henderson factory, the company will complete the work that includes the design, manufacture and construction of 30 tanks of different sizes, in its factory in Henderson, which is considered the largest heavy engineering facility in the country, and then transports the finished tanks to EneaBba for final assembly and installation according to Enabba. CivMec is also responsible for bourgeois work in Eneabba, including detailed excavations, formwork, reinforcement and the placement of over 11,000 cubic meters of concrete.
CIVMEC wins new contracts of $ 285 million for Port Waratah Coal Services and Iluka Resources – Tradingview News
