Ezra Holdings subsea services division EMAS AMC has secured a subsea construction contract worth more than A$130m ($105m) to support Apache Energy’s Julimar development project, offshore Australia.

The deal requires EMAS to provide project management, engineering, transportation and subsea installation of an electro-hydraulic steel tube umbilical, two heavy lift subsea manifolds, flying leads and jumpers.

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The contract also requires procurement, fabrication, transportation and installation of diverless tie-in spools.

"EMAS AMC will use the Lewek Constellation heavy-lift and multi-lay deepwater offshore construction vessel for the project."

Project management and engineering is due to start immediately with offshore execution planned to commence in the first quarter of 2016.

EMAS AMC will use the Lewek Constellation heavy-lift and multi-lay deepwater offshore construction vessel for the project.

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Ezra’s Group CEO and managing director Lionel Lee said: "This important award marks another significant milestone for EMAS AMC as we continue to strengthen Lewek Constellation’s project portfolio.

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"We are very pleased to be able to strengthen our business relationship with Apache as this new project award follows the recently secured multi-year North Sea frame agreement and the successfully completed installation works for the Coniston Field Development Project in north-west Australia."

Apache and Kuwait Foreign Petroleum Exploration discovered the Julimar and Brunello gas fields in 2007.

The fields are located in offshore exploration permit WA-356-P, around 180km west-northwest of Dampier in Western Australia.

The Julimar development project is expected to unlock more than 2.1 trillion cubic feet of sales gas from both fields, generating net sales to Apache of about 140 million cubic feet per day (MMcfd) of liquefied natural gas (LNG), 22 MMcfd of sales gas into the domestic market and 3,250 barrels of condensate per day.