Canning Vale-based Electrical Construction and Maintenance Australia has snared two more major deals in its successful joint venture with Queensland based Goodline.
Goodline - EC&M (G-ECMJV) has secured the Stockyard SMPE package for Fortescue Metals Group's Christmas Creek expansion project in the Pilbara.
It has also been awarded a Structural, Mechanical, Piping, Electrical and Instrumentation (SMPE) package as part of the Abbot Point Coal Terminal X50 Expansion for North Queensland Bulk Ports (NQBP).
"We are very pleased to be involved in these exciting projects for NQBP and Fortescue, we are also extremely positive about the future for G-ECMJV," said joint venture spokesman Simon Higgins.
"This is a partnership that really does work and the hands on collaborative approach we take with our clients towards the success of their projects is the key," he said.
"Our Utah Point Berth Project is in full swing and with these recent awards, we have secured significant market share of over $100 million and this will be a big focus for us over the next 6 months".
Over the past 2 years Goodline and EC&M have worked together to construct the vast majority of the Fortescue Metals Group Point Anderson Port Facility in Port Hedland.
