Energy infrastructure company Jemena has selected Spiecapag Australia as the construction partner for a 60km pipeline.
The pipeline forms part of Jemena’s $140m Atlas Gas Pipeline Project in south-west Queensland.
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Spiecapag secured the $20m contract following a competitive tender process in the first quarter of this year.
Jemena Atlas Gas Pipeline Project director Mark Turner said: “Spiecapag has a proven record in constructing complex pipelines in regional Queensland and brings to the table an exceptional understanding of the local terrain and environment.
“Spiecapag’s performance as Jemena’s Queensland construction partner on the $800m Northern Gas Pipeline in 2018 means we have every confidence that they are the right team to help us deliver this project on time and on budget.”
The project is expected to create between 150 and 200 jobs during the construction period.
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By GlobalDataLast year, Senex Energy contracted Jemena to build, own and operate the Atlas Gas Pipeline Project.
The pipeline will span 60km from Senex Energy’s Atlas acreage to Jemena’s Darling Downs Pipeline located near Yuleba.
The project also includes a compressor station, which is currently being built by Valmec, 20km from Wandoan.
The Atlas Gas Pipeline is expected to be completed by the end of this year and will have the capacity to transport 40TJ of gas a day.
First gas on the project is expected to flow before the end of CY2019.
Gas from the Atlas Gas Field will be transported by the Atlas Gas Pipeline Project to the domestic east coast gas market through Jemena’s Darling Downs Pipeline.
