The Australian Mining Review

Whittens continues winning streak

- REUBEN ADAMS

PERTH-based contractor Whittens has locked down its sixth major contract for 2017 on the Pilgangoor­a lithium-tantalum project in WA.

The contract is valued at an estimated $10m, and includes installati­on of 5800 cubic metres of concrete from September 2017 through to January 2018.

Whittens’ scope of work involves concrete constructi­on of primary and secondary crushing, tertiary crushing (wet screening), wet processing, spodumene concentrat­ion dressing, and processing plant services.

“We are very pleased to be part of such a significan­t project; this contract award validates the commitment of our people and further cements our position in Western Australia as the leading self-perform constructi­on and services partner to the mining industry,” Whittens chief executive Louise Whitten said.

 ?? Image: Whittens Group. ?? Whittens civil constructi­on contracts have been flowing in this year.
Image: Whittens Group. Whittens civil constructi­on contracts have been flowing in this year.

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