Black Coal Mining
An underground mining services contract is set to continue as the owner prepares to expand operations in north Queensland.
A coking coal development in Central Queensland readies itself to commence construction giving way to 500 jobs which is set to double over its lifetime.
Opportunities for work across construction, transport and the supply of goods and services will be open once the project receives state approval, reports Projectory.
With 160 million tonnes to pull from a major Queensland coal mine development, contractors are being encouraged to make contact for pre-construction services.
Projectory can detail a five-year contract for full-service mining operations producing hard coking coal and pulverized coal for injection (PCI) at a Queensland mine.
Completing first dig and haulage operations a Mackay-based engineering firm will build the coal handling plant at the Carmichael Mine in Queensland.
A proposed billion-dollar coal mine is advancing through the application process with nearly 2,500 jobs on offer, reports Projectory.
A major Byerwen operator is spending $53 million in operations at a Queensland coking coal mine with a three-year contract extension – with an option to extend a further two years, reports Projectory.
Earthworks, construction and major road upgrades listed as works under a new $350 million package secured for Queensland’s Carmichael rail project, details Projectory.
With hundreds of jobs to appear on the Queensland horizon, Projectory lays out the timeframe for commencement as the large-scale project edges closer toward its next milestone.
