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Coal mining operations at Bravus Mining and Resources’ Carmichael mine near Clermont in central Queensland.

MacKellar Group scores $2bn mine services contract

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MacKellar Group has secured a $2 billion contract to continue to provide mine services at the Carmichael coal mine near Clermont in Central Queensland.

Bravus Mining and Resources today announced the contract, running for the next five years, following a competitive tender process.

Bravus chief operating officer Mick Crowe said the business was pleased to continue its relationship with MacKellar.

"This decision secures the operational efficiency of Carmichael for today and sets a platform forgrowth in the future,” Mr Crowe said.

"It also gives the 1000 MacKellar workers. . .

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Monadelphous lands new CQ contracts

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Engineering company Monadelphous Group has bagged a trio of construction and maintenance contracts in Central Queensland.

Monadelphous has been awarded a new three-year contract with Queensland Alumina Limited to continue to provide general mechanical maintenance services at its operations in Gladstone.

The company has also secured a 10-month extension to its contract with BHP Mitsubishi Alliance for provision of dragline shutdown and maintenance services to its operations in the Bowen Basin.

And its fabrication business, SinoStruct, has secured a new four-year agreement to supply wellsite equipment to Origin Energy.

The packaged equipment is used to separate, meter. . .

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Adani passes $700m mark in Carmichael work contracts

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More than $700 million worth of contracts have been signed to date for the construction of the Carmichael mine and rail project, Adani Mining says.

The company said also more than 200 workers were on site at any given time and this would rise significantly over the coming weeks when construction of three temporary rail accommodation camps were completed, adding a further 1200 beds.

Chief executive officer Lucas Dow described the mine and rail construction sites as a hive of activity.

'Our contractors are expanding our worker’s accommodation villages and building new ones, assembling equipment, building roads and dams. . .

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