GLNG Curtis Island - $5m (Bechtel)
The GLNG Curtis Island project involved major industrial construction works delivered within a large-scale LNG processing facility on Curtis Island. The project was undertaken by Bechtel under a construction package valued at approximately $5 million, supporting critical infrastructure required for gas processing, plant operations, and export facility performance. The works focused on enhancing structural systems, service integration, and operational functionality within a highly regulated industrial environment. These upgrades contributed to improved plant efficiency, long-term infrastructure reliability, and support for ongoing LNG production activities.
Expert Project Management
The GLNG Curtis Island project delivered by Bechtel demonstrates effective delivery of industrial construction works within a complex live energy infrastructure environment. The project required coordination between contractors, engineers, specialist trades, site supervisors, and operational teams to manage construction activities safely and efficiently under strict project controls.
Risk management strategies addressed permit-controlled access, industrial safety requirements, environmental compliance, and coordination with existing plant services. A staged construction approach ensured minimal disruption to surrounding operational areas while maintaining project delivery targets.
Key Features of the Project:
- Major LNG Infrastructure Construction Works
- Delivery within an Active Gas Processing Environment
- Integration with Critical Industrial Services
- Compliance with Heavy Industry Construction Standards
- Support for Long-Term LNG Facility Operations
Project Information
- Project Category: Roofing
- Clients: Ethan Clarke
- Project Date: 26 Sept, 2025
- Avenue End Date: 1 Dec, 2025
- Locations: Cnr St Paul’s Terrace and Rogers Street, Water St, Spring Hill QLD 4000
- Price After: $10,000