CIMIC Group's UGL has been awarded a multi-year contract by Quantem, a leading independent provider of bulk liquid storage infrastructure, to provide integrated engineering and asset management services across its terminal network in Australia.
The contract will support nine bulk liquid storage terminals helping ensure the safe storage and distribution of fuels, chemicals and other essential commodities across Australia.
Under the contract, UGL will deliver comprehensive engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCM) services for Quantem's terminal facilities.
Quantem has a combined storage capacity of more than 677,000 cubic metres and plays an important role in the storage and distribution of fuels, chemicals and other essential commodities, contributing to energy security and supply chain resilience in Australia and New Zealand.
CIMIC Group Chief Executive Officer Jason Spears said:
“Managing complex infrastructure requires more than technical expertise. It requires a partner that can integrate engineering, maintenance and asset management into a single, seamless service.
“Through this engagement, UGL will support infrastructure that plays an important role in Australia's energy security and industrial supply chains, reinforcing our ability to deliver innovative, reliable and safe solutions that create long-term value for our clients and communities.”
UGL Managing Director Sam Goldsmith said:
“UGL is an industry leader in integrated terminal and tank services and brings extensive experience in delivering maintenance and engineering solutions across more than 150 terminals nationwide.
“Our existing operational footprint aligns closely with Quantem's terminal locations, supporting efficient and responsive service delivery.”
Work is expected to commence in November 2026.