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Thiess wins new contract

ENGINEERING and mining services group Thiess has won a contract to build civil infrastructure and undertake initial mining operations at Wesfarmers's Curragh North coal project in Queensland.

Emily Roberts
Thiess wins new contract

The Curragh North contract is part of a $290 million capital project. Thiess will complete a range of site infrastructure support facilities, an access road from Curragh North to the existing mine, and a levee bank. Initial mine activities include construction of a haul road and mining access ramps, excavation of water storage dams and about four years of pre-strip operations.

Works will kick-off mid-November, with first coal due to be produced at the end of the first-quarter of 2005. Thiess expects to employ about 330 people on the project.

In the 2003-04 financial year, Thiess recorded revenue of $2.4 billion and its order book as at June 30, 2004, was worth $7 billion.

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