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    BAM Clough was awarded a $405 million contract by Bechtel to design and construct a product loading facility and tug berths for Chevron's Wheatstone Project LNG plant near Onslow, Western Australia. The scope involves building a 1.2 km jetty with loading platform and mooring structures, as well as tug berths within a breakwater harbor. BAM Clough will utilize an integrated design team and innovative cantilever bridge construction method to efficiently build the facilities while minimizing environmental impact.

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    BAM Clough was awarded a $405 million contract by Bechtel to design and construct a product loading facility and tug berths for Chevron's Wheatstone Project LNG plant near Onslow, Western Australia. The scope involves building a 1.2 km jetty with loading platform and mooring structures, as well as tug berths within a breakwater harbor. BAM Clough will utilize an integrated design team and innovative cantilever bridge construction method to efficiently build the facilities while minimizing environmental impact.

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    BAM Clough was awarded a $405 million contract by Bechtel to design and construct a product loading facility and tug berths for Chevron's Wheatstone Project LNG plant near Onslow, Western Australia. The scope involves building a 1.2 km jetty with loading platform and mooring structures, as well as tug berths within a breakwater harbor. BAM Clough will utilize an integrated design team and innovative cantilever bridge construction method to efficiently build the facilities while minimizing environmental impact.

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    BAM Clough was awarded a $405 million contract by Bechtel to design and construct a product loading facility and tug berths for Chevron's Wheatstone Project LNG plant near Onslow, Western Australia. The scope involves building a 1.2 km jetty with loading platform and mooring structures, as well as tug berths within a breakwater harbor. BAM Clough will utilize an integrated design team and innovative cantilever bridge construction method to efficiently build the facilities while minimizing environmental impact.

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    Wheatstone Marine

    Facilities Project:
    Product Loading Facility
    and Tug Berths

    Key Aspects
    99 Design and construct
    99 Remote location
    Project Highlights
    99 Integrated design and work
    preparation team
    99 Cantilever bridge construction
    method with limited
    environmental impact

    BC014c
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    99 Supported by BAM and


    Cloughs in-house facilities

    www.bamclough.com

    PROJECT DETAILS:
    Location:

    Onslow, north west Western Australia

    Contract Value:

    A$405 million (2012)

    Contract Period:

    February 2012 - Current

    Safety Statistics:

    Manhours: 39,151

    LTIFR: 0 (as at March 2013)

    OWNER: Chevron
    CLIENT: Bechtel
    Project:
    BAM Clough was awarded the contract by Bechtel to design
    and construct the Product Loading Facility (PLF) and Tug Berths
    associated with the Wheatstone Project LNG Plant near Onslow in
    Western Australia. The feed gas with condensates will be delivered
    via subsea pipeline from gas fields located off Northwest Coast of
    Western Australia in the Carnarvon Basin.
    Joint Venture:
    BAM Clough Joint Venture is a 50 / 50 integrated joint venture
    between BAM International bv and Clough Limited. Established
    in 1964, the joint venture has successfully delivered 13 major jetty
    projects for the energy and resources sectors. BAM Clough has
    in-house engineering and procurement capability to support the
    construction execution. The joint venture primarily self performs
    projects with minimal reliance on subcontract scope.

    Scope of Work:
    The scope consists of a 1.2 kilometre jetty with Marine Operations Platform, product loading platform
    incorporating a single LNG and Condensate load-out berth with associated breasting and mooring dolphin
    structures. Design, fabrication of topside piperack modules and platform modules with piping installation,
    insulation, module testing and ultimate completed piping modules installation and hook-up with final testing
    also forms part of the scope.
    Design, fabrication and construction of Tug berths within the breakwater harbour are also required. Berthing
    arrangement is a series of pile-positioned floating mooring pontoons, articulated walkways, elevated access
    catwalks and utility corridor.
    Construction methodology is primarily a combination of jack up barge, crane barge and cantilever bridge
    (CLB). This arrangement maximises work fronts, can create schedule flexibility and maximises land based
    activities.

    BAM Clough has designed and fabricated the CLB and its supporting equipment to be used for the
    construction of the approach trestle from the abutment to the loading platforms which covers the initial land
    based portion and over a section of water which is not accessible by conventional marine spread. This
    innovated design ensures construction efficiencies, safer working environment and has minimal environmental
    impact.

    BC014c
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    Contracting strategy is EPC lump sum fixed price. Engineering design and procurement is executed by BAM
    Clough. Major construction, plant and equipment are owned by BAM Clough.

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