Golding secures contract for GLNG and QCLNG Marine Operations Terminal work
Golding Contractors has been awarded the Gladstone Liquefied Natural Gas (GLNG) and Queensland Gas Company LNG (QCLNG) Marine Operations Terminal project in Central Queensland.
The project involves the construction of a new facility at RG Tanna for the transfer of personnel and goods between Gladstone and the LNG plants on Curtis Island.
In a company statement published on the Golding LinkedIn page, Golding said "It’s an exciting opportunity, and one which reflects the efforts of our team, and our focus on delivering quality, yet cost competitive, civil services in the region."
Image courtesy of Golding Contractors. via LinkedIn
Construction on the project will commence immediately, with completion scheduled for May 2017.
Golding has previously worked on both Curtis Island sites, providing construction services to the QCLNG plant in 2010-2011 and the GLNG plant in 2011-2012.
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