CIMIC Group — Quantem terminal engineering and asset management
CIMIC subsidiary UGL secured a multi-year Quantem agreement covering nine bulk-liquid terminals across Australia. The scope combines engineering, procurement and construction management with maintenance and asset management, with work expected from November 2026; it is EPCM, not a fixed turnkey EPC award.
- Publish date: 2026-09-03
- Category: EPC Contractors
- Original source: CIMIC Group
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Reported project scope
CIMIC subsidiary UGL secured a multi-year Quantem agreement covering nine bulk-liquid terminals across Australia. The scope combines engineering, procurement and construction management with maintenance and asset management, with work expected from November 2026; it is EPCM, not a fixed turnkey EPC award.
Delivery considerations
Maintenance and asset management sit alongside construction in the life of an industrial facility. Their value depends on inspection data, access planning, spare parts and the ability to coordinate interventions with operating requirements. Predictive tools can help prioritize work, but physical condition and engineering judgment remain central. A service agreement documents an ongoing operating support role. It should be assessed separately from a greenfield EPC award, a capacity addition or a claim that equipment has already been replaced.